Bridge Winners Profile for Patrick Laborde
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- March 13, 2013
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- Bridge Player
- Country
- France
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- ATB: Diving to disaster
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- Three-card major suit openings by Jais and Trezel
- PJ-RT/RW-JJ: The worldwide known Deal 46
- Improve my analysis!
- "upside down attitude (count)" ?? Attitude or count?
- Three-card major suit openings by Jais and Trezel
- JAÏS not JAIS, pls. From 1971 Championship I noted several deals were a 3 cards suit was bid => https://bridgewinners.com/article/view/showing-the-ace-of-spades-2-sdqqrnwwup/ Edit typo
- Three-card major suit openings by Jais and Trezel
- Examples of 3rd seat 3 cards opening in Kelsey's "Match-Point Bridge "
- Three-card major suit openings by Jais and Trezel
- Ok, Mr Dove Woterman
- 1NT - (P) - P - (X)
- "Do you play the same escape manoeuvres after 1NT - (P) - P - (X) as after 1NT - (X)? If not, what are the differences?" You want opener to be leading. Hence no transfers, all natural ( as far as possible)
- Peg Kaplan's bidding problem: AJ932 J932 A94 2
- Overhere 2♥ (only 2♥ not 2♠)is Reverse Flannery with 2♥ 4SF F1 is rather standard. Very elaborate follow ups are not well known but basics are anough to bid correctly. Repeat from other posts :Rule is 4SF is not GF untill 2NT is reached.
- Whose to blame?
- Obvious 2NT after partners 1♠ (8+H 4-5 c♠). Then East will check overcaller has not a ♠ stiff. Bid games before trying to penalyze opps.
- ATB - missed game
- Auto forcing means responder owes a bid to partner. Usually 2♥ promises a 3♥ rebid as the weaker bid (ofc, if possible).F1 means responder can pass openers rebid. "Kind of balanced without hearts." What to bid with 2 cards? Am, 4NT from E would mean I have ...
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