Masakatsu Sugino of PS-bridge has collected the data from Swan games and put together 2 PDF's for the whole round-robin.
All hands and contracts, but you can't see names of pairs (only country), probably because that wasn't available when the data was generated. You can of course check the official site to see what pair played for each country in what direction if you want to.
http://psbridge.gotdns.com/2009bb/
Excellent IMHO.
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Complete round-robin data Sao Paulo
#1
Posted 2009-September-08, 00:20
"When I'm working on a problem, I never think about beauty. I think only how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong."
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#2
Posted 2009-September-08, 01:24
ulven, on Sep 8 2009, 01:20 AM, said:
Masakatsu Sugino of PS-bridge has collected the data from Swan games and put together 2 PDF's for the whole round-robin.
All hands and contracts, but you can't see names of pairs (only country), probably because that wasn't available when the data was generated. You can of course check the official site to see what pair played for each country in what direction if you want to.
http://psbridge.gotdns.com/2009bb/
Excellent IMHO.
All hands and contracts, but you can't see names of pairs (only country), probably because that wasn't available when the data was generated. You can of course check the official site to see what pair played for each country in what direction if you want to.
http://psbridge.gotdns.com/2009bb/
Excellent IMHO.
Even the players names are there: USA2_BZ is Bob Hamman and Zia Mahmoud.
#3
Posted 2009-September-08, 03:44
great, the Cascade and I have some data to work with
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