Bridge Winners Profile for Ed Reppert
Basic Information
- Member Since
- July 17, 2011
- Last Seen
- 3 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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- TD please
- Unless your first suit is 9 cards. :-)
- Queen of Trumps ask when playing RKCB 1430
- Of course it's incomplete. I didn't have time to write or interest in writing a book! :-)
- What's the ethical thing to do when partner misreviews auction?
- I might have missed an alert. I would be unlikely to have missed an alert [I]card,[/I] since they are so rarely used here. And while I'm more forgetful than I used to be, I haven't forgotten an alert in the auction - yet. :-)
- What's the ethical thing to do when partner misreviews auction?
- One question is “what was the content of that discussion?”
- What's the ethical thing to do when partner misreviews auction?
- I think that if I asked for an explanation of the auction and got a review [i]while the bidding cards were still on the table[/i] I would feel insulted. I would be tempted to say “I’m not blind, thank you very much”.
- What's the ethical thing to do when partner misreviews auction?
- A review is not the same as an explanation, and a request for one should not include the other. Laws 20A through 20E cover reviews. 20F covers explanations.
- What's the ethical thing to do when partner misreviews auction?
- Mmm, no.
- What's the ethical thing to do when partner misreviews auction?
- There's a difference between a review (Laws 20B-20E) and an explanation (Law 20F). The title says "misreview" but the body of the OP says an explanation was requested. Which was it?
- Queen of Trumps ask when playing RKCB 1430
- I would say 4♠ is kickback unless you need it to be natural, in which case 4NT has to be RKC. 3♠ would be the splinter in support of hearts. If 4♠ would be control showing in support of hearts, I would use 4NT for that so ...
- Online Bridge Ruling: Failure to Alert and Wild Bids
- If a bid would in fact not require an alert, then I don't think it's legal to give a PP for not alerting it.
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