Bridge Winners Profile for Sebastian Kristensen
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Sept. 22, 2017
- Last Seen
- 15 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
I played bridge professionally between 2001 and 2007. I took a break for some years but for the past 4 years I have played bridge seriously again (mostly on BBO but I will now start to play live tournaments again).
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- The moment I realized that bridge is so deep and exciting that I can spend the rest of my life playing it and still be learning and excited about it.
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Best played hand of the year 2001
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Young Chelsea, London
- BBO Username
- silversc
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Thanks Nick and all the contributors. Great idea.
- I can not type on BBO
- When it happened to me I found out that resizing the screen (named "restore down" on my browser) in upper right corner and then click "maximize" screen worked.
- Merijn Groenenboom's bidding problem: KJ954 AK94 83 T7
- I am not letting them off the hook cheaply in 1S doubled.
- Sebastian Kristensen's bidding problem: QJ87 7 JT953 J97
- Clubs.
- Sebastian Kristensen's bidding problem: QJ87 7 JT953 J97
- We play something similar to Kokish but our 2NT in this sequence is showing 22+.
- Kevin O'Dea's bidding problem: J53 AJ432 Q Q752
- 3NT non serious was already an underbid (I preferred 4♦ which would make the auction very easy afterwards) and despite the non serious 3nt partner is still interested in slam. I think it's clear to go past 4♥ and force to slam if we have enough keycards ...
- Merijn Groenenboom's bidding problem: KT2 KQ63 AQT52 Q
- 5S which ask partner to bid 5NT which I will pass.
- Merijn Groenenboom's bidding problem: KT2 KQ63 AQT52 Q
- I intend to bid 6NT if I get a 3 ace responds to 4NT.
- Sebastian Kristensen's bidding problem: J985 QJ8 J875 AJ
- SPOILER ALERT. Partner held A10xx, void, KQxxxx, 10xx. 4H makes, 4S is -1, 5D is -2. In theory declarer in 4H has to guess who has Ax club but in practice he should not be able to get it wrong once partner shows up with A of spades and KQ ...
- Sebastian Kristensen's bidding problem: 54 J962 AK842 62
- SPOILER ALERT Partner held K10xx, AKx, void, KQ109xx. 2NT was the limit so pass was the winner this time.
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