Bridge Winners Profile for Kai-Ching Lin
Basic Information
- Member Since
- Feb. 1, 2012
- Last Seen
- 4 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Mathematician; developed Symmetric Precision with equal emphasis on natural bidding and relays.
- Country
- United States of America
Bridge Information
- Favorite Bridge Memory
- Bid a 9-0-4-0 hand, scientifically, on a BW thread. http://bridgewinners.com/article/view/celebrating-pam-and-matt-granovetter/
- Bridge Accomplishments
- Wrote "Denial Stayman" for Bridge Today; Developed my own system, Symmetric Precision, with equal emphasis on natural bidding and relays.
- BBO Username
- klin
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- How to bid 7!C?
- A variant of Relay Precision: 2♣(10-15, 6+♣ ) - 2♦ (relay) 2NT (10-12, 6♣-4♠) - 3♦ (relay) 4♣ (10-12, 4-0-2-7) - 4♥ (RKCB in ♣) 5♦ (2 with ♣Q, no ♠K) - 5♠ (♣J?) 6♣ (♣J, no ♠Q) - 7♣ If minors are ...
- ATB: Letting through a game
- Sorry, never mind. Just noticed that Richard's example hand would produce a 6♦ slam. Not that I know how to get there (or even should be there.) except opening 6♦. :) I was writing something, then realized that I was just arguing for arguing sake. I meant to ...
- ATB: Letting through a game
- 6♦?
- ATB: Letting through a game
- I was thinking that after seeing West's ♥9 and ♥8 (or ♥8 and ♥9), East would play back a ♥ after taking his ♥A over declarer's ♥Q. It does not matter if West has ♥J or ♥10.
- ATB: Letting through a game
- East ducks ♥K at T3?
- How would you bid these hands?
- 6♠ by responder is best - it has an additional chance when ♥ are 4-3 and a non-club lead (setting up the 5th ♥). How to get there is a different matter. Yuan and Michael are close. First, you need an artificial start, like Yuan or Michael did. Then you ...
- MVP
- Nice article. Just wondering why we don't officially select an MVP for Trials, Spingold, or Bermuda Bowl, etc., as in Super Bowl or NBA Finals?
- Spot Cards
- Great hands and analysis, Steve. Just a few comments. For Hand #2, if West is long in diamonds, it is not necessary for declarer to discard a spade (italicized in the text) in dummy. He can pitch a diamond on ♥K, and play three rounds of diamonds later to endplay ...
- Can we bid 6NT...?
- Agreed. The easiest way is perhaps for West to jump rebid 4♦ at his second turn, assuming that the initial strong jump shift is not available. If you use 4♦ to be aces asking (ie Minorwood), that is even better. You can reach 6♦ or 7♦ ...
- The last swing hand from the round of 8, Monaco vs Assael
- "You play as you wish we are happy for you".
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