Bridge Winners Profile for Shawn Young
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- Sept. 15, 2015
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- Avon Wilsmore and Eugenio Chiaradia
- Even a blind squirrel finds the occasional nut.
- Is this forcing?
- N hopes S will bid 3N or 4♥, but can live with S passing 3♥. N did not reverse at his second call, nor bid 3♦ at his third, so the game force isn't on.
- ATB - Hopeless grand
- I think it's 4♣ and not 3♠ because he's showing first round control (and lack thereof)? I don't see how W has any other bods at any point.
- WBF Press Conference - Statutes, I.O.C., Fair Play & Future Venues
- "The dream of getting to the Olympics themselves received a boost when it was announced that the IOC had recognised e-sports, certainly even less of a physical activity than bridge..." That's funny.
- What would make you miss a favourite bridge event?
- So I found myself at the Partnership Desk and was paired with a nice lady in her 70s. Come the halftime break she apologised for some sloppy play and said that she ordinarily played the event with her husband, who had passed away. i don't know what came over ...
- #saynotocheats
- Mr. Guthrie: Slippery slope arguments can be made forever. Let's deal with those problems should they arise.
- The Talk That Never Was: The Blue Team Rule
- Oof. Eduard Velecky opens the very, very weak Godwin NT.
- The Talk That Never Was: The Blue Team Rule
- @Pierluigi Sessolo: You forgot the most important element in your biographies: shoe sizes.
- #saynotocheats
- As outraged as we might be, Italian Bridge is small potatoes compared to Italian Soccer. I likely missed some, but from memory there's: 1980: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Totonero_1980 1986: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Totonero_1986 2006: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Italian_football_scandal 2011: https://en.wikipedia.org ...
- The Talk That Never Was: The Blue Team Rule
- Yes but no. The terminology varies depending on the country in which it is used. In America, for instance, if the punter is giving up points in a football game, they say he is "laying points". And if he is putting on twice as much money as he can win ...
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