Bridge Winners Profile for Paul Holmes

Paul Holmes

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Paul Holmes's bidding problem: 32 AKQJ94 QJ42 A: So I belted out 7♦, hoping this was a 5-or-7 hand; after all, surely partner has the ♦A, and we're likely making 7♦ if I can talk them out of a spade lead. I was half-right about the 5-or-7 when partner turned up with ♠K74 ♥7 ♦K9853 ...
Paul Holmes's bidding problem: 32 AKQJ94 QJ42 A: My mistake, see above.
Paul Holmes's bidding problem: 32 AKQJ94 QJ42 A: Sorry, yeah, 3♥ FG with ♥.
Which Sr. KO teams do you want to see in the Round of 16?: I think "liking" David's post can serve as an "unlike" of Nat's post. I'll start us off.
Another 6S play problem: The ♣J covered the ♣10 at trick 2, one assumes. Edit: saw the table the wrong way around. I take it back.
20th Ourgame World Computer-Bridge Championship: What went wrong with Meadowlark?
Alert Procedure After Misbid: I honestly tried to "like" Ken Rhodes' narrative comment here twice. Had this experience too many times.
Late Start in USA - Spain Match: 2016 USBC R16 segment 6 of 8, board 18: Bathurst passes in 3rd at favorable with AT54/9652/Q6/K65 http://www.bridgebase.com/tools/handviewer.html?bbo=y&linurl=http://www.bridgebase.com/tools/vugraph_linfetch.php?id=44553
High Level Midnight Action: Depends on the definition of dodgy... but yes, enforcement of, and adherence to, the rules is much more lax in Midnights.
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