As most athletes display their physical prowess at the Asian Games, players in their 20s to 80s, including Indonesia's richest man, are flexing their mental muscles in the game of bridge, which made its debut at the 2018 edition of the regional games.Organizers and players hope that acquiring greater international exposure for bridge will help build a case for its inclusion in future Olympics.In hushed rooms in a convention center in Jakarta, dozens of tables with four chairs each are spaced equally for teams of two players to face off in intense card games that typically last more than two…READ FULL ARTICLE
