Bridge Winners Profile for Andrew Sinclair
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- April 25, 2016
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- 4-3-2-4
- Now I'm realizing that I wouldn't have this auction either, though not because I would rebid 1NT originally but because I play XYZ in this situation, so the artificial game force would be 2♦. In that case I would bid 2♥ as purely a waiting bid.
- 4-3-2-4
- What if you have 3=3=3=4 shape? Do you show your 3-card diamond support?
- 4-3-2-4
- What would 3H be in this auction? There should be an "other" choice.
- Yosep Hutasoit's bidding problem: AKQJ5 AKQT J AQJ
- Very strange. What do we think is going on? Does RHO hold 9 diamonds to the K and is planning to pull to 2D?
- Idiotism?
- I already addressed your first two points, and I hope you have some evidence for your third point.
- Idiotism?
- GIB works by creating possible hands for partner and opponents to hold on the bidding and figures out the best move from there. While on this hand 2♠X would score better than 3♦, perhaps if you held a more likely weaker hand you only beat 2♠ one ...
- TAKE OUT or PENALTY - OPPONENT'S PREEMPT
- May I suggest not using all capital letters, as well as using the buttons for suit symbols?
- Vanishing point.
- I assume 2♠ shows 6+. If you ruff and cash the ♦A, your partner's card should tell you which minor suit to return. Actually, this gives up an over trick against QJxxxx, Q, Kxx, Axx with South. So discarding seems better.
- One player has the correct hand. Ruling...
- Law 7A: When a board is to be played, it is placed in the centre of the table until play is completed. Law 7D: Any contestant remaining at a table throughout a session is primarily responsible for maintaining proper conditions of play at the table. Based on Law 7D, all ...
- Equity?
- Give declarer whatever number of tricks he can make double-dummy after starting with ♥AK and seeing the ♥Q fall, or however many tricks he made (with the revoke) plus the 2-trick penalty, whichever is greater.
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