Bridge Winners Profile for Søren Justesen
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- Member Since
- March 25, 2013
- Last Seen
- 12 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Advanced player - technical bidder
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Tournament director
- Country
- Denmark
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- u can't make an omelet without Breaking an eeg
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- Jonathan Campbell's bidding problem: AQJ32 Q KQT86 Q9
- yes, have mixed it up. corrected my vote, to 3 ♦ tx 4 help
- Jonathan Campbell's bidding problem: AQJ32 Q KQT86 Q9
- 4 ♣ = Slam invite. Alternative just to bid 6 ♣
- Yuan Shen's bidding problem: A KQ9542 J54 AK9
- Double, there are no alternative :-) Pass to 2 ♦ = Agree. Partner have never 3 card support in ♥!!! 2 NT = take out, over 3 ♣ i bid 3 ♦ = 6-3 in red.
- Peg Kaplan's bidding problem: AK Q862 9854 763
- Pass. We have the chance last round, and say pass after the double. It's like if you see a tennis-player voluntarily slap the first serve direct in net! I also disagree with the support to 2 ♥ first time - or show 1 heart only 10-13?, Thought it was a ...
- Is this a weak two bid?
- A normal 2 ♥ bid and if partner ask, depending on my methods I show it as a good week 2, or a good week 2 with "bad suit" if we play feature, just bid 3♦ to show extra.
- Jim Perkins's bidding problem: AKQJ4 2 Q632 K76
- Our hand are groving to a monster! 3 ♥ invite. We can see partners shottness on diamond. 4 ♠ and ♣ ace, and 4 ♠ are icecold.
- Michael Rosenberg's bidding problem: 9 8 AK52 KJ97542
- Partner have made a sugestion to play 3 NT, oppersit a normal 3 ♣ bid. We dont have a "normal" 3 ♣ bid. 4 ♦ diamond tell, about the ??47, and not a very strong hand in HP.
- Andy Caranicas's bidding problem: A632 A98 KQ863 J
- 4 ♣ cuebid. Way to strong just to bid 4 ♥. We can see partners control in spade, so kqjxx, or kqxxxx, and diamond ace, 6 hearts are laydown
- Michael Rosenberg's lead problem: 632 A953 QJ72 T9
- opps are in a hard 4 ♠, the only thing we don't like is to give the 10'th trick. Best way to avoid this are a trump lead. The size of ♠ depend on your methods.
- Winston Chang's bidding problem: KJ8642 T --- KJ8762
- I disagree with the open bid "pass" it's to shot your self in the foot, have you ever seen a tennis-player, voluntarily serve the first serve in the net! I open 1 ♣ 9 out of 10 times with this hand. the last time I open 4 ♠
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