Bridge Winners Profile for Andy Hung
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- Member Since
- May 8, 2011
- Last Seen
- 3 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- Australia
Bridge Information
- Bridge Accomplishments
- BBO Vugraph Operated 2.5 tables simultaneously.
- Favorite Tournaments
- Gold Coast Congress - Simply the best :)
- BBO Username
- andy_h
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- Board 15 September 10
- Then partner should think quicker :) But honestly, there shouldn't be that much time required when partner shows a 3-card limit raise, you're either signing off or raising to game. If necessary, you might be able to use an "inbtween bid" to re-ask about how good partner's 3-card ...
- Board 5, 10 September, USA1 vs Norway
- Would be more interesting if West's hand was dummy in 6♦. Does anyone want to have a guess on how you should play the diamonds then?
- Bd 6 17th September
- By the way, assuming the club spots are correct, be a bit cautious when you see a lot of the intermediate spots being played out! If the play sequence was correct, then it seems like you had an overtrick by forcing out the ♣J after drawing trumps!
- Bd 6 17th September
- I've never been a fan of mini-splinters (or mini/mega/maxi variation). I understand there may be hands where you are able to bid a thin game when responder is weak and finds no wastage opposite. But more often than not, you will likely bid a game but give ...
- Board 10, September 17th
- Another way to think about this is, if East's type of hand jumps to 4♥ (over 2♦ or 3♣ or whatever response), and responder has two aces, would responder pass it out? Don't think so - therefore it's probably OK for East's hand to ...
- Board 15 September 10
- A couple of interesting points: 1) If you use an artificial bid to show a 3-card limit raise, you can also put in some "bad GF hands" in there too. So with the North's hand, I can bid 1S-3D (3card limit) then if partner signs off, bid 4S to ...
- Board 15 September 10
- Not sure I would call it 'normal' with only a 6-card suit? I understand the aggression with the shape/suit quality etc, but I think it's a bit too 'solo bridge' to be bidding like this with a 6-card suit. Don't forget partner is still in the bidding.
- Board 9, 10 September: 2007 Bermuda Bowl USA1 vs Norway 7/8
- I don't think South's hand should give up, especially being NV. Double is probably fine, though if you can bid a NF 3♦ then that might be reasonable too. The logic here is that when partner doesn't make a Support double (or rebid a competitive 3 ...
- Hand 6 - 27 August
- Love the 3♥ bid!
- Board 20, 6th August
- This seems to be a common trend in AU, to swap the NT ranges whereby the "weaker" goes via 2H. When I first heard of it, I thought it was a great idea and decided to employ it. When it first came up at the table, I was excited but ...
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