Bridge Winners Profile for David Sherman
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Sept. 10, 2015
- Last Seen
- 10 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- United Kingdom
Bridge Information
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Hasenson
- BBO Username
- Shirbanks
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- David Sherman's bidding problem: K Txxx Qxx AKTxx
- Yes, I think this must be right. I was a bit nervous of bidding like this with her (Tracy), but I though she would appreciate that ALL hands with both majors would bid 3H, and this I must be either single suited, or perhaps have a black hand. I was ...
- Greedy B*st*rd in the Poker World
- As noted on TwoPlusTwo (the world’s primary poker chat forum) in the extensive debate there on this matter, the best example in world sports of an exponential outlier wasn’t Ruth at all, but the Australian cricketer Don Bradman. His career Test record as a batsman equated to a ...
- Ruling fron Eastbourne
- I’ve noticed that there are certain players/partnerships who seem to go out of their way to furnish full explanations of their methods to the opponents whether they’ve been asked or not, covering not just bids that have been made during the auction but also alternative actions that ...
- Opening 7NT
- Which reminds me of another one who forsook bridge for poker, Ramin Sai. He was pretty well-regarded as a poker player, but died relatively young.
- Opening 7NT
- Viv is still around, or at least he was a couple of years ago. I used to see him regularly at the Vic - he became a poker player, and a reasonably proficient one at that. He never seemed to age, I guess he was really quite old when I last ...
- Opening 7NT
- Liza Shaw
- Opening 7NT
- There was a Dorothy (Dodo?) I seem to recall, a lady named Theo who also used to play at the London School of Bridge, Harvey Laurance, Honor Flint.... Another occasional visitor that I used to kibitz, and also a fabulous player, was the South African Brian Mervis.
- Opening 7NT
- As a junior I used to kibitz a lot at St Johns Wood. Once I sat behind Levitt, not knowing his proclivities at the table. His partner opened 1NT and he made a weakness takeout of 2H. LHO doubled, partner passed, as did Akram on his right. Levitt bid 3H ...
- Peter Hasenson's lead problem: 8 A632 9762 9653
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- Selection Problems
- Spot on, KB
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