Bridge Winners Profile for Will Roper
Basic Information
- Member Since
- July 28, 2013
- Last Seen
- 8 hours ago
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
23 year old junior who has played bridge for over half their life.
Apparently "studied" engineering in London.
Love bridge, not much else to it
Favourite convention/nickname: Dopi Ropi
- Country
- United Kingdom
Bridge Information
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Louise Selway
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Young Chelsea
- Favorite Tournaments
- Spring Foursomes, Gold Cup, Anything I can get to abroad
- Favorite Conventions
- Transfers in (un)contested auctions
- BBO Username
- B Psyches
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- What system over (1m) - 2m - (pass) - ?
- 2NT = Ask 3♣ = ♥ 3♦ = ♠ For me personally
- Never a dull moment
- On hand 2 you are ofc correct if you want to score 11 tricks.... :-)
- Never a dull moment
- fixed thanks
- Support doubles after 1!d (1!h) 1!s
- Showing a 5-3 fit seems not too clever. I use DBL here as T/O but I do know an expert pair who play it as exactly 2♠. I imagine their method has some excellent upsides at MP.
- They Are A Changing
- Think both are rulings for me but not clear-cut. Hand 1: This hand should have bid ♠ at multiple points in this auction. I assume they got out as they claimed 4♣ was "pick a major partner". I.e they deliberately used a bid to cover partner when they ...
- Exciting Endplays in Swedish Teams Semifinals
- Thanks for the hands. Very cool. On the second hand: An alternative line which might be better is to draw trumps. Now when East shows up with 3 we know he has 4315 or 4306. Cash A♦ and the whole hand is revealed. Now AKQ♠ (throwing a diamond ...
- Finally...
- We are on a guess for the double squeeze as far as I can see. If LHO has 4♠ we cannot make now so RHO has 42(43) or (42)(52). We essentially need to guess which minor East has length in and then lead the shorter one. If ...
- Robin Barker's bidding problem: AK4 983 9 QJT853
- I initially looked at this and thought that this was good logic. 2 queries have come to mind though: 1) Why can't ♣ be 6142/6043 round the table? 2) Can partner make a FJ on 5♠-3♣?
- Crouch and Cope Win Silodor Pairs
- Great result. Well done!
- Vanderbilt Round of 32 Vugraph matches
- Zimmermann - Schwartz Gupta - Fireman Cayne - Verbeek Lall - Seligman Thanks in advance :-)
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