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Matias Rohrberg
Matias Rohrberg
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Basic Information

Member Since
Oct. 11, 2011
Last Seen
April 9
Member Type
Bridge Player
about me
Danish junior player
Country
Denmark

Bridge Information

Favorite Bridge Memory
Playing 8-14 nt openings in all positions, all vuls :)
Bridge Accomplishments
Bronze - European Junior Championship 2011
Regular Bridge Partners
Maria Dam Mortensen, Niels Lund
Member of Bridge Club(s)
Odense Bridgeklub
Favorite Tournaments
White House Juniors, European Junior Championships
Favorite Conventions
Support doubles
BBO Username
Tias
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None
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Congratulations to the Auken Team
As a friend and junior team mate of Dennis I must say that I am very happy for his succes, but I am NOT the least surprised! For a very long time he has played at a level above all I know of and now in this team of four ...
Jeff (and I)
I absolutely loved it!
In the Well: Josh Donn
Hi Josh I admire your and Lee's courage to play both 2/1 and precision. That must take a lot of work, if you want to really enjoy the benefits of both systems What do you think is the secret behind the young new generation in top bridge? Dutch ...
A favorable lead - MPs
e: x, Q9xx, 10xx, J10xxx w: KQxxx, 10, 9xx, 9xxx
A favorable lead - MPs
E had Q9xx of , obviously.
The Big One
I love this. Awesome article, awesome comments. I must admit that I'm an "upgrader-kinda-guy" but I (after considerable thought) agree with the 1 response (and 1 if the rounded suits were reversed). I too find the 2 bid very odd. As Josh pointed out partner could ...
Geeske Joel's bidding problem: 96 AKQ7652 AQ86 ---
Whatever bid that is GF and sets as trumps.
Qiang Zhang's bidding problem: QJ872 --- 92 AKQT64
I would never pass here. Void and 5 6, how should partner ever guess that? I like bidding 4 if partners double was for penalties. If not, then I think I would bid 5. Maybe 5 to show the 5th .
Adam Kaplan's bidding problem: A9xxx Txx AJxxx ---
I think partner will take out double with a lot of the hands where were cold for game given that he has already passed 2. Getting in there with a borderline hand and two aces as only values is not my cup of tea. I dont even want a ...
Do you accept in a competitive auction?
If we miss game, partner has underbid. All of the hands Tom O'Reilly-Pol listed are easy 4 bids in my book. What are your agreements on the 3 retry? Can it be a minimum hand like this or is it a maximum with bad ? Or is ...
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