Bridge Winners Profile for Ovunc Yilmaz
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Jan. 14, 2013
- Last Seen
- 6 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Assistant Professor at the Mendoza College of Business - University of Notre Dame..
Part-time bridge player..
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- A win against Mahaffey team in Spingold 2013
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Winner of Collegiate 2012, Carolina Masters 2012
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Andrew Jeng, Irfan Ilgin, Doga Seker, Zizhuo Wang
- Favorite Tournaments
- Vanderbilt, Spingold
- Favorite Conventions
- Gazilli, Eisus
- BBO Username
- ovncylmz
- ACBL Ranking
- Life Master
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- Roland Wald R.I.P.
- Great idea!
- Roland Wald R.I.P.
- RIP Roland!
- How do you play this double?
- I play this type of X's as non-penalty all the time. On the other hand, I have an interesting observation that my opponents almost always play the most useful meaning for the given hand. So they kill me at 4C when I go down a lot or reach 4S ...
- Final Call-Online K.O. by Tom Reynolds May K.O.
- All sounds great! Thanks for your efforts!
- Final Call-Online K.O. by Tom Reynolds May K.O.
- Dear Jonathan and Tom, why don't you randomize the seedings in the tournament? Sometimes people hear from each other and sign up relatively close times, so they play against people they know:p Just an idea. I can see that giving an advantage to early sign-upsthrough no prelim round ...
- A potential format for Bridge Winners Online Team League
- I feel like 0.5 dollars per board per person is a bit too much:) Maybe they can increase the number of boards or maybe swithch to 2 x 10 board matches per night with groups of 10 teams?
- Bridge Winners Online Charity Team League EDIT: CANCELED
- If anybody knows the online game hattrick - the triangular league structure there is another option. I am happy to help.
- Bridge Winners Online Charity Team League EDIT: CANCELED
- Why don't you guys start with some form of preliminary KO format (based on seedings points), where losers continue playing until everybody gets some form BW seeding and end up in a better league based on their skill level?
- Kyle Rockoff's bidding problem: QT Q5 KJ92 KQJ74
- What does partner have?
- Frank Lin's bidding problem: J975 632 8752 93
- Pass and lead a spade..
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