Bridge Winners Profile for Michal Czerwonko
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- ATB - missed grand
- I don't get those who find fault with bidding ♥s first. We want to ask key cards with ♥s as trumps, not ♣s. If you bid 3♣, good luck about finding ♥Q
- ATB - missed grand
- If you can't distinguish 3+ fit vs. 2 cards, it seems this grand was out of reach
- Inference from playing Reverse Flannery
- I guess you never get invitational hands
- Preemptive in competition
- ... or if ♦ were 4-3 or worse but with both red suits lengths in the same hand
- Slam invite - what does it ask for?
- When finesses are 100%, the slam or in this case the grand slam is 100%
- GNT Final: District 9 vs. District 21
- I believe that the player who psyched judged opponents tired and made an auction equivalent to opening 1♠ in third seat against two LOLs with QTxx,Jxx,xx,Jxxx. He sure judged that the match had not been won yet. It reminds me of a hand my friend faced ...
- Slam invite - what does it ask for?
- I remember in my salad bridge days when my master q-bidder class considered 4♣ in 1♥-3♠-4♣ a q-bid agreeing ♥s. We'd likely proceed like that but now infamous Balicki with a lovely choice of words made us aware of being m.........ing morons
- A 'Litmus' test of a Bidding System
- The point is when you sacrifice a part of your system to bid well unusual hands, you are a net loser because you have problem bidding more often occurring hands. The idea of having fully artificial first several rounds after 2♣ opening does not appeal to me not only ...
- Rohit Gupta's bidding problem: 75 K965 9852 AQ8
- In which case 4♠ should present no problems opposite your hand
- Kyle Rockoff's bidding problem: KJ8 AKxx Ax Axxx
- Partner may get stressed when we ponder whether to bid on and misplay the hand
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