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#1 User is offline   RunemPard 

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Posted 2013-November-25, 17:02

Almost won our area's bragging rights tourney with various pairs from many clubs. 54 boards split into two rounds of 28/26. After the 1st 28 boards, we had a poor session finishing with 48.5%. Many boards that we should have done better on, but we went into tonight hoping to pull off a miracle anyways! The top pair leading with just over 59%. We managed to nearly get our total % up to 57 and a 5th place finish with a 65% session tonight. However, I still made some bad calls that cost us beating the #1 pair with just over 58%.

Would you have bid/played any of them differently?

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The opponents make a huge mistake giving us a freebie in hearts. I have no clue why, but now we have a chance to make! And I got it wrong.

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These 3 hands would have been enough to win by a few points...what would you have done?
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Posted 2013-November-25, 17:18

#1: I play S for one or both spade honours by running the Q then running the 10. On a good day N has stiff J and I make an overtrick.
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Posted 2013-November-26, 05:06

#1: I give up the trick, ruff the return (unless they feel extra generous), then fail to notice Cyberyeti's line. I probably play a small towards dummy, planning to insert the nine (again playing for S to hold an honour, but losing the overtrick chance).

#2: I double, though I don't like it. I then lead the A.

#3: This hand just got a lot better. Is 3 forcing? I think I like it even better if it's NF.
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