Bridge Winners Profile for Gonzalo Goded
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 15, 2013
- Last Seen
- an hour ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- 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, 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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- Gonzalo Goded's bidding problem: QJ4 AK6 A653 K73
- Thanks all, partner had ♠A109xxx ♥Q9x ♦xx ♣xx
- An Unusual Ending
- I would not want to explain that line to partner when ♦Q is doubleton.
- Give the Ruff
- The same rule would be "bid 4♣ or pass 3♦X", so something you would bid with 5+♣, over 3♣ it might happen.
- An Unusual Ending
- If I played 6♠ I would be -100
- Improve my analysis!
- At first sight we defeat only if partner has ♠Qxx ♥xxx ♦QJ10x ♣xxx, maybe with ♥J to add, however if that is the case, why didn't declarer start with a heart from dummy?. It appears that something else is happening, and I think Tom Townsend is on the right ...
- Interference with Queen ask
- If 5♦ is not a step response ask, it makes no sense to take 5♠ as anything but denying ♠Q. You should apply same principles as a cuebid doubled, for me, if they double a cuebid redouble suggests playing there, and pass shows doubt (intermediate), I think pass ...
- Interference with Queen ask
- What are your other responses to 5♦?, most people don't play step responses to trump queen ask.
- Line in 6C
- I'd like to play a spade to the jack, but the ♣9 lead has made it dangerous since after 2 rounds of trumps we can't get to 12 withot stablishing something. After the lead I intuitively think ♥AK+ heart ruff with ♣8 is best, but won't be ...
- Putting pressure on opponents quickly versus taking the most chances
- On this hand I played spade quickly, North won ♠A, and could had defeat the contract if he played a diamond now, but after some consideration he played partner for ♣A109 and let me make the contract.
- Gonzalo Goded's bidding problem: AT63 Q84 94 Q863
- On this hand opponents were cold for 3♦, and best you could do is to compete on a black suit making 7-9 tricks depending on what trump and how you played. Partner had 3424, and East had 3541.
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