Member Profile
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- Member Since
- Nov. 8, 2009
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- Member Type
- Bridge Pro
- about me
Bridge Winners co-founder and avid bridge player. Immigration Attorney by day in San Diego, CA.
- Country
- United States
- Website
- http://www.immigrateme.com/
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Winning the 2006 World Youth Championship
- Bridge Accomplishments
- 2006 World Youth Champion, 2008 NABC Swiss Champion
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Erin Feldman, Rick Roeder
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Adventures in Bridge
- Favorite Tournaments
- All the Nationals
- Favorite Conventions
- BART
- BBO Username
- jfeld
- ACBL Ranking
- Gold Life Master
| Standard American Standard American |
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| Jason and Vince 2 over 1 |
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| Ralph Katz and Jason Feldman 2 over 1 |
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| Jason Feldman and Rick Roeder 2 over 1 |
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| Nagy Kamel and Jason Feldman 2 over 1 |
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| Joel Wooldridge & Johnny Hurd 2 over 1 |
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| Bobby Levin - Steve Weinstein |
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| Joe Grue - Justin Lall Precision + 2/1 Game Force |
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| Kevin Bathurst - Dan Zagorin 2 over 1 |
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| Chip Martel-Lew Stansby Weak NT (except 3rd Vul), 2/1 |
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| Greg Humphreys and Jason Feldman 2/1 GF, 3/1 natural invitational (except 1M-3!d), 1M-2x-2N=waiting |
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- BW defeats KAHLENBERG in Challenge Match
- It was a really fun match today. Thanks to all the players for participating, the commentators for volunteering their time, BBO for hosting us and all of you for watching!
- Richard Unger's bidding problem: AQJT2 87 Q98 A75
- This comes down to what your agreement is. Discussing whether 2♠ promises 6 or is a catch all is critical. If 2♠ is somewhat nebulous, than that's my call. If it promises 6 I would choose 3♦ (although my spades could pass as 6 if another ...
- Hy Chen's bidding problem: A732 AK92 2 QT98
- I know I'm not supposed to bid one more here, but I've got too much. I think I am making 7 a significant majority of the time. My only worry is a about a second round club loser, but I think partner is a pretty heavy favorite to ...
- I Love This Game
- Great book. I like Sabine's writing style, and her unique way of integrating lessons with the thrilling story of her comeback. She would start with a hand from the match and talk about it until she reached a specific discussioon topic that she wanted to cover. Then Sabine would ...
- The Rodwell Files
- While not exactly easy reading, this bridge book is highly recommended for an advanced or expert player looking to improve their game. Eric Rodwell discusses a lot of situations that I had never before seen written about. His approach to the book is also a refreshing change. If you are ...
- Dennis the Menace
- Danny, I believe the vulnerability didn't get switched when the hands were rotated. Both South's were unfavorable. I have corrected the vulnerability.
- Hugh Williams's bidding problem: AKJ543 J AQJ72 A
- 7 Spades seems right to me. Seems like you lose to 7NT when diamonds are 5-0 or 6-0 (perhaps 4-0 if partner is 3244 and opened 1C) AND the opening leader is not the one who is void AND 7NT was making via the ♦10 in partner's hand, a ...
- Geeske Joel's bidding problem: KJT AQJ98 KT6 A2
- I really like playing transfers over these 2NT rebids, which would of course alleviate your problem here.
- Jeff Sapire's bidding problem: T8 A98 A87643 87
- I think partner's 2♥ bid is definitely forcing, and I would bid 3♦. Partner can have a very strong hand for a 2♥ bid. The cuebid already takes other types of hands. A cue bid is either diamond support (that can't splinter), a general forcing ...
- Dan Zagorin's bidding problem: xx KJxx AKTxx xx
- I would double and bid 4♦ over 3♠.
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