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David Bailey
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Member Since
Jan. 19, 2011
Last Seen
55 minutes ago
Member Type
Bridge Player
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United States
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http://bvillebridge.wordpress.com/

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Regular Bridge Partners
Doug Fjare, Bonnie Gall
Favorite Tournaments
2011 Gatlinburg Regional was awesome!
BBO Username
ADB42
ACBL Ranking
Silver Life Master
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Psych!
Watch Roy Welland. He's a master of misleading bids. My favorite... LHO Sabine RHO Roy 1C 1D X 3D Roy held something like KQTx AJTx Jxx xx. The opponents managed to get to 5C in a 5-2 fit. Both misjudged the fit that Roy and Sabine had. LHO continued ...
Sanya Almeida's bidding problem: AKQ752 A T7 AT52
4C=modified RKC. Step responses are 0, 1, 1 & Q, 2, 2&Q
Thanassis Matziaris's bidding problem: KQJ532 --- AK QT654
I don't like the 3S bid. If you bid 4C, partner may come to life with two of the three cards that count.
Nick Fahrer's bidding problem: T53 T93 963 9652
I asked a director about this, once. I was told that you're not allowed to have any partnership agreement about what to do over opponent's illegal call. It seems that this would include psyching they're bid.
Terry Beckman's bidding problem: T AK7652 A3 T872
I'll try 1N then 3H.
Roger Miller's bidding problem: AKQ3 QT7 K92 AJ6
Double; then, after 2H, rebid 2N.
Expert signaling
This is one of the situations where Kantar recommends giving count on opening lead.
Hugh Williams's bidding problem: KQT63 AT74 J82 Q
Hmmm, it's not too late to pattern my hand -- 5D.
Jameson Cole's bidding problem: 87 Q4 95 AQJT542
I'm happy to be playing namyatS.
Oren Kriegel's bidding problem: 984 7 A8 AKQJ852
I'd bet that this auction won't die in 2C; so, I'll bid it.
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