Bridge Winners Profile for Collins Williams

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BBO Declare Only Hand: I'm going to change the order of my spade plays. So.. ♠ to the A; does West follow?
BBO Declare Only Hand: My plan is an elimnination so I start: ♦ A; Ruff ♦ ♠K ♠A Ruff ♦
What does 3!H mean in this auction?: Doesn't 2♣ indicate indifference between the majors? Or, at least, isn't that what partner is going to assume as a default?
Unnecessary Dentist: In the play diagram on page 8 the ♣K is played to trick 5 instead of the ♣Q. This results in West holding one too many cards for the remainder of the play.
John Torrey's bidding problem: 632 K96 AQ9 AT62: I was really surprised by this. The supporting argument in the quiz was that in this context 1♥ promised 5. I had never heard that.
Collins Williams's bidding problem: J53 J42 A42 KQ32: As a stopper ask
1NT is tough to defend: Knowing MP vs. Imps would be good... I went for SK anyway
BW 2/1: What is 2/1?: I think the second is very close but I would also use the shorthand "2/1" to describe a weak NT system using 5 card majors and in which 2/1 bids were game forcing .
After 1!C (P) 1!H (P) 1NT (P), under what conditions should you bid 2!H with a five-card heart suit?: I bid 2♥ if I think the ♥ won't provide tricks at NT. So outside entries (with some length) tend to argue against bidding
Fundamental Principle: In the play diagram on page 6. Trick 5 shows the ♦6 from east. Thanks for another great article.