Bridge Winners Profile for Gonzalo Goded
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 15, 2013
- Last Seen
- 3 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Pro
- about me
I am a bridge pro living in Madrid (Spain), I work a lot on 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, 4th in 2016 World Bridge Games. Got a WBF's World International Master Title
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Federico Goded and Jordi Sabate
- BBO Username
- Fluffy
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Should we have taken the push?
- Club players in my area have no clue of why the stop card is meant to be used. Under this circumstances it would be impossible for them to use it properly.
- YBTJ
- I think south should take an action on the first round like double or 2NT lebensohl-like. That wouldn't change anything though.
- The Missing
- I wouldn't had played the same, because I wouldn't had the guts to play grand knowing the 2 hands, I guess there weren't screens in use and Jacco could also infer from west's hessitation during bidding.
- Failed attempt for a doubled overtrick
- Opponents making a doubled overtrick would carry the same psychologycal impact as just making for me. Mmm, sorry, I was wrong, what I actually meant is that if my opponents ever risked a cold doubled contract in order to show dominance and make a doubled overtrick, then I would be ...
- Failed attempt for a doubled overtrick
- what was the lead and the bidding?
- What does this 1NT rebid show?
- -Because he already has a bid that shows 12-14 balanced: pass -Because pass is a lot safer than bidding 1NT. -Because it frees up 1NT for some other sensible choice (I use it for minors with diamond preference on precision context) such as 18-19 balanced.
- What does this 1NT rebid show?
- Why bid 2NT when you can bid 1NT, that is the question.
- What does this 1NT rebid show?
- I wish my partners would accept to play 18-19 here, since with 12-14 it is usually a bad idea.
- Should partner have made 3N?
- it might also work when ♥10 is smith or count :)
- Make a Grand
- What I found unnusual about this hand is that I was solving problems lineally one after another making small modifications on the line to get closer and closer to the solution, usually you need to take steps back but somehow here I just moved straight forward, perhaps because lack of ...
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