Bridge Winners Profile for John Moschella
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Sept. 23, 2012
- Last Seen
- June 4
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Bob Dennard, Susi Ross, Paul Dennis, Tanus Aksu, Scott Weiss, John Brady
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Orlando, FL and Deland FL.
- BBO Username
- johnm123
- ACBL Ranking
- Gold Life Master
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- Use of UI
- xxx Axxxx ATx xx And I am on a finesse for slam. Wait partner opened and cooperated over my spade splinter. How can I not keycard.
- "Playing Up" - An open letter to Jay Whipple
- Actual think this would be a valid solution. When I first started playing in Boston area. Regional had flighted pairs and either 0-99 or 199. If all of gold rush moved into open pairs then I expect would not be an issue. Local club had a 0-1000 pt game and ...
- The Death of Teams
- Yes but I expect that pair was an exception. Yes pairs are paying more since "gold rush" adds to them significantly. I actually believe that teams are reducing not so much based on masterpoint shifts but in smaller tournaments the bottom of the top bracket is moving to teams bringing ...
- The Death of Teams
- http://live.acbl.org/masterpoint-winners/1805018 was path on live I used. Probably did not pull in last day swiss for some reason. I agree top team in Raleigh but your suggestion implies that team awards should pay more than they do now to be more in line with what ...
- "Playing Up" - An open letter to Jay Whipple
- Response to Jeff #2. A bracketed Swiss concept is to play all the other teams which is why it is limited to 9. We have run open Swiss and bracketed B/C/D and the bottom of the open usually is not very happy. Less overall awards than a bracketed ...
- "Playing Up" - An open letter to Jay Whipple
- Jeff those teams were already in the 2 bracket. Extra teasm either fill the top bracket or the bottom bracket in a bracketed swiss. They filled the bottom here. Actually n the event we were talking about the 8th and 9th seed actually came in 1st and 2nd of the ...
- The Death of Teams
- Peg, I looked at the 6 Regional tournaments over the Memorial Day Weekend. Raleigh, NC the top 15 master point winners for the week mostly played teams. Denver the top 11 were teams. Next 2 were a combo. Illinois the top 5 were teams then started pairs players. New York ...
- "Playing Up" - An open letter to Jay Whipple
- David, my understanding in junior players can play up when space is available as in the top bracket of a knockout that does not have 16 teams. This event however was a bracketed swiss limited to 9 teams. Which of the 9 teams do you think should have been removed ...
- The Death of Teams
- Peg, I know that the pairs games pay more to first place. I looked at the Gopher Regional. Open pairs on Saturday and Open Swiss on Sunday and found the following. Assuming each Swiss team award was paid to 4 players. I know some had 5 and 6 but they ...
- Ruling
- I would not dream of bidding 3H with East hand with several partners when KQxxx KQxx xx xx could potentially bid here.
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