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Ari Greenberg
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Member Since
Oct. 20, 2010
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Bridge Player
about me
I started playing bridge when I was 10 and never looked back. I'm also an admin here.
Country
United States

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Favorite Bridge Memory
My two junior world championships playing with Justin Lall
Favorite Tournaments
Nationals and World Championships
BBO Username
arigreen
ACBL Ranking
Gold Life Master
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In the Well: Sabine Auken
Thanks Sabine for joining us today. Do you have a favorite hand you'd like to share from all your years playing bridge? By the way, if anybody is interested in checking out Sabine's great book "I Love This Game" it is available here: http://bridgewinners.com/store/ebook ...
Adam Kaplan's bidding problem: A9xxx Txx AJxxx ---
So unfair to change the hand after I voted!
Ethical obligations
Michael, yes we were considering appealing since 3N making 3 was a possible outcome. However it wouldn't have made a significant difference in our score so we decided not to bother. Most pairs who were in 3N made 10 tricks. I believe the right line is to cash 3 ...
Ethical obligations
I played this hand and our opponents had the auction 2H (weak) -P-3N*-P-4H-P-P-P. There was about a two minute tank before the 3N call. We called the director as soon as 4H was bid. Declarer made 5, but the director ruled it back to 3N making 4.
Cash or underlead?
Interesting point Andrew. I held the West hand on this board, and I assumed that partner would have played the Q from QJxxx, which made cashing the K at trick two less likely to be correct. But if I am known to often lead unsupported aces here then I can ...
Gamesmanship in the Vanderbilt
I think Meckstroth has every right to demand that his opponents provide a written defense for Multi when the bid comes up. I would think it quite odd, however, if the opponents provided a defense but Meckwell decided to use their own defense instead. Does anyone know if Meckwell normally ...
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