Bridge Winners Profile for David Coles
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- Member Since
- April 16, 2011
- Last Seen
- 20 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
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- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Tampa Bay Bridge Center
- ACBL Ranking
- Gold Life Master
| Mark Smith - Dave Coles Strong Club transfer advances & variable NT; |
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- ATB - interesting hand
- ps. The AQxxxx of diamonds led the A giving us a cold 0!
- David Coles's bidding problem: T54 T65432 T92 8
- Makes both. In the Common game (332 pairs), most common result was 110 N/S - E/W 43%. Next was -50 for those thar took the push to 4♣ - E/W 73%. 140 for E/W was 92%. Twice doubled for a top.
- David Coles's bidding problem: T54 T65432 T92 8
- Small sample, but it seems obvious how this is going. My thoughts: unless the opponents are idiots (always a possibility), partner has 16/17 hcp. Why double? No club stopper. Partner has 2/3 clubs and 3/4 hearts. So both sides have 9/10 trumps. You have no wasted ...
- Jay Barronen's bidding problem: AQ9xxx QJx Kx xx
- This must have been an inexperienced director. Negative Freebids are a conventional treatment. When I play them I also alert Negative Doubles so opponents are aware they may be non-standard.
- What's your minimum for an overcall - MP - Neither vul
- Doesn't anyone at least want the 10 of spades for this overcall?
- David Coles's bidding problem: Q764 T K9754 J98
- I was a bit surprized also. Was expecting it to be around 60-40 for pass
- 6S, best playline?
- A♣, ruff a club, heart to the queen, ruff a club. A♠, Q♠. A♥, K♥, pitch a diamond. If all goes well, decide which is safer, diamond to the ace or heart ruff to make 7. If spades are 4-1, you are still making if ...
- David Coles's bidding problem: J854 AKQ9874 5 K
- Sorry. Fit showing jumps not part of our agreements.
- Is there a standard meaning for this bid?
- I probably should have divided strong into GF and non-forcing...Sorry
- David Coles's bidding problem: A985 AQJ6 AJ865 ---
- Bob, I think this was a great analysis. I debated between passing and bidding 2♦. In retrospect I like your approach. I bid 2♦. Partner's hand: KJx 10xx Qxx 8xxx. Opponents can cash 6 clubs vs NT. Spades are QTxx onside, hearts Kx onside, diamonds Kx offside ...
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