Bridge Winners Profile for Huub Bertens
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Aug. 16, 2015
- Last Seen
- April 5
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Some good, some bad, but winning the CAVENDISH in 2006 was for sure very special
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Multiple National wins in the Netherlands, 2 european titles, 1 bermuda bowl bronze, NEC cup, YEH brothers, WHITE house, and CAVENDISH. 5 times winner of the MP race in the Netherlands.
- Regular Bridge Partners
- DANIEL KORBEL, CURTIS CHEEK
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- WAC, CRASH (netherlands) Bend bridge club, Bend ,Or.
- Favorite Tournaments
- Dutch MASTERCLASS competition, Bermuda Bowl
- BBO Username
- H Bertens
- ACBL Ranking
- None
| Curtis Cheek & Huub Bertens |
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| EC Montecatini Italy 2017 Natural |
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| Naren & Huub NATURAL |
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- More Memphis Mishappenings
- David, according to your earlier comment I was not supposed to know that he showed heart support and shortness in spades. If this is true, and I think it is, how could I alert 3♠ ? Am I missing something? Or is this just to difficult.
- More Memphis Mishappenings
- read it all, over and over again.
- More Memphis Mishappenings
- Sounds like nobody read what I had to say about all of this and it’s getting quit ridiculous. This is just not how bridge works. 2♣-2♦-2♥-...... what you EXPECT is 2♠ or 2NT and you are ready to alert this. Suddenly the CHO bids 3 ...
- More Memphis Mishappenings
- Not defending myself at all, but if you know you screwed up, yes by the 3♠ bid, you try to find an ethical solution to this problem. That took me a while and it is absolutely possible I didn’t find it but for sure doing it in tempo ...
- More Memphis Mishappenings
- David, very good point. I never realized till I read your comment, that I am not supposed to know partner has heart support and a stiff spade. We play 3NT after we established a fit in a Major as a cuebid for the other Major. That is the main reason ...
- More Memphis Mishappenings
- 1. I woke up because of the non existing 3♠ call (although I must admit I hesitated already when I put the 2♥ bid on the table, no idea why) 2. We have an agreement that almost all of these kind of jumps are splinters. Not specific over ...
- More Memphis Mishappenings
- WHAT REALLY HAPPENED Love the discussion, here is the explanation. With this partner I changed the system to 2clubs and 2d both being artificial and strong. 2cl singlesuited or some balanced hands, 2d 2 suited or some balanced hands. Before this we always played a standard American 2cl opening WITH ...
- What accomplishment earned this letter
- In the Netherlands we have 2 systems, the firstis just your Total nummer of masterpoints, in other words, how old are you, and the second is your accomplishments over the last 4 years. It counts your best 5 results of the year and halve of your next 5 results. Last ...
- Not your typical lead problem
- In other words, I would NEVER lead a Diamond from a broken holding if partner doesn’t double.
- Not your typical lead problem
- Double would ask for a diamond lead. Simple rule, you doubled a cue-bid for the lead, not knowing at that moment it would be your lead. If partner now doubles it asks for the suit you doubled.
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