Bridge Winners Profile for Michelle Steiner
Basic Information
- Member Since
- May 28, 2016
- Last Seen
- 13 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Started playing duplicate in the summer of 1961; stopped playing sometime in 1976 or 77. Started again in September 2013. Currently as of late May 2018, I have 850 master points, and am a bronze life master.
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- I played one hand with Charles Goren at a regional in Honolulu in the mid 1960s.
- Bridge Accomplishments
- First person in my former club to make Life Master under the 500 Master Point criteria.
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Sun Lakes Duplicate Bridge Clubs, Miami Valley Bridge Center
- ACBL Ranking
- Bronze Life Master
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- Barry Plotkin's bidding problem: AKx AKJxxx K9xx ---
- I don't understand the 2♦ bids. Do you really eat to risk partner passing 2♦? 3♥ is a much superior bid than 2♦; I would much rather play the latter than the former. That said, 3♦ is much better than 3♥ because it ...
- Can an invitational-classed club game restrict entry in this manner?
- Actually, it's neither of your clubs; it's the one I recently joined after moving here. The game in question has no posted upper limit, but the A bracket is more than 500 master points. At the other club games, the A bracket is more than 2,000 master ...
- Can an invitational-classed club game restrict entry in this manner?
- Donald, as I wrote, it is billed as an invitational game.
- Can an invitational-classed club game restrict entry in this manner?
- I'm the person that Barry referred to. "Top ten players" is not quite accurate. I'm not sure how the cutoff is determined; it could be players of 1000 or more master points, or it could be higher. It's not the number of players, though. And it is ...
- Board 27 from the 03/28/2018 Common Game
- After E opens 1D in 4th seat, and W bids 1H, what should N call?
- Does this auction imply a club stopper?
- I was S and had KQx in clubs, a spade stopper, and no heart stopper.
- Does this auction imply a club stopper?
- I'm the opening bidder, and I bid 3S. My rationale is that after an inverted minor suit raise, you bid stoppers up the line to try to get to a NT contract. (An inverted raise is not a game force, though; only a one-round force.) With that in mind ...
- Does this auction imply a club stopper?
- After an inverted minor raise, the normal procedure is to cue bid stoppers, looking for a NT game. If opener didn't have clubs stopped, it would be suicidal to cue bid a major at the 3 level to try to find a NT game. Therefore, 3S must be showing ...
- Does this auction imply a club stopper?
- With six diamonds and five spades, I would think that the bid would be 4S, not 3S.
- What is your plan?
- Does it matter that the 1NT bid was actually in 4th seat, and not in 1st seat as shown here?
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