Bridge Winners Profile for Gonzalo Goded
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 15, 2013
- Last Seen
- 9 hours 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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- What should E play after partner leads AC and why
- Partner led the ace and dummy has the queen third, Jack is as relevant as the 2 on this suit.
- considerably worse than trivial
- *comment relocated ot the proper thread*
- considerably worse than trivial
- How lucky you are Liam, the only play of that type I can recall was executed by my partner against me.
- considerably worse than trivial
- But have you found any?, people talk about some of this plays as if they happened once a month, but some of them I've never seen in real time. For example I found once a balancing squeeze... if only my opponents were in opposite seats. Still looking for another ...
- considerably worse than trivial
- Richard Pavlicek has very good studies on those type of hands, I think he found a deal where not 2 opponents, but the 4 players could make 1 heart when being declarer (meaning the 4 players would be endplayed ion the lead), and some other things I found amusing.
- considerably worse than trivial
- I've played that hand a few times, except that spades don't follow the pattern because ♠A is usually put in front on the card packs we used, this is perhaps worse because it meant someone had an opener
- considerably worse than trivial
- I've looked for GWODZINSKY since always, but I think 2 cards away is the best I remember, except when the dealing machine had a bug and dealt 13 cards of a suit to everyone. Also look for every player to have a 4333, I've seen it 3 times ...
- Frances Hinden's bidding problem: KJ98542 --- 2 AKQ86
- We are on lead with AKQ on partner's voice, bidding 5♠ is totally out of the quesiton. My estimates are for 6♠ to make 75% of the time, for an average +1020. Passing gets you somewhere around +900 average, so I would bid 6♠
- Grosvenored by a little old lady
- I don't see why declarer cannot have 3 spades
- Raise to 2NT
- It doesn't make a difference in french style, you still bid 2m with 3 card fragment on 16-17 balanced hands.
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