Bridge Winners Profile for Stéphane Turcotte
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- Dec. 6, 2013
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- April 15
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- Benoit Lessard's bidding problem: KQx KQ9xxx Kxx x
- Partner's pass of 2h means there is no hope for game with our hand (no aces). I lile 3s as the short hand will ruff the clubs.
- Benoit Lessard's bidding problem: x JT87xx x T98xx
- We most likely have a good sac but we may wake the opps for 6S
- Benoit Lessard's bidding problem: KQx --- AQTxx AKJxx
- If partner has 5♠ he has not alot of pts. Not even sure we have fit so i stop game asap
- Benoit Lessard's bidding problem: Q9 --- JTxxx AQJxxx
- Initially, I wanted to bid 2N for the minors to favor a saccing position. However, thinking more of the hand, 2N enables unusual vs unusual to the opponents placing me on lead after 3♣ (Showing ♥) or 3♦ (showing ♠) is bid by west, while 3♣ pretty ...
- Stéphane Turcotte's bidding problem: Ax AKxxx Qxxx xx
- But how do you take 3♣?
- Stéphane Turcotte's bidding problem: Ax AKxxx Qxxx xx
- Undiscussed so you are not sure.
- Stéphane Turcotte's bidding problem: Ax AKxxx Qxxx xx
- So: 1♦ (P) 1♥ (X) 2♦ (P) 3♦ Should be GF, vs: 1♦ (P) 1♥ (X) 2♦ (P) 2♠ (P) ??? (P) 3♦ Would be Invitationnal?
- Benoit Lessard's lead problem: J532 K92 K643 76
- 9♥ looks interesting as well if we catch partner with 4♥ since we likely have at best 1 entry and that will protect j♠
- What's the best % play?
- I'd like to play the % game myself... if there are players more sure of the answer, pls comment on this: Assuming you are playing for 4 tricks: With Kxx / 10x, the hand will play by itself as the 10 drops, so we don't count it in our analysis ...
- Stéphane Turcotte's bidding problem: --- Q95 KQT875 AKJ4
- Wow Ben, excellent analysis of this hand
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