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Fred Stewart
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Sept. 24, 2010
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Dean Pokorny's bidding problem: KQ7 KQ96 KQ983 K
didn't expect double to be the popular choice, and I can certainly live with 1NT. (all level conversion)
Geeske Joel's bidding problem: A3 K96 AQT8652 9
5NT ... pick a slam seems right on target. Partner may well have a diamond card, but had she bid it, I might be endplayed into 5 Spades without a heart control. Thus, 5H didn't deny a diamond control, but certainly denied a club control. I'm comfortable with whatever ...
Henry Bethe's bidding problem: JTxxx x Ax AJxxx
2/1 GF thus 3C shows nothing extra.
Adam Kaplan's bidding problem: KT3 AJ K6 AKQJ85
I can't imagine bidding. I've bid my hand, and partner has said we have no game. Now I hope (without conviction) to beat them.
Henry Bethe's bidding problem: K3 75 T96 KQJ973
3C Natural.
Henry Bethe's bidding problem: JTxxx x Ax AJxxx
I thought pass seemed easy ... certainly takes up little room. Let's see what is on partner's mind. For some reason I thought mine would be the lone vote.
Polly Siegel's bidding problem: QJ9 Q73 AK92 JT8
you're kidding me ... right?
Hy Chen's bidding problem: A732 AK92 2 QT98
Considering bidding hee is nuts.
Why aren't you playing in the USBC?
I'm ready to put this to bed .... do I hear a second?
Why aren't you playing in the USBC?
I, for one, believe the trials to be one of the highlights of the bridge calandar. And when the field is small we still have the highest level of US Bridge. Several earlier posts negatively portrayed the "hospitality" feature of this event. In my opinion the overall level of hospitality ...
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