Thursday, October 1, 2020

Nice bid by North to reach the good slam

The play was hardly optimal or safe. But I wish to make a point about the bidding. North did well to introduce spades after I chose to rebid 3C after righty's 2H. Perhaps I should really bid 2S. North just took over captaincy, and I have never been so grateful. Why was my play bad? . After the defense forced me to ruff a heart, you had 12 tricks—1 ruff, 4 trumps, 5 clubs and 2 diamonds. No need to risk another H craeting a trump loser out of thin air if the distribution is bad

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In these pages, I comment on hands from Bridge Base Online ACBL tourneys. I play in these with a variety of partners with different degrees of skill. I might present a hand or two from my collection of bridge books, every now and then. I am more interested in play and defense than in complex bidding systems, but I do follow the cut and thrust of Vanderbilt and World Championship Vugraph and try to keep abreast of expert practice in the obstructive and constructive bidding system department. I may also feature, newspaper-style, famous hands from important matches that I saw on Vugraph.

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Bridge expert for 20 years. I started blogging about bridge only in 2009. Chess follower. Problem fan. Studied hundreds of composition themes in two-movers, fairy chess, the former from the Good Companion era to the modern style of virtual play. Big collector of chess and bridge rare books. My two game blogs bridge blog, and my chess problem themes blog chess expo

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