Saturday, March 12, 2022

2021 WTC

 Europe Qualifier Open R13 | Board 2

Travellers of this board

When I see Swedish player is one of the 2 players that went down 4♠️ I knew sth was special with this board.

Contract: 4♠️ by East

Lead: ♠️7

Declarer played low and now it's your turn as North!



Andrei went up with the Ace! And played a ♣️!

Declarer immediately rose with the ace believing it’s a singleton and made a plan losing a spade, a club and a heart. 

Then took a successful ♠️ finesse!!!

Now surprise! He lost 2♠️ , a ♥️ and a ♣️ for -1.

Good Defence Andrei!



Friday, October 4, 2013

Blink of an Eye


Sometimes, light at the end of the tunnel can be a train.

This this bulletin is from European Open Team Championship held in Ostend, Belgium, 2013.
Bulletin #10 page 10.

Please note that 1NT overcaller is Gunn Helness.

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Friday, September 27, 2013

Wisdom or Intelligence


What would you bid over your partner's 2 ? Do you make slam try or just stay at 4.

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This hand is from 41st World Team Championship Bali. Semi-final 6th round board 18. If you make a slam try you find yourself at 6 and result -1. Lets see what players have done in real.

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Full Deal

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Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Lead Challenge



Time to lead for 4.

K 7 6 3
10 8 4
A Q J 4
A 2
WestNorthEastSouth
MeUzum
1 Pass
1 Pass1 ♠Pass
2 Pass2 NTPass
3 Pass4 All pass


After a long thinking Tony Rusev Lead Ace of  and 4=. Same Lead in the open room.

Full deals:

Board 10
East Deals
Both Vul
K 7 6 3
10 8 4
A Q J 4
A 2
10 5 4
K Q J 7 5 2
K 6
K J
N
WE
S
A J 9 2
A 9
10 9 5 3
Q 5 3
Q 8
6 3
8 7 2
10 9 8 7 6 4





Good Save


Our 3rd swing in second round of 1/8 Patton Team Matches against Midas Team.

Board 16
West Deals
E-W Vul
A K 10
J 9 5 4
J 10 9 6 2
K
Q 8 6 5 4
Q 10 3
Q 7
J 10 4
N
WE
S
7
A K 8 2
4
A Q 9 6 5 3 2
J 9 3 2
7 6
A K 8 5 3
8 7
WestNorthEastSouth
MeUzum
Pass1 2 ♣2 
2 NT3 5 ♣All pass

We played 5=. In the open room team mates played 5x-1, very good save against 5.


Bonus


Second swing at Midas Match.

Board 15
South Deals
N-S Vul
K 8 7 5
J 9 2
A 5 2
K 7 4
Q 10 9 3
K Q 6 4
10 9 8
A 6
N
WE
S
8 5 3
Q J 7 3
Q J 10 8 5 3
A J 6 4 2
A 10 7
K 6 4
9 2
WestNorthEastSouth
MeUzum
1 ♠
Pass3 4 ♣4 ♠
DblAll pass

                                           
                      3*:10-12 pts 4 card support

South chose to bid 4 and it was a bonus for us +800. Our teammates played 3-1.


Magnificent Return


At 1/8 Patton finals we are playing against non-defeated team Midas. At first round we were 11-3 behind. We have now 4 more boards.


Board 13
North Deals
Both Vul
A 10 8
A K J 7 6
7 5
8 5 4
K 5 2
8 5
A K 9 4 3
A K 10
N
WE
S
7 3
9
Q J 8 6 2
Q J 7 6 3
Q J 9 6 4
Q 10 4 3 2
10
9 2
WestNorthEastSouth
MeUzum
1 Pass4 
DblPass4 NTPass
5 All pass
5= in our table. In the open room South bid 5x was made for a  lead.