Bridge Winners Profile for Steve Myerson
Basic Information
- Member Since
- April 13, 2013
- Last Seen
- 2 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Started playing duplicate in 1976 but on a once a week basis since there were other activities that I was also interested in. Retired from work in July 2018 which left much more time for playing bridge.
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Deborah, Chris, Greg, Eva
- BBO Username
- TriplThret
- ACBL Ranking
- Silver Life Master
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- Deb Dhar's bidding problem: J953 764 T54 987
- [b]Why didn't I bid 4S last round?[/b] Because last round I didn't know who could make what. I've got no tricks for partner either in high cards or ruffing values. Partner now is showing a big 2 suiter and I prefer partner's first suit ...
- Mike Ma's bidding problem: A97 T32 KQ6 KJ43
- I'd like a club lead coming into my holding, not through it.
- Steven Allen's lead problem: AK82 T76 J962 75
- ♣7 Partner opened the bidding with topless spades and nothing in hearts, so might have something in clubs.
- Charlie Cahn's bidding problem: --- AQJ2 AKQ43 QJ83
- 3♦. A good partner will bid 3♥ which I'll raise. Over a more probable 3♠, I'll try 3N.
- Rajeev Jog's bidding problem: AK94 --- T9843 AQ86
- I based my 6-5 comment on the fact that East didn't make a negative double, therefore denying 4 spades. No sense looking for at best a 4-3 spade fit.
- Rajeev Jog's bidding problem: AK94 --- T9843 AQ86
- I agree with that and would add that 3♠ shows a 6-5 hand.
- Martin Lindfors's bidding problem: KJ75 A75 KQ4 743
- Pass. This might make on power.
- Itzik Ezra's bidding problem: J94 653 J72 T853
- [b]I guess you know that i held: K10853 - A109863 A2[/b] You doubled with that opposite a partner who did nothing but pass? Sorry, but you got what you deserved.
- Claim Issue with ACBL on BBO
- [b]A claim on BBO is not accepted unless you both accept it anyway. [/b] My experience is that this is not the case. We were defending a spade game, had already taken 3 tricks, and I held the highest remaining trump. Declarer claimed all the remaining tricks, partner accepted ...
- Mike Ma's bidding problem: AJ762 K72 AQ4 QJ
- Playing a system with strong NT, you open this hand 1N and the auction proceeds as shown. What would you do? I would pass. The shown auction is virtually identical, except for holding a 5 card spade suit.
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