Bridge Winners Profile for Rosalind Hengeveld
Basic Information
- Member Since
- June 20, 2014
- Last Seen
- 15 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
Website Editor, Bridge Magazine IMP, Netherlands.
My last name ‘Hengeveld’ is pronounced [‘ɦɛŋəvɛlt] or as if ‘heng-a-velt’.
- Country
- Netherlands
Bridge Information
- Bridge Accomplishments
- National champion, women pairs, 2012
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Delftse Bridge Club; Het Buitenhof
- BBO Username
- RosalindH
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Meaning of this 3!S bid
- There exist even more possible locations.
- Director Please! Oops there aren't any.
- In my clubs we work with two kinds of directors: (1) the ‘logistic’ directors, who set up and run the game, are competent therein but are not qualified as full directors; (2) the ‘arbiters’, who handle irregularities. The former are appointed volunteers who do their work (most) every time the ...
- I'm baffled
- Where I live, pre-alerts are required for ‘agreements to which one can presume that opponents would want to discuss a defense’. Suggested defenses are never required. Apparently in some jurisdictions it is the other way around.
- Dick Wilson's bidding problem: KT2 AJ532 --- AKT95
- I meant 4NT to be natural.
- Is there a standard meaning for this redouble?
- This redouble as three-card support does not fall under my agreements, but does make sense to me.
- I'm baffled
- Yes, that is one advantage of having a (frequent) weak variety in your strong openings.
- Great Players; Great Books
- Which prompted me to change my vote.
- I'm baffled
- And in The Netherlands.
- Steven Mcgrahan's bidding problem: 5 65 KQT764 QT53
- I might earlier have bid 3♦, which I play non-forcing, but pass is not outrageous; bidding now is.
- Shawn Drenning's bidding problem: 64 QT73 KT53 AT5
- In 3NT we may still easily go down opposite a stiff small heart of diamond.
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