Bridge Winners Profile for Christopher Moh
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- Member Since
- Nov. 10, 2015
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- April 17
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- Bridge Player
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- Am I overthinking ? Opening lead choice.
- I would lead a heart. You lose when declarer can win the first trick and run off his top tricks when an alternative lead would have worked better, or when you are leading into his AQ. But otherwise you are fine if declarer lets partner win the first trick. Your ...
- Defending against 1NT is a pain
- Assuming 1NT=15-17: I would build a hypothetical model of declarer's hand based on the first two tricks. It seems that declarer has 5 diamonds potentially headed by KJ and the ace of clubs. This means that declarer has 7-9 HCP in the major suits (assuming partner has the ...
- Christopher Moh's bidding problem: A A9873 KQ876 32
- Also, my original version said that 4D was D+H, but I edited it so that it's actually D+unspecified M.
- Christopher Moh's bidding problem: A A9873 KQ876 32
- sorry, I meant "overcalls" (article edited). Your RHO opened 3C and it's on you to act.
- Space: Beyond the Frontier
- David, thanks for your thoughtful comment - there's nothing to be sorry about correcting my mistakes :) I went back to look up the mathematical basis behind vacant spaces and you are right - vacant spaces theory for suit breaks combines the "suit break in a given suit" and "breaks for all ...
- Space: Beyond the Frontier
- Isn't the point of the decision after South played a heart and West followed low, rather than before South playing a heart? In addition, at this point we know each player has at least one diamond, so that changes the number of unknown cards again. At this point West ...
- High-level competitive decision.
- Good points - Thanks, Richard. There shouldn't be a keycard ask with a void, but you never know. I will admit that as partner regardless of which club spot my partner led I would try cashing the Ace of diamonds on trick 2.
- High-level competitive decision.
- NS hands -- http://bridgewinners.com/article/view/atb-unexpectedly-slammy/ (Partner's hand is KQ52 / 86 / AQT9543 / (void) -- so 6H can be set for -500 by under-leading the ace of diamonds on trick 2 but in practice the score will be -200). I agree that failing to raise diamonds (as most have ...
- Christopher Moh's bidding problem: 72 AQ542 2 T9754
- Sorry, forgot to mention. System is fairly vanilla 2/1.
