In 1965, the bridge world was rocked by an accusation of cheating at the world championships in Buenos Aires. The pair involved were Britain's Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro, two of the world's best players. Now, almost fifty years later, the true inside story can be told - the investigation, the accusation, and the very different results of the World Bridge Federation and British Bridge League inquiries. This is more than a spellbinding account of a notorious scandal. It is a story of talent and human weakness, enigma and revelation, pride, prejuidice and shame, that transcends the mre game of bridge in interest. It illuminates strange by ways of human motivations and passions, and the other games people play.