Bridge Winners Profile for Adam Grossack
Basic Information
- Member Since
- March 12, 2012
- Last Seen
- Feb. 14
- Member Type
- Bridge Pro
- about me
Gold Medalist World Youth Bridge Congress – Teams – Under 26 Atlanta, GA, Aug 2013
Gold Medalist World Youth Individual Championships - Under 21 Philadelphia, PA, July 2010
Teen King of Bridge - 2010
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- 6h p 7h p p x p p xx playing with mom to pick up 19 imps and win midnight KO by 1 imp.
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Weathering the Zach Grossack storm
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Alan Applebaum, Anton Tsypkin, Lew Gamerman, Zach Grossack
- Favorite Tournaments
- World Junior Championships
- Favorite Conventions
- Non-serious 3nt, redwood
- BBO Username
- nevereast
- ACBL Ranking
- Gold Life Master
| Adam & Zach Grossack 2/1 unconditional force, naturalish style |
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- What's the correct ruling?
- You left out the most important facts
- John McAllister's bidding problem: 4 AQ4 KTxxxx QTx
- Definitely would not have bid 2D. Would much rather encourage opponents to compete and try to defend
- Peg Kaplan's bidding problem: A QTxx AKQxxx Ax
- Call me crazy but I would have bid 2D the first time. So u likely this is getting passed out. How is it possible that they won't raise spades or reopen or something. 2D first then double puts me in a much better position
- In the Well: Adam and Zach Grossack
- Hi Yoon, how's the NY Pro Life going? I'd love to get to Japan, Thailand and Korea-- just for fun though. I'm bad at getting out and exploring when I am away for bridge tournaments. Good to separate the two, I think.
- In the Well: Adam and Zach Grossack
- Hi Bob, thanks for the kind words. Definitely, Bob, it is a real worry. More so than just for monetary reasons, I love this game and would hate to see it die. We will both have degrees and we may pursue graduate degrees as well if the business looks like ...
- In the Well: Adam and Zach Grossack
- I think my mom kept yelling at him for touching stuff and not washing his hands. We kept talking about the germs and how they are going to kill him. Hence, germs.
- In the Well: Adam and Zach Grossack
- Hi Liam, I just hear Hamman in the back of my head saying, "It's a game of mistakes" play the next board. This is such an under-rated skill, being able to move on to the next hand and give 100% energy and focus. Something I definitely continue to work ...
- In the Well: Adam and Zach Grossack
- Thank you, Fred. You are Kit are a class act.
- In the Well: Adam and Zach Grossack
- Ian-- pretty simple for this one, I think. The weaker hands that want to compete come up more frequently, so it makes sense to play the direct action as the weaker bid. Additionally, when we are "weaker" the opponents are more likely to continue to compete, another supporting reason to ...
- In the Well: Adam and Zach Grossack
- Venky, I echo Zach's thoughts. I would add that it is also highly beneficial to kibitz top players. I have done a lot of kibitzing in my day and always find it enjoyable and helpful.
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