Bridge Winners Profile for Greg Herman
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Aug. 16, 2011
- Last Seen
- May 28
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Graduate Student at Colorado State University, pursuing PhD in Atmospheric Science.
Research interests: statistical post-processing of weather forecasts, ensemble methods, data assimilation.
Attended University of Washington; graduated Spring 2013 with degrees in Computer Science, Atmospheric Science, and Physics.
Junior, born '93
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Bridge Accomplishments
- USA2 U26 2014 & 2016, 2nd U21 2013 Teams, Collegiate Champion 2013, 2nd 100-200 Mini McKenney 2012
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- University of Washington Bridge Club
- Favorite Tournaments
- NABCs
- Favorite Conventions
- Transfers, T/O Doubles
- BBO Username
- gregh2
- ACBL Ranking
- Silver Life Master
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- Feedback for Convention Chart, Part 2
- Thanks for all your work on this- it is much appreciated. On the ACBL Mid-Chart, it is currently legal to, by partnership agreement, be permitted to open a Multi 2♦ with 5M(332) pattern and a below average strength hand. It seems that since this agreement does not show ...
- Captain's Diary, Day 0: Arrival and Opening Ceremony
- Looks like your welcome gift offered more than your typical entrée in Salsomaggiore. Good luck to you and the team!
- Faulty Claim Ruling
- Michael, I reread the claim statement provided by the OP again. What specifically in the wording convinces you that declarer will play ♠ first? While I agree that my conviction that declarer would play ♦ first was somewhat unfounded, it certainly doesn't seem precluded. There are 'conflicting' things, neither ...
- Faulty Claim Ruling
- Being the only person that voted -3, I must be missing something? I'm supposing based on the claim statement that declarer plays the ♥A, tests ♦, then cash ♠ from the top. Testing ♦ certainly does not require playing three rounds, and there are certainly reasons not to play ...
- PLAYOFF in Mixed USBC
- Reading the Savchenko-Katz appeal write-up raises several issues which I have previously found, and continue to find, rather troubling. First, procedural penalties (PPs) are, in my experience, applied extremely inconsistently. People frequently complain about slow play in NABC+ events, but PPs are very seldom assigned except for in “fast” events ...
- How do we catch up?
- I play reverse wysiwyg after a psychic pass. It would've made this auction very simple.
- Link to ACBL GNT rosters
- Debbie, This is one thing ACBL Live has actually helped (though still far from perfect). Many of the missing results can be centrally obtained by going to http://live.acbl.org/ and clicking on the "GNT/NAP Results" button. It's still not exhaustive, but it helps.
- Stop the Stop Card
- My impression was that the bid was "touching or nearly touching the table" but that the bidding cards were still in the bidder's hand by the time LHO's call was "touching or nearly touching" the table. Obviously I don't know for sure since I wasn't there ...
- Stop the Stop Card
- This is mostly an irrelevant technical point, but it is the skip bid warning, and not the usage of the stop card, which is required by regulation. Yes, the stop card is the proper method of making a skip bid warning when using bidding boxes. I personally do need read ...
- Time To Do Away With the Books
- Ed, I didn't want to sidetrack the thread, but sure...off the top of my head, things that should probably be legal at some level lower than they are currently: 1) Transfer openings at the one-level, showing opening values (8+ HCP by ACBL definitions) and length in a suit ...
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