Member Profile
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Aug. 15, 2010
- Last Seen
- May 15
- Member Type
- Bridge Pro
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- my sons, Shane and Justin Blanchard winning together
- Bridge Accomplishments
- womens world champion, 2nd Reisinger
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Jill Meyers
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Honors
- Favorite Tournaments
- cavendish
- BBO Username
- jilllevin
- ACBL Ranking
- Grand Life Master
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- 2012 Buffett Cup
- JACOBUS Cheek Wooldridge Hurd win it for USA
- We Were Cheated
- Another huge obstacle in allocating blame is the foreign (both geographical and literal) systems one encounters. When playing against systems with which one is unfamiliar it can take several minutes to understand the meaning of a bid (2d=4+d and 5+s eg) and to ask appropriate inferential questions ...
- We Were Cheated
- slow play in pairs and swiss events inconveniences hundreds of people and must be regulated in the fairest way possible. Slow play in knockouts only inconveniences the two teams involved and the directors and caddies. Teams in major knockout events should be given a choice: play 64 boards regardless of ...
- Kyle Larsen elected to the Hall of Fame
- Congratulations Kyle. Your WBF bio lists your impressive bridge achievements. Your friends and fellow competitors know you are far more accomplished at being a great guy.
- Kamil wins 2012 Lazard Sportsman of the Year Award
- Michael, Everyone knows you are a great sportsman. Do they also know about your fantastic sense of humor? Congratulations.
- In the Well: Jill Levin
- Thanks Peter. Coming from the most deserving of the sportsmen of the year that means a lot to me.
- In the Well: Jill Levin
- Thanks for the cookies Bill. I love cookies.
- In the Well: Jill Levin
- Thanks Henry . Told you I was the wrong person for that question.
- In the Well: Jill Levin
- Randy, I think the acbl and/or usbf train juniors. Indonesia china and the Netherlands , to name a few, train all of their teams.
- In the Well: Jill Levin
- Youngblood , Sorry I missed your question. Possibly Freudian because I don't like it. I rarely ascribe characteristics to one sex over another. If brain studies are to believed women have better brains for verbal and communication. That would give them an advantage in notes, bidding, defense.
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