Living as I do inthe Netherlands, I am a member of the european bridgecommunity.
My modest bridge-abilities are expressed playing in what in America is probably regional competition (hard enough for me)
I was hooked on this game as a student and have been playing ever since (when moving the first research-point is what bridgeclubs are in the area)
I have 4 kids in their twenties who are more and more selfreliant and selfsupporting. I enjoy the process of letting them go their own way but still supporting them very much.
Next to my passion for this game I also enjoy science fiction, crosswords, other puzzles and mindgames and of course supporting my kids in their endeavours
Read more »PLaying a tournament with a good one-time partner I got stuck in this position:
Before starting the day we had agreed on playing Ghesthem, where the 3♣-bid denotes at least 5-5 in spades / diamonds. I alerted this and explained our agreement when asked. As she bid 6♣ I of course "knew" (or rather suspected seriously) that partner had made a mistake and was holding long clubs. However, I thought that I could not (yet) draw that conclusion from just the 6♣-bid.
What are my (ethical?) options here?
Made this a general poll because i am most interested in comments on my ethical obligations.
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