Bridge Winners Profile for Martin Gordon
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Nov. 14, 2012
- Last Seen
- March 1
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
I am a B-flight player with several Regional wins
- Country
- Canada
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Going 4-4 in the first day of the NA Swiss in Boston (even though we did not Q)
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- RA Duplicate Bridge Club (Ottawa, ON)
- Favorite Tournaments
- Ottawa Regional
- Favorite Conventions
- Mini splinters
- ACBL Ranking
- Silver Life Master
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- Martin Gordon's bidding problem: Q53 KQJ753 Q 642
- So now I will tell you what happened. I foolishly bid 5S and they foolishly forgot to double. They got 4 aces and four ruffs (the opening lead of the AD dropped pard's stiff king and clubs and hearts Both had singletons). This -600 was worth 6 out of ...
- Martin Gordon's bidding problem: Q53 KQJ753 Q 642
- Thank you. I did not think of that bid. I would normally expect a 5 card suit and 4 card support for a fit showing jump shift. I see that a number of people agree with you. Any comments on the shape?
- Beer card Ruling
- Thank you, Kit. Your logic is impeccable. Sadly, no beer for me
- Beer card Ruling
- You are too nice:-)
- Jack Spear's bidding problem: Axx AJTxxx Kx xx
- I realize it is extremely unlikely for pard to be missing the AK of clubs, but it is possible. IMHO, the correct bid over 4H is 4S. I abstain.
- Daryl Fisher's bidding problem: J754 AKT974 83 J
- Richard, your method also sounds good. I think the main point is for the jump to show some precise distribution, rather being a vague slam try.
- Daryl Fisher's bidding problem: J754 AKT974 83 J
- My regular partner and I would bid 3S directly over 1NT to show this exact hand (4-6 in majors, 3H would show 6-4). It hardly ever comes up but it a real winner when it does. Since I do not know any other useful meaning for the bid in a ...
- John Adams's bidding problem: Kxx AQxx Axxx xx
- The way we play it, this is the only distribution that does not promise five diamonds for this bid.
- Dorn Bishop's bidding problem: AT82 QT86 95 A76
- i bid 1NT forcing to see if partner has a 4 card heart suit.
- Semiforcing 1NT
- Adam, this is a great post, since I have begun to wonder about the merit of SF 1NT versus F 1NT. One question: the style I currently play does not differentiate between 3 and 4+ card raises unless I have a singleton (I am not a believer in the Law ...
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