Bridge Winners Profile for Matias Rohrberg
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Oct. 11, 2011
- Last Seen
- June 12
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Former Danish junior international (living in Stockholm, Sweden) trying his best to "make it in the real world".
- Country
- Denmark
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Surprising the Danish bridge community by winning the Danish Cup 2014
- Bridge Accomplishments
- 3rd place at European Junior Championship 2011, Danish Cup Champion 2014
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Jesper Buus Thomsen
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- S:t Erik Bridgeklubb, Odense Bridgeklub
- Favorite Conventions
- Transfer over 1C and support doubles
- BBO Username
- Tias
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Great lead, partner!
- Mikael Grönkvist writing about Mikael Grönkvist nominated/winning an award for "best defensive play". Do you know the guy? Do you really want to boost his self confidence like that? :D
- SPINGOLD
- I think the seeding system is as good as it gets. Of course a lot will be random because performance can vary a lot from day to day especially for the lower seeds. I think there bridge technically is no big difference (as always with exceptions) between the sub-top seeds ...
- ATTITUDE LEADS SHOULD BE BANNED?
- This may have been said before, but given that there were exactly 13♥ in the board and dummys highest ♥ was infact the 8, going up with the ace to score your safe 4♥ tricks is safe. Had dummy had the 9, then it would still be the ...
- Est. # of top 16 Vanderbilt cheaters.
- I don't think it will be impossible to catch cheaters even if their methods are unknown. What started Boye's quest? FS again and again played counterintuitively, but were right. FN was the worlds best pair, especially in defence. Any top pair in bridge that cheats will be suspected ...
- Congratulations Poland
- I don't hate anybody. I don't like the fact that people cheat in bridge, destroying the game we love etc (somebody might have said that before me?). Being a huge fan of good bridge players and good bridge I also want to applaud the performance of this Polish ...
- 1M P 1N in a 2/1 structure
- I completely agree with Dan here. Playing (13)14-16NTs are superior in a 2/1GF system, as I see it, cause opener will pass all bal hands that aren't strong enough to open 1NT. (Combining that with Fantunes 2M openings, you can imply that all hands bidding over 1NT ...
- Matias Rohrberg's bidding problem: KQ K43 KQ4 A7432
- I doubled. My partner had ♠AJxxx ♥Qxxx ♦AJxx ♣- and LHO had ♠xx ♥AJ10x ♦x ♣KQT8xx (nice surprise to find dummy with ♣J9 tight, huh?. Understandably my partner lead a ♥ (the only suit he didn't hold an ace), leading to a disappointing "only" down 2.
- After 1C-1H-? (A Sequel)
- I'd rather bid 4♥ than 2♥
- Transfer Walsh
- It depends which partnership. 2-3-card support and weak NT for one partnership. This has one big advantage of freeing up 1NT rebid for the 18-19nt For my primary partnership I play 1♣-1♦ 1♥ = (4)5+♣ 4♠ (transfer) 1♠ = one-suiters 11+, reverse ♣+unbid suit ...
- Transfers after a 2/1 game force
- I am a big fan of transfers after 2/1 and have used Martens Extra Length Transfer Bids as the overall inspiration when my partner and I designed our own transfer system. Basically it looks like this: Responces to 1M: 1♠ = Natural (but denies a game forcing hand with ...
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