Bridge Winners Profile for David Gurvich
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Aug. 14, 2013
- Last Seen
- April 19
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Born in Jurmula, Latvia have lived most of my life in New York City, NY.
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Mostly seeing friends old and new when I go to tournaments.
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Lost 2nd round of zip KOs
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Rachael Moller, Mike Lipkin
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Aces, Cavendish, Honors in NYC
- Favorite Tournaments
- Reykjavik bridge festival
- BBO Username
- rabid
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- slipstream or backwash? common Game 27
- Both squeezes are legitimate. On the defense where 2 rounds of ♦ are cashed followed by a ♠ LHO is stripped down to ♦Q ♣KJx, dummy has a trump and 3 clubs while declarer is down to ♦9 ♣AQ10. LHO is thrown in while dummy pitches a club. When 3 ...
- 1354 and 2353 minimum opener rebids
- I haven't run a simulation but tend to raise. Bidding 2C creates a problem when partner has 5 or 6 hearts and a fit for diamonds or clubs. You may end up in 2m instead of 4H. Playing in the minor requires making 2 more tricks than playing in ...
- Summer Nationals- my favorite hand!!
- Also, I fell from grace in not bidding 6nt.
- Summer Nationals- my favorite hand!!
- The actual hand was ♠Ax in the long club hand. Without an opening ♣ lead 6♠ makes. The other hand was 1570.
- Official Version of New Convention Charts
- What about regional pair events that are stratified? The top strat is open but other strats aren't. Is that open, open+, basic, or basic+? I would assume at least open but can easily see an argument for basic+.
- Jurijs Balasovs's bidding problem: KQJT6 86 J952 JT
- In fact, all 3 of your jacks could be wasted but I would still invite. The ♣J10 could be working as might the ♦J952. I do prefer going through 2♣ and stopping in 2♠ but given that's not an option I'm fine with rebidding 2nt.
- Debbie Rosenberg's bidding problem: KT8 9653 A43 AQ4
- Easy to miss a good contract or a chance to push the opps higher by passing. Simple sequence might be 1♥-1♠-2♣-2♥ by opps. Do you get in after passing? You could easily have a part-score in any of 4 strains and not be able to beat ...
- May you bid after partner's hesitation
- And even with all of the action at the other side of the table bidding 3♦ is correct. Partner pulls to 3♥ and that goes -1(not vul) while 2♠ makes.
- May you bid after partner's hesitation
- I would always compete once partner took any action. Here's a slightly different scenario with the same hand. I'm over the 1♠ opener. The auction proceeds 1♠-p(me)-2♠-p-p to me. I am very likely to balance if partner doesn't hesitate but with a ...
- some thoughts on a suit combination
- There is another consideration. Declarer holding Kxx opposite AJT9xx will get an extra entry to dummy when Qxxx is held over the dummy. A low club to the 9 must be ducked by Qxxx. Use that entry for some purpose and repeat the finesse. Again Qxx must duck to hold ...
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