Bridge Winners Profile for Zygmunt Marcinski
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- Member Since
- June 26, 2011
- Last Seen
- 9 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- introduction to bridge on my father's lap
- Bridge Accomplishments
- CNTC winner
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Bryan Maksymetz, Nicolas l'Ecuyer
- Favorite Tournaments
- Summer NABC
- Favorite Conventions
- Strong 1C
- ACBL Ranking
- Gold Life Master
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- 2019 Canadian National Team Championships
- The second place team included another though former Montrealer, Nick Gartaganis: a formidable and always resourceful adversary who oozes from every pore both irreproachable manners and unimpeachable ethics.
- Your call
- RR, I regret that your eloquent remarks do not in the least succeed in dissuading me from holding fast to my position that 4♦ is a decidedly inferior rebid vis-a-vis 5♣. Having pummelled each other with arguments defending our respective views, without any noticeable dent in each other ...
- Your call
- RR - multiple: see my remarks upthread
- Your call
- RR, The only argument in favour of a 4♦ in lieu of 5♣ rebid by the 2NT overcaller is uncertainty (aka lack of trust?) over the intended meaning of the 3♦ advance. I have already argued downthread that anything other than the "what's in front of ...
- Your call
- RR - certainly Advancer can have your example hand IF his partnership style precludes a 1st/2nd seat preempt without hand pattern and value location (FWIW, I confess that I subscribe to such a style, and so facing myself the example you lay out would be a possibility). Having said that ...
- Your call
- RR - my remarks were predicated on what I believed to be a near certainty that a passed hand 3♦ advance must be based on ♣ support and adequate values - yet the remarks of the preponderance of posters to date suggest that in holding so I am in a distinct ...
- Your call
- If Advancer were not a passed hand, then I can see the case for a natural interpretation of his 3♦ (although even then I think it's inferior to forego a Q-bid to search for the other minor opposite a one-suited minor, though I confess that that would require ...
- Your call
- On general principles, even in the absence of express discussion of this sequence (after all, who has the time to discuss the infinite auctions possible?), I would conclude that to bypass the "safety" of 3♣, particularly as a passed hand, Advancer surely (A) must have a ♣ fit, (B ...
- Bright and Zeller Win Imp Pairs
- Very very well done Bob!
- Play 6NT
- David, You ask a pertinent though premature question. Much more interesting and germane are East's 3 discards on the ♦'s played to T3-T5.
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