Bridge Winners Profile for Terry Beckman
Basic Information
- Member Since
- June 5, 2011
- Last Seen
- 10 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Currently in the top 600 masterpointwise nationally. Finished 40 and 29 in back to back years in the top 500. Have finished between 80 and 150 in the last 2 years
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Kathy Beckman, John Koch
- ACBL Ranking
- Platinum Life Master
| John Koch Terry Beckman Precision |
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| Beckman - Winter Forcing Club |
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| Terry Beckman Mike Cassel Precision |
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- Wrong view on multi 2d by ACBL
- Problem is where do you stop. First up was outlawed years ago, forcing pass is close to that if you are allowed to open any hand that is a non opener and have ways of handling the super good hands. Western Rabbit which featured super light openers with jump shifts ...
- Wrong view on multi 2d by ACBL
- Maybe it should go into the midchart, where it could be allowed in bracket 1 of regional KO's and Top levels where players of under 5000 master points have other events to play in. It is probably a dead horse, but for players like me, who have seldom if ...
- Robert Schachter's bidding problem: T2 QT53 AQ65 A82
- I think 3NT would show a club stopper, and only 1 major so you do not go by 3NT. Anything could be right here, but if partner has both majors they could bid 4 clubs and pick one. If partner has diamonds, no game may make here, hard hand. Other ...
- PRECISION 2!C Opening rebid question: What is this Double
- I play that 2♦ does not promise game values, where 2♥ is game forcing over 2♣. It makes more sense in this structure to play double as a more offensive TO than penalties. Partner has to have spades with at least invitational values or a club tolerance ...
- Peg Kaplan's bidding problem: T96 AT KT54 QT64
- I probably would have opened 1♥, giving me a different set of problems, but also would have responded 2NT to 2♣ showing this type of hand. With the hand given would have expected the heart Q to be with opener. Still 6♥ is a good contract given ...
- Tom Allan's bidding problem: KQ3 A86 A95 AT85
- Depends on how you define penalty. Partner can still pull this to 3 hearts with nothing. Anything partner has will probably set this and we might not make a game. It will also suggest 3NT rather than 4 hearts when that is the correct call.
- Robert Schachter's bidding problem: T AQ54 A963 JT94
- If you play Precision, use the system. You have 2 defensive tricks, what else can partner expect?
- ATB - missed slam
- Are we playing responsive doubles here. A dbl by North and South bidding 4 hearts will make it easy. 6♥ should be good. Plus when partner volunteers hearts the diamond shortage becomes obvious.
- Robert Schachter's bidding problem: Q6 A AT6543 AT54
- Hoping partner has AK 7th or 8th plus a side card. I believe on this auction I know where I am going, so why torture partner.
- Robert Schachter's bidding problem: AKT86 T32 A AT96
- I still do not see the extra king the next double will show. Would like at least an extra 1/2 trick for this double If Partner pulls to 3 spades, hope I do not get doubled. All odds point to partner having very little and not having 5 hearts ...
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