Bridge Winners Profile for Noble Shore
Basic Information
- Member Since
- June 21, 2010
- Last Seen
- Aug. 17
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Reached a cold 6NT on J Qxxx AQJT Jxxx opposite AKT86 AJ9 Kxx xx (yes, it was cold on any defense)
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Went -3400 in 1NTXX in a "world championship"
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Mike Gill, Alex Prairie
- Favorite Conventions
- Smolen, but only when psyched
- BBO Username
- Apollo81
- ACBL Ranking
- None
| Noble 2/1 game force |
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| PCP Partial Canape Precision |
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| Hakan - Noble 2/1 |
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- Prahalad Rajkumar's bidding problem: --- KQTx QJ9854 KQ6
- I would make a natural gf bid, however we do that
- Raphael Hallerman's bidding problem: AQ74 KJ64 AJ82 3
- 6♥ seems crazy I can’t believe there are 11 votes for that
- Raphael Hallerman's lead problem: J5 9754 9872 K83
- IMO passive lead usually better against auctions where both hands are likely to be balanced
- Noble Shore's lead problem: QT7 KJ K753 A862
- Sorry fixed it
- Mike Gill's bidding problem: xx AQxx K AKQxxx
- Honestly I don’t even feel that worried about bidding 6♣
- Mike Gill's bidding problem: 74 KT2 AQ93 Q983
- A funny plot twist would be to find out I held this hand in the GNT and doubled anyway
- Mike Gill's bidding problem: 74 KT2 AQ93 Q983
- I'd double with 24(34) and the same high cards
- Feedback: ACBL Convention Charts
- Why are transfer openings (1h showing 4+s) considered hard to defend against? Also the red chart seems to ban this but allow completely artificial average strength one level openings, such as 1s showing a balanced hand or an unknown minor.
- Mike Gill's bidding problem: --- AQ9754 A8732 AK
- I wonder what 4♦ means here
- Carmichael and Humphreys Win Mixed Pairs
- Congrats!!!
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