Bridge Winners Profile for Will Roper
Basic Information
- Member Since
- July 28, 2013
- Last Seen
- June 24
- Member Type
- Bridge Player
- about me
22 year old Studying engineering in London.
Love bridge, not much else to it
- Country
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Bridge Information
- Regular Bridge Partners
- Whoever is willing to put up with me
- Member of Bridge Club(s)
- Young Chelsea
- Favorite Tournaments
- Spring Foursomes
- Favorite Conventions
- Swedish 2m, Flannery, Sinvite
- BBO Username
- B Psyches
- ACBL Ranking
- None
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- Will Roper's bidding problem: 632 AKJ954 --- AQT9
- T/O, values whatever you want to call it. They don't have KQxx ♦ at any rate.
- Scary Dummy
- One note worth mentioning is the pips at T1. Declarer can have 2 or 62. With the quality of opposition I would say that they play the 6♣ from the latter holding most days. This should help towards the correct defence. As to the bidding. I am not a ...
- Yuan Shen's bidding problem: A7 AQT62 653 K72
- Well there are 5 options on the table and at least 4 of them have some merit. That should tell you that this is an area that needs work. As to my option of 3♦. My view in these tricky areas is to take the most pragmatic approach. Don ...
- Bridge can sometimes be a stupid game...
- I didn't say it was a bad thing? Like me you often tend to focus too much on the bad rather than the good.
- Bridge can sometimes be a stupid game...
- Steve never puts up hands he is happy with....period
- Niall Igoe's bidding problem: Txxxx Kxx Q QTxx
- If Niall was N then I very much doubt this is a Pass vs Bid problem. More likely to be "is 3N a viable option".
- Question about methods
- Both of the opponents bids in that sequence can mean different things at different times Paul :)
- Question about methods
- Was discussing this last night as it came up in the USBF. Yes I do think it is better either to play this or some form of transfer advance. You shouldn't play stuff after a 1N overcall though. I.e (1♣)-1♦-(1♥)-? You should play ...
- Who will win the Schapiro Spring Foursomes?
- ;-)
- Who will win the Schapiro Spring Foursomes?
- Lol. I was guessing on the reverse Richard. i.e 6 to beat 3 and 5 to beat 4.
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