Bridge Winners Profile for Gonzalo Goded
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 15, 2013
- Last Seen
- 5 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
I am a bridge pro living in Madrid (Spain), I have recently been married, got a daughter and started my own webpage www.bridgegod.com
Complaints about my website's name to be delivered to Richard Pavlicek, who was the first to suggest that nickname here: www.rpbridge.net/7x96.htm
- Country
- Spain
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Reaching the final in NEC Cup 2008
- Bridge Accomplishments
- 9th in 2005 Transnational, Won many spannish championships. Got a WBF's World Master Title
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Federico Goded and Jordi Sabate
- BBO Username
- Fluffy
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Reflected UI
- Observing is not UI, the information you get from observing is UI
- Minimum for 2S
- For me the biggest difference with Axxxx is that it provides a defensive trick. For offensive purposes, one is better opposite Kxx while the other is better opposite Kxxx
- Reflected UI
- Plenty of timne you do have information, you just don't conciously know the source.
- Reflected UI
- This is something I said in the past, but I am not tired of repeating it. Several top players have argued about giving up playing with cards because they would lose their skills on reading things from the way opponents play cards, or behave, or their tempo. I think that ...
- Reflected UI
- Not neccesarilly, on the solution proposed by Gittleman, a "column" rose on the middle of the table making it unable to everyone to see partner, but not opponents. And whenever it was your turn you would see both partner and RHO's action simultaneously, so you wouldn't be able ...
- Share your favorite bidding system highlights
- You forgot the most important factor: your actual hand :D
- Minimum for 2S
- Do you mean intermediates? I must admit I tend to dismish them as nearly irrelevant when we could have 9-card fit, am I wrong?
- Gabriel Carrasco's bidding problem: J92 K AJ2 AKJT85
- too weak for 2NT, so 3♣ or 2♦, whatever you feel more comfortable
- my hand tells me partner has misbid
- IMO if the meaning of the bid by unpassed hand was part of your thought proccess when you reasoned the meaning of the bid, then it is relevant and you should disclose it.
- Bruce Schwaidelson's bidding problem: 9 QJT952 --- AT9865
- If the suits were reversed I would give some weight to playing in clubs, but on this hand you will have trouble constructing hands were clubs play 2 tricks better than hearts. And those will be outweight by the benefits from early agression. The bid I rate worst is 1 ...
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