Bridge Winners Profile for Dan Denison
Basic Information
- Member Since
- July 20, 2010
- Last Seen
- Aug. 20
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Retired Banker living in San Diego. Indifferent golfer. BBO addict, but not as bad as my wife. Dedicated grandfather.
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Lifetime favorite auction: (1D)-2D-(3D)-4D-(5D)-6D-(P)-7H (claimed at trick one)
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Richard Unger; Jeremy Fields; Mary Lou Denison
- Favorite Tournaments
- Spring NABC's; Hawaii and Palm Desert regionals; WBF's in US
- Favorite Conventions
- 10-13 NT
- BBO Username
- ddenison
- ACBL Ranking
- Gold Life Master
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- Dan Denison's bidding problem: K73 KJT93 T AJT8
- With the score after 6 hours being 17 to 0, I guess we can treat this opinion as unanimous. The only 5H bidder seems to be Jeff Meckstroth. Rodwell accepted the invitation to 6H. (Not sure what their understanding is; he had AQxx of H and second round control of ...
- Dan Denison's bidding problem: AQ J6542 Q64 KJ5
- In the event I passed, and it was bloody. Down three. Either 1N to protect the tenaces, or XX resulting in 2D from the other side, would be down one, or lead to opponents bidding and making a part score. In retrospect, I like Richard Fleet's suggestion of treating ...
- Dan Denison's bidding problem: T9875 4 AJ954 T8
- Hmmm. You passed in real life. And a very solid majority supported you. But the majority is not always right.
- Jack Spear's bidding problem: JT32 AJ92 2 AJ32
- I am a recent convert, but now strong believer, in the theory that in this type of 5-level auction, pass is forcing, and I should pass with one diamond and double with two. Partner can then make an informed decision. Bidding is optional with a void. The theory, which I ...
- Dan Denison's bidding problem: AQJT8 K Q9875 T5
- Thanks to all for your votes. This hand was from the recent Keohane Individual event at the Newton, MA regional. My choice was to pass, which resulted in a zero. I posted this hoping to reassure myself that I was not the lone ranger. I am somewhat reassured.
- Changing the CDR - an ACBL BoD motion
- I think at high levels, there is conspiracy to defraud. A pro pair's sponsor is paying them for performance to achieve an objective, which will be taken away if they are found to be cheating They are competing against other pros who fail to achieve their own incentives when ...
- Changing the CDR - an ACBL BoD motion
- IANAL - Definitely! And I did not intend the word "complaint" to refer to a court filing. "Referral" is probably the appropriate word. My post was aimed at the overall target of drafting a BOD motion. I suggest that the NABC procedure explicitly include a referral to the appropriate agency (FBI ...
- What Effect Will The Cheating Allegations Have On Grass Root Bridge?
- Misplaced posting removed. Sorry.
- Changing the CDR - an ACBL BoD motion
- How about adding the possibility of the ACBL filing a federal criminal complaint for Conspiracy to Defraud for the cases where Beyond Reasonable Doubt can be established, and the event involves pro teams where significant money is/was at risk for both competitors and teammates? That could be a significant ...
- The law of cheating
- IANAL and multinational venues clearly complicate things, but this is the first comment I have seen on lo these many threads that has identified criminal punishment as a possibility. I think it would be fine to have a two-tiered system: Preponderance of evidence for internal sanctions of some strength, but ...
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