Bridge Winners Profile for David Neiman
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- Member Since
- Feb. 20, 2013
- Last Seen
- May 30
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
Bridge Information
- ACBL Ranking
- Silver Life Master
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- David Neiman's bidding problem: A97 AKJ984 74 KT
- See this post for the companion hand. Partner devalued her hand, bid 3♥ and I had to pass. Made 4. https://bridgewinners.com/article/view/bidding-problem-2-6sl7i7tmdj/
- David Neiman's bidding problem: 5432 9632 AK6 74
- So if this hand is not a candidate for garbage stayman, what is? How would you change this hand to make 2♣ better than Pass?
- It CAN Be Done
- Peg, thank you for such a nice writeup of this event. But you forgot to mention one more tidbit: that you are the NPC for the US team at the Buffett Cup this week in China. Congratulations! Good luck to the team! (Take lots of pictures!)
- 2019 Buffett Cup
- Congratulations on your captaincy, Peg! Best of luck to you and the team!
- Mike Cassel's bidding problem: KJ6543 K2 AK9 Q6
- Pard’s NT is a bit of a red light. Let them describe their hand.
- Richard Lawson's bidding problem: T863 AJT43 T9 K8
- My partner passed which led to a good result when I reopened with a X and we played it there. On reflection, I think that's a good decision. It's not necessary that E has spades or that E/W have a game. If the opps continue bidding, E ...
- David Neiman's bidding problem: J976 T 8643 QJ52
- Thank you, Steve. Very interesting discussion on that link. I'll spring that on my partner next time this comes up and we'll see what happens!
- Andy Caranicas's lead problem: A3 9653 K82 T632
- Pard has 4+ spades. I'll go against the field and lead the ♠A
- Caplan upsets Strul - a tale from an underdog.
- Wonderful story!
- My ACBL NABC Online Individual Journey - Day 4
- Stefan--I'm very happy to hear that *someone* can play the bots straight up successfully. It sure isn't me. Richard, if you have the time and inclination, I'd be interested to learn what (generally speaking) you think the par contracts would be on each of these hands if ...
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