Bridge Winners Profile for Espen Kali Grebrof
Basic Information
- Member Since
- July 26, 2012
- Last Seen
- May 15
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- Norway
Bridge Information
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Kristiansands BK
- Favorite Conventions
- Stayman :)
- BBO Username
- grebrof
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Yuan Shen's bidding problem: J32 K3 AK42 AJT5
- Just play 11-16 no matter what. After Stayman, 2♦, 2♥ and 2♠ are 11-14 2nt 15-16 no 5card suit 3level 15-16 5card suits
- CAS Decision on Fantoni and Nunes
- Yes, if the amount of video evidence had sprung from they won the junior WC, their cheating would have been documented over an even longer period of time.
- CAS Decision on Fantoni and Nunes
- Yes, we have known this for some time now. The CAS are totally helpless in cases not involving doping - where they do have a list of chemical components to check with. Doesn't matter what this CAS verdict says: We all know they are guilty
- To Show or Not To Show?
- It is only in one club that I know of here in my area in Norway where the bridgemate shows the results. In this club the cards are not played at the same time at all tables - which is normal everywhere else. Otherwise it wouldn't matter since it's ...
- (1!C) - 2!C
- Schneider was an Austrian world class player who lived and played for awhile in Scandinavia (Sweden and Norway mainly) from what I have been told, but still... Many explain conventional bids with a name instead if saying what is shows. I really dont like when people alert at BBO saying ...
- (1!C) - 2!C
- Online, they are "always" snippy. Playing live I never experience this. A main problem online, is that many players there never play live so they don't know how to behave.
- (1!C) - 2!C
- One of the most ridiculous conventions in bridge is in my mind the Swedish name for low encourage = Schneider :)
- (1!C) - 2!C
- Yes, I know Multi-Landy. Many conventions have too many names :)
- (1!C) - 2!C
- "Woolsey" doesn't mean much to me, sorry. How is his convention in that position? :)
- (1!C) - 2!C
- "Try bidding 2♣ to show a hand with 5-4 in the majors. Partner can bid 2♦ to ask for your longer major. A 2♦ overcall shows 5-5 in the majors." This is also a good treatment if your opponents bid 1♣/1♦ - (pass) - 1nt - ...
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