Bridge Winners Profile for Mike Edwards

Mike Edwards

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March 29, 2014

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about me

At one time, probably World Class, now faded into Expert Class because of age and Health issues.

Although I have never played a whole lot, The list of past partners and team-mates is made up

of many World Class players such as Barry Crane, Paul Soloway, Ron Andersen and others in

that category. I am not a Pro or a Client. (Maybe Semi Pro). I play with just about anyone from

beginners to players with 80,000 MP. Platinum LM, Certified Director, ACBL Good Will committee,

ACBL Charity committee.

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In The Well: Ralph Katz: Eric Kokish certainly deserves credit for what he has contributed. He is a find player and a very find gentleman.
In The Well: Ralph Katz: BTW, how much of your success is due to practicing against Peggy Kaplan on BBO? Just kidding.
In The Well: Ralph Katz: Ralph: You were in a unique situation;ie, being selected to join the Nickell team. Your progress has been amazing. Seems like a perfect example of making the most of an opportunity. WTG!
Yeh Bros Cup 2018: Thank you.
Yeh Bros Cup 2018: What were the results?
FANTONI- NUNES again: In the words of Bill Murray, "That's a fact Jack."
How would you rule?: I do not ask many questions during bidding, but when I do, I almost always receive the reply: "No Agreement." I recall asking a question to two world class players at the Nebraska Regional and that was the reply. It seems almost the standard reply.
What's the correct ruling?: Regarding Kit's first post that the B player likely does not know better is part of the problem. Ethics seem to be missing because no one is teaching new players about them.
Murray Melton - Rest in Peace: If my memory is correct, our team for the Senior Swiss in Denver was Murray, Simon, Me, Gerry Gitles, Gail Greenberg and Jeff Hand. I believe we finished 13th. We won every round in the finals but could not win by enough. We also did not get to play all ...
Murray Melton - Rest in Peace: Very sad. I first met Murray in 1968 and played on teams with him but partnered him once. The last time was the Denver Nationals several years ago with Simon Kantar, I think he actually was a dealer for the WSOP.