Bridge Winners Profile for Andrew Sinclair
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- Member Since
- April 25, 2016
- Last Seen
- 13 hours ago
- Member Type
- bridge player
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- ACBL Ranking
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- Ron Lel's bidding problem: KQx AKQJx xxx xx
- I overcalled 1N over 1C with a similar hand (spade honors were in clubs). The enemy kept leading hearts...
- Robert Thorstad's bidding problem: AJ86 42 T975 A83
- I bid 3♥ to cater to partner holding a hand like KQx, AKQxxx, x, AJx. If partner bids 3NT I’ll bid 4♦.
- Nicholas France's bidding problem: Q3 K2 K542 AJ975
- How does your partner bid 1NT over 2C?
- Mark Chen's bidding problem: Axxxx AKJTxx --- Kx
- 4♣*
- Mark Chen's bidding problem: Axxxx AKJTxx --- Kx
- He did not do well to come in. A leaping michaels hand should be much stronger. With your hand, your side should get to slam after you balance with 4♦.
- Deb Paul's lead problem: 5 4 KQJ986 AQT54
- At this level I play the lead of a king promises the ace. Therefore I lead the queen.
- Nigel Kearney's bidding problem: AQJ872 --- J82 AKT7
- Bid 1♠ first, then double hearts at whatever level it comes back at.
- To Beer or Not to Beer?
- You should try to prevent, but if your partner isn't completely paying attention, I think there's room to let partner beer and when they forget to call it, you call it and steal it from them.
- How Not to Make Silver LM
- Gotcha. With that hand (KQxx, v, Axx, KJ10xxx) I would probably bid 3♠ instead of 4♥. I don't want to be in game opposite a minimum 1♠ bid (AJxx, xxx, xxxx, xx or the like).
- How Not to Make Silver LM
- If West has the king of clubs instead of diamonds, grand is even more laydown. You have 6 spade tricks, a heart ruff, 5 clubs, and a diamond. You only go down on a ruff of the opening lead, or if clubs are 0-6 either way, with the person with ...
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