Bridge Winners Profile for Martin Fleisher
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 6, 2011
- Last Seen
- 9 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
I'm an attorney by training but spend most of my professional time managing an investment fund invested in life insurance policies. I play bridge almost exclusively at the nationals, team trials, and (if lucky) international competitions. Most of my practice comes on bridgebase.com.
\nI started playing when I was about 8, and duplicate at 11. However, despite some early success, I didn't play more than a few days a year between 1981 and 1995 as I was pretty focused on my career and had (and still have fortunately) a wife who does not play bridge. I got more serious about bridge around 2003 and feel very fortunate about my success and the partners and teammates I've had. I still think of myself as "young player" but am eligible for ACBL senior events this year (yikes!).
Bridge Information
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Chip Martel
- ACBL Ranking
- Grand Life Master
- FLEISHER is USA2
- Thank you Judy for your kind words
- FLEISHER is USA2
- Thanks so much for all the nice comments. I'm terrible lucky to have a great partner and teammates, and that we were able to beat a bunch of very talented teams along the way (and lose to another very talented team). I particularly appreciate the comments from the members ...
- True North American Championships Coming
- I'm protecting them by keeping faux Americans like you out.
- Length of 2017 USBC Matches
- who is the "we"?
- Length of 2017 USBC Matches
- who is the "we"?
- Fleisher Wins Spingold
- I think Geir ducked completely in tempo. But I knew he was capable of this and I figured that if he had with Kxx I would just be down if I finessed again. Accordingly, I took the club finesse figuring that it had lost I could still play for hearts ...
- Fleisher Wins Spingold
- they played 3 sets each day (4 one day only)
- Spingold Vugraph from Round of 16
- fleisher-firemans
- Making 6!c in the US Championship Match
- At the other table, I was afraid of going down with diamonds 6-2 if I played ace and ruffed a diamond. this way I was cold with the trumps 3-2 or 4-1 onside, with some good chances if 4-1 offside.
- USBF semifinals
- We won the appeal!
