Bridge Winners Profile for Ambrose Mackie
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- Feb. 26, 2013
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- One way reverse Drury, Weak 2D, support doubles
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- broze
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- Do you open this hand in 1st seat Love All at IMPs?
- Out of interest, how has the 5-5 shape usually brought about the bad result when the 5431 hasn't?
- Alan Shillitoe's bidding problem: K64 A6 KQ52 K832
- I like double as "optional" (or whatever terminology you prefer) and 3♠ as mandating p to bid 3N with a stop (something like this hand but with the ♥A elsewhere).
- Rowland Reeves's bidding problem: JTxx AQJ Jxxx xx
- Here's a few more: 6♣, 7NT, Rdbl. ;)
- Rowland Reeves's bidding problem: JTxx AQJ Jxxx xx
- Surely unanimous
- Leonard Helfgott's bidding problem: AKQ9 AQJ4 A9643 ---
- Yeah this is really not good enough for 4♣.
- Champions of Bridge and Chess Showing Sportsmanship
- I don't think much of what I wrote has anything to do with "rules"
- Tien-Chun Yang's bidding problem: AJ A2 872 Q96532
- I would pass. Tougher with 3-2-2-6.
- Champions of Bridge and Chess Showing Sportsmanship
- Well, in practice when the players do agree a draw, it is an extremely likely result. Perhaps they have seen a repetition or a simplification to a drawn endgame. Or a draw might be offered when there is no real play in the position. There are usually time increments so ...
- Champions of Bridge and Chess Showing Sportsmanship
- David, I would say that agreeing a draw where it is clear to both players that a draw is the only likely result is the same principle as a resignation where it is clear to the resigning player that they are going to lose. Although I take your point.
- 1!S X 2!S X - Minors or can it have hearts?
- Any two suits (could be 4-4) with 2N as leb is very good imo
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