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Written by Jason Feldman
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Here's a hand from the 2008 Mind Sports Olympics in Beijing. Playing with Joe Grue versus the Swedish team in the round robin stage, I held the following hand:
So I stuck my neck out with 3 for better or worse and hear partner raise to 4 . Then it goes Pass, Pass, Double, and Redouble by partner! So now the blood is flowing, and dummy comes down with...
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How do you play this hand in 7 on a trump lead and no opposing bidding.
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Due to the overwhelming number of hands people have sent in for opinions, we have implemented a forum for our users to create polls of their own. The poll forum button is located in our main menu navigation bar above. You will need to log in before you may vote on a poll. Now whenever you have a disagreement with your partner at the club or have a director ruling that you didn't like, you can post it here for people to vote and comment.
Take advantage of our hand creator tool. After creating your hand, copy and paste the formula in the box at the bottom directly into your poll question.
Link to Hand Creator Tool (also available on the side panel of the poll creator)
Link to Poll Forum
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Written by Gavin Wolpert
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Europe and the USA will battle it out for the 2010 Buffett Cup Sept 13th-16th. The 3rd bi-annual competition between the two powerhouse teams is as strong of a field as ever. All of the action will be shown live on Bridge Base Online. As usual we will be covering this major event live here on Bridge Winners.
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featured blog post by allan stauber
In a reply to Gavin's Bidding Box article, Steve Weinstein said that the 1980 Blue Ribbon Pairs was the first event in which he used them.
Then Barry Goren added some comments about the event. This is a hand that I played in the second session of the Final. It may have been against him and Tom Abbott, but we can't recall for sure. It may not be the greatest hand in history, but I think it has some interesting points. At any rate, if you get it right, you win the event! Otherwise, "wait 'til next year." Read More
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