Bridge Winners Profile for Gonzalo Goded
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 15, 2013
- Last Seen
- 17 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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- Yuan Shen's bidding problem: T8xx AKTxxx Qx x
- Not going to risk slam in 4-4 spades playing against a weak field and leading, so 4♣ seems the best way to explore slam.
- Gonzalo Goded's bidding problem: AK74 KJ64 Q4 A63
- No real agreement.
- Timuçin (Timo) Erkoç's bidding problem: AK AT984 QJT5 62
- Its hard to get a vote more evenly spread Timo, 50% pass, and the bidders spread through different options. I am afraid you won't be able to read much, except that this is not an easy bid.
- Timuçin (Timo) Erkoç's bidding problem: AK AT984 QJT5 62
- Nobody is vulnerable on my screen.
- The Worst Convention Ever
- At least it is diamonds, here it was popular for a while to play 2NT-3NT as 5♠-4♥
- Peg Kaplan's bidding problem: AKQT76 5 K8762 7
- If you jump to 6♦ East needs to guess at trick 2 to defeat it, far from clear IMO.
- How would you rule?
- So Neil, in your opinion defenders need to count points of declarer and if they fail to do so is their mistake, and it doesn't matter that they can count distribution to reach the opposite conclusion.
- How would you rule?
- I think this is the most likely, but you cannot just decide it is that way, you need to ask questions and find out first.
- Avoid Commitment
- Kit what are your feelings regarding information leak for bidding 2♠, 3♥ or worse 3♠? I am always a little wary to use them as they seem to help opponents when they end up declaring.
- Play in 5!S
- When clubs are 3-2 you have no third round heart loser no matter how you play.
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