Bridge Winners Profile for Erik Hansson
Basic Information
- Member Since
- May 17, 2016
- Last Seen
- 4 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Swedish junior, 19 years old
- Country
- Sweden
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Winning the youngsters European Championships by 1 imp in 2017
- Bridge Accomplishments
- U21 World Champion 2018 and U21 European Champion 2017
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Castor Mann
- Favorite Tournaments
- The Swedish Bridgefestival in Örebro
- Favorite Conventions
- Gazilli and Jacoby 2NT
- BBO Username
- HansEri1
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Martin Lindfors's bidding problem: 73 J9543 KQ984 7
- This is a fit jump to 3H. If you jump to 4D and the opponents bid 4S, what now?
- Martin Lindfors's bidding problem: Q4 AK875 K2 KJ73
- 3S is searching for the best game
- Martin Lindfors's bidding problem: 32 J972 J652 963
- Without a suit there is no bid
- Martin Lindfors's bidding problem: 5 AKQ865 QT7 QJ6
- Seems like partner has 2*H and 3-4*S based on the bidding, since he didn't bid 2S/3H
- Martin Lindfors's bidding problem: 3 AT72 9875 A952
- 3S+4H seems about right. I dont like the 3C bid, what do I do when p bids 3D/3S? I guess it worked out this time... I'd rather show both m's with perhaps 3S?
- Allan Simon's bidding problem: T98 AQ6543 A97 T
- 2H=8-11 and a direct jump shift is 3-7. No point in playing 3H as INV. When partner has a minimum and singelton heart it's going to be a struggle to take 9 tricks.
- Erik Hansson's bidding problem: ATxxx Q AKxxx Ax
- Partner is known to hold 1C. He shouldn't have xxx or Hx in spades since he didn't bid spades a single time. He shouldn't have Hxx in diamonds either because he bid 4H (unless he has a very good heart suit). So 2-7-3-1 with xx in spades ...
- Smolen over 2NT
- Martin, if you play normal transfers after 2N it's possible to find the major fit with a 3M+1 accept bid as 5=2 M's. So 2N-3D-3S= 5S & 2H and 2N-3H-3N= 5H & 2S
- Martin Lindfors's lead problem: AK7643 A65 732 4
- Even if you can give partner a spade ruff, there is no hurry since you have the ace of hearts. Partner usually has 2cH if he has 1cS. It's very unlikely that partner has 1-1 in M's.
- Martin Lindfors's bidding problem: KQ9874 KQT7 K KJ
- He shouldn't show 10-12 with three aces.
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