Bridge Winners Profile for Robert Greene
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Sept. 20, 2016
- Last Seen
- an hour ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Director
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Putting together a knockout team specifically designed to be seeded 16th and playing on day 2.
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Junior master of the year for district 13. Won a regular club open game with Clare. Won a gold rush with Leslie. Won a 499er tournament game with Carole three times in one weekend.
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Bodacious Bridge Babes, Connie, Leslie.
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Santa Barbara, Thousand Oaks.
- Favorite Tournaments
- Ventura regional. Lompoc sectional.
- Favorite Conventions
- Natural
- BBO Username
- robert2734
- ACBL Ranking
- Bronze Life Master
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- A Little Help
- If you bid too little you can catch up later. Unless partner passes. Then it is his fault.
- Massimo Lanzarotti readmitted to the ACBL?
- Anyone caught cheating shall be required to stay at the host hotel.
- Ethics applied to a playing director
- He assumes it is michaels but there's no partnership agreement. How long has he been playing with his wife? If they are a long time partnership I wouldn't accept that. What is marked on both cards?
- Questions for theorists
- In hand B) it isn't your hand so might be best to play the double as asking for a spade lead (ace king or queen). Pass would deny a high honour so partner might lead something else. If you want to help partner sacrifice, you can bid 3♠ ...
- Greco Wins 2018 Player of the Year
- Wouldn't player of the decade go from 2011 to 2020?
- A variety of Morton’s Fork
- It's easy to duck with the ♦K missing. Either declarer has the ♦K or partner has the ♦K and will grab it. It's a lot tougher if the position is ♦Jxx opposite ♦KQxx or ♦Qxx opposite ♦KJxx. After ducking once you know partner does not have the !K ...
- Grainger and Hinze Win LM Pairs
- USA! USA!
- Jeff Lehman's bidding problem: AT75 T73 AK J742
- The trouble with 3♠ is not that its an overbid but that it's an underbid. 4♠ makes opposite ♠KQxxx ♥x ♦xxxx ♣Axx. I chose 3♠ and I want it to be a game try but it isn't.
- Project the Auction
- I like to play 2 clubs followed by three clubs as drop dead. So I can find 4 spades on hands like this. Or two clubs followed by three diamonds.
- David Liu's bidding problem: AT9 AT7 AK74 KJ8
- Per Lawrence, after a preempt you can assume partner has 7 average points. But not 7 great points. Or hamman's law, bid 3NT on every auction or something like that. When I add my aces and tens, then subtract my queens and jacks, this hand is +4. So like ...
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