Bridge Winners Profile for Ed Reppert
Basic Information
- Member Since
- July 17, 2011
- Last Seen
- 5 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Director
- about me
Retired US Navy Officer. Know a little something about computers (was my secondary job in the Navy). ACBL Club director. Player. Systems: Mostly I play 2/1 these days, but I like Romex and Precision as well. Play mostly in clubs and local tournaments.
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Conventions
- Boston Jacoby.
- BBO Username
- Blackshoe
- ACBL Ranking
- Non Life Master
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- rules question
- What are you quoting there, Dan?
- rules question
- That's pretty vague. Might this opening include other hand types? Also, when is one supposed to describe it? On the system card? In system notes? When asked after an alert? (In that case, what provision of the rules requires an alert?) During the clarification period? Just blurt it out ...
- BBO format
- Not going to get into that argument, Jim.
- BBO format
- I am well aware that there are ways to run windows apps on a Mac. More trouble than they're worth, IMO.
- Structure and organisation of clubs
- Makes sense to me. I've quit going to some clubs for less obnoxious things than screaming.
- Is this call alertable?
- The rule is that methods should be disclosed in the manner specified by the RA, not in whatever manner J. Random Player decides is "right". See Law 40.
- BBO format
- For some of us, downloading a windows app would have no effect on how we do things, since we don't run windows.
- rules question
- Perhaps a better question would be "how are a pair required to disclose that in their methods a 2NT opening might include a hand like this?"
- Is this call alertable?
- If "in club games good directing leads to hard feelings" then either the directing is in fact not good, or the hard feelings are going to arise whatever the director does. The latter does not say anything good about the attitudes of bridge players.
- Structure and organisation of clubs
- And how many before?
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