Bridge Winners Profile for David Corn
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Oct. 9, 2014
- Last Seen
- 4 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Barry Crane complimenting me on the play of a hand, oh, so many decades ago.
- Favorite Tournaments
- Penticton, B.C. Regional
- ACBL Ranking
- Emerald Life Master
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- How light are preempts these days? CLUB GAME PABC MATCHPOINT SCORING
- I wonder what Len might rate AQJ10xx as? What is the Ogust response for an "excellent" suit?
- What Are We Going To Do About Slow Play?
- Betting this club holds no Fast Pairs events....
- What Are We Going To Do About Slow Play?
- Different world here. Only realllllyy slow pairs I have encountered are in NABC pairs games.
- What Are We Going To Do About Slow Play?
- If a person and/or team do not want results decided by slow play penalties, my suggestion is to speed up and play within the prescribed time limits. Seems a simple solution.
- What Are We Going To Do About Slow Play?
- This long-time rubber bridge player avers that he has never encountered a hand that can not be solved in 5 minutes.
- What Are We Going To Do About Slow Play?
- Agree, agree, agree Hank. Bridge organizations, especially the ACBL need not re-invent the wheel here. There are already Laws/rules on the books regarding slow play. All the director's need to do is ENFORCE. The tortoises will get the idea soon enough.
- How could we avoid losing 10 IMPs here
- As one of all bridgedom's unluckiest opening leaders, I feel especially unqualified as to what the best opening lead should be.
- How could we avoid losing 10 IMPs here
- Anyone know how Bird & Anthias would have led?? By the way, I have been in far worse 4 of a major contracts than this.
- How could we avoid losing 10 IMPs here
- Zia would have led a Diamond??
- Strategy for Winning NABC Pair Event
- Since I play much more, admittedly "small-time", tournament golf these days, rather than bridge, imagine you have played 63 of the 72 holes of a golf tournament and find yourself 5 shots down with 9 holes to play. One thing to recognize is that for 3.5 days your opponent ...
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