Bridge Winners Profile for Mattias Andersson
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- March 9, 2012
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- Draft ACBL Alert Procedure - Request for Comments
- According to this it seems like a strong natural 2NT opening bid should be alerted: 1. A Natural Opening Bid at the 2 or 3 level that may contain 12 or more High Card Points. This does not apply to an Opening in fourth seat.
- BBO Best Hand Idea
- Law 6 is fundamentally changed.
- Hesitation Blackwood II (Director's perspective)
- Why does it matter what the blackwood bidder has? They have no UI.
- Curiosity
- Switch the diamond jack and ten in your example.
- New Convention Charts: Artificial? 2 Level Responses
- A 2♥ response to 1♦ that is either a SJS in hearts or a diamond raise is not game forcing and does not show diamond support. Why would it be legal?
- New form of "bridge" with NO disclosure
- A one-time pad can not be figured out.
- Feedback for Convention Chart, Part 2
- Length is not defined. I'm not sure if it matters, but a hand that is of average strength is also of near average strength, and so on. Should 3. “Quasi-Natural”: A minor suit bid that is either natural or shows a pattern that would qualify for a natural NT ...
- Feedback for Convention Chart, Part 2
- If this is not clarified, 11 seems to disallow the common 2D multi variation which shows either a weak 2 in hearts, a weak 2 in spades, or a strong balanced hand, since it is an opening preempt that does not show at least one known suit and may have ...
- Feedback for Convention Chart
- What does showing a suit mean? What does showing length in a suit mean? This should be defined and made consistent. What does "shows a pattern that would qualify for a natural NT opening" mean in the definition of quasi-natural? Are there any requirements on potential singletons? Is there a ...
- Using 1D as artificial after (1C)--X--(P)--??
- After a 1 one of a suit/2♣/3♣ opening by the opponents followed by a double by us, we play the first step as either negative or GF, or a balanced with doubt about playing in NT. I would say it's even more useful over the ...
