Bridge Winners Profile for Herreman Robert
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Dec. 26, 2011
- Last Seen
- June 16, 2016
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Hello !
I would like to play a lot more on BBO...and am looking for a partner ready to discuss bidding and playing.
- Country
- France
Bridge Information
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Begian National Master - France:série1T
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- BC Begijntje ; BC Vieux-Boucau
- BBO Username
- Lurpoa
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Audio commentary for Euro 2016
- Yes England2 and Italy 2. Monaco is France1.
- Be Prepared
- or Kits. A kit, to kit, kitting... :)
- The Pakistani Wizard
- You write as a World Champion...Are you ?
- Herreman Robert's bidding problem: QT4 AQJT9 JT2 62
- really 18 plus ?
- Oren Kriegel's bidding problem: A8763 AK42 --- KQ52
- afraid of a complete misfit... Also afraid to pass. I'll go for 2♠.
- Oren Kriegel's bidding problem: K9 AQ74 QJT765 5
- Trust your partner !
- Herreman Robert's bidding problem: J42 8 AJ73 KQJ83
- Right Nick, that is close to what Philip is telling us. But one thing - I don't think that many players do agree with a direct double of 3Hearts by N being for penalty: the doubler is under the overcaller....But maybe I am wrong...
- Herreman Robert's bidding problem: J42 8 AJ73 KQJ83
- It is clear, that failure to support partner's diamonds on the first round (for whatever reason-that's not the heart of this discussion), made subsequent bidding difficult. Nevertheless - and independent of the South Hand shown - may I have your opinion of what a double by South in this situation ...
- Herreman Robert's bidding problem: J42 8 AJ73 KQJ83
- Yes, that is what we all like to do: only double when it is winning action for our side. But can you be more precise with what kind of hands you double ?
- Herreman Robert's bidding problem: J42 8 AJ73 KQJ83
- @ Phillip Martin, If I understand your position: a double by south would show some hearts values and asks partner's opinion; on a more or less regular opening hand, he would pass. Did I get that right ?
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