Bridge Winners Profile for Richard Whitehead
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 6, 2011
- Last Seen
- 22 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- BBO Username
- richard09
- ACBL Ranking
- Silver Life Master
| Harvey 2 over 1 GF |
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| Carolyn |
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| John 2/1 Game Force |
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| Penny Mexican 2/1 GF |
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| Team Whitehead 2 over 1 |
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| Bob 2/1 Game Force |
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- Richard Granville's bidding problem: AQJ7 8 865 KQ974
- The way I play, 1♣ didn't promise 5 on this sequence, although choosing to rebid 1♠ typically means somehow unbalanced. So 3♣ seems easy for me. YMMV
- Polish Club: some doubts
- Thank you. Very informative site.
- Buck the Odds
- I think Kit was talking about involuntary reactions, rather than deliberate attempts to deceive. Behaving completely the same way regardless of your holding is a very difficult skill to master.
- Traveler View - negative good will for the club?
- In the polling, there was a distinct divide. The top players all preferred not to see anything. The weaker players all wanted to see everything. And there was a contingent that just wanted to see the percentages (which completely baffles me, as they are pretty much worthless for at least ...
- Sportsmanlike Dumping Arises Again
- While the possibility of dumping was there, because of the pre-determined brackets, guessing which to do (win or lose) is fraught this time around. The competition this time has seen favorites stumble and "weaker" teams playing very well. On paper, losing seems like a good idea, but this year you ...
- Who Will Direct the Directors?
- Adjusting the score comes first, but then there needs to be a penalty on top of that.
- Pass, Pass, Pass, ?
- Forcing Pass in 3rd seat?
- Ruling question regarding an unalerted jump cuebid
- I don't think the 4♣ had to be alerted, but I think North needed to ask about it, certainly before doubling if not the round before. That's just common sense.
- Support doubles after 1!d (1!h) 1!s
- +1
- Are very light openings against the spirit of the game? Are they a form of Psych in 21st century clothing?
- Used to drive the Americans (playing Goren) crazy.
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