vg|2009 USBC B Quarterfinals,Segment 3 of 6,I,31,45,Rogoff,47,Robinson,75|
rs|2HE=,2HE+1,4CW-1,5DE+1,3NN+1,3NS=,4HE-1,5HEx-2,4SS-1,4SS+1,4HE+1,4SE+1,4HW+3,4HW+2,3NS+3,3NN+3,1NN=,2SW=,3DS-2,4HE-1,2DN-1,3SN=,4SE+2,4SW+2,3NS=,3NS-2,3DW=,1NW=,2NE+2,3NE-1|
pn|Johnson,Boyd,Simson,Robinson,Woolsey,Parker,Stewart,Rogoff|pg||
qx|o31|st||md|1SA9HKJ6DK852CAJ85,ST63HT82DAQ74CQ93,SJ754HQ3DJT63C642,SKQ82HA9754D9CKT7|sv|n|nt|mariner1: Hello everyone and welcome back to United States Bridge Championship 2009,|pg||
nt|mariner1: White Plains, New York, USA  -|pg||
nt|mariner1: http://usbf.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=27&Itemid=224  -|pg||
nt|mariner1: Tournament Site|pg||
nt|mariner1: Our commentators for this session are Mark Horton (England), and Roland Wald|pg||
nt|mariner1: (Denmark) ........... I am Rob Brown (USA)|pg||
nt|mariner1: our operator is Willie Fuchs b (USA), Hi Willie !|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: Willie here. Hi to all.|pg||
mb|1N|mb|p|mb|p|nt|mariner1: http://usbf.org/docs/vugraphs/USBC2009/Bracket.php?stage=Roundof8  -  scores|pg||
nt|mariner1: when updated|pg||
mb|2C|an|alerted|mb|p|mb|2D|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: 2@C here showing majors|pg||
mb|p|mb|2H|mb|p|nt|mariner1: 2@D must be no preference|pg||
mb|p|mb|p|pc|d5|nt|mariner1: @D lead helps some, though S had no great lead|pg||
pc|dQ|nt|mariner1: a @c or a @S would have been worse, and a @H would have not been that great|pg||
pc|d3|pc|d9|pg||
nt|Walddk3: Welcome to Gavin Wolpert|pg||
pc|h2|pc|h3|nt|gavin: hey|pg||
nt|mariner1: hi Gavin|pg||
pc|h7|pc|hJ|pg||
pc|d2|pc|dA|pc|dT|pc|c7|pg||
pc|s3|pc|s4|pc|sQ|pc|sA|pg||
pc|dK|pc|d4|pc|d6|pc|h4|pg||
pc|cT|pc|cA|pc|c3|pc|c6|pg||
pc|c5|pc|c9|pc|c4|pc|cK|pg||
pc|sK|pc|s9|pc|s6|pc|s5|pg||
nt|gavin: looks like he will end here making his contract|pg||
nt|gavin: the lie of the cards makes it impossible to go down no matter what order he plays his cards|pg||
nt|gavin: (reasonable order)|pg||
pc|s2|pc|d8|pc|sT|pc|sJ|pg||
pc|dJ|pc|h9|pc|hK|pc|d7|pg||
pc|h6|nt|mariner1: yes only   of tricks was in question, as in overtricks|pg||
pc|h8|pc|hQ|pc|hA|pg||
mc|8|pg||
qx|c31|st||md|1SA9HKJ6DK852CAJ85,ST63HT82DAQ74CQ93,SJ754HQ3DJT63C642,SKQ82HA9754D9CKT7|sv|n|mb|1C|an|strong art|mb|p|mb|1D|an|weak art|mb|1N|an|alerted|mb|p!|mb|2D|mb|p|mb|2H|an|alert|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|sA|pc|s3|pc|s4|pc|s2|pg||
pc|s9|pc|sT|pc|sJ|pc|sK|pg||
pc|hA|pc|h6|pc|h2|pc|h3|pg||
pc|h4|pc|hJ|pc|h8|pc|hQ|pg||
pc|d3|pc|d9|mc|9|pg||
qx|o32|st||md|2SAJ3HQJT5DJTCJ432,SQ76HA93D5CAKT975,SKT92H87642DK8CQ8,S854HKDAQ976432C6|sv|e|nt|mariner1: so they did well to hold him to making 2|pg||
mb|1C|mb|1H|nt|gavin: these guys are bidders :)|pg||
mb|2D|nt|mariner1: EW can make an adventorous 3N here|pg||
nt|gavin: 1H is not my choice|pg||
nt|gavin: i like to have a reason for overcalling|pg||
nt|gavin: i.e. winning the partscore or getting to game or getting the lead|pg||
nt|gavin: theres no upside to overcalling garbage like that|pg||
nt|mariner1: well he does have the NV position vs VUL|pg||
mb|3D|an|alerted|nt|gavin: i am a very aggressive overcaller|pg||
nt|mariner1: so am I|pg||
nt|gavin: but a little restraint goes a long way|pg||
mb|4C|nt|mariner1: doubling 3@H when it comes up works|pg||
nt|gavin: also|pg||
nt|gavin: when my opponents have opened the bidding and 2/1'd (even in comp)|pg||
nt|gavin: i tend not to tell everyone that i have a good hand in johnson's seat|pg||
mb|p|nt|gavin: best thing to do is just jump to 3H, with your whole range|pg||
nt|gavin: since u know partner has a bad hand|pg||
nt|mariner1: well now they can shoved EW out of the comfort zone, and game zone|pg||
nt|gavin: this way|pg||
nt|gavin: if he bids 3H|pg||
nt|gavin: then when boyd/robinson end up declarer (very likely after they open the bidding and 2/1)|pg||
nt|mariner1: agreed, both opponents in this auction VUL tell you N has a limited hand|pg||
mb|p|mb|p|nt|gavin: they wont know if the points are all in simsons hand or all in johnsons hand|pg||
pc|h8|nt|mariner1: 5@D is the contract in Closed Room|pg||
pc|hK|pc|h5|nt|gavin: dont think he can make this|pg||
pc|h3|pg||
pc|dA|nt|mariner1: so a big swing here for Rogoff|pg||
pc|dT|pc|d5|pc|d8|pg||
pc|d2|pc|dJ|pc|c7|pc|dK|pg||
nt|mariner1: so the overcall did its damage though W could have waited to pounce on 3@H|pg||
nt|gavin: i doubt they would end in game w/ or w/o the overcall|pg||
pc|hA|nt|gavin: auction likely to go 1C 1d; 2C 3D all pass|pg||
pc|h6|pc|d3|pc|hT|pg||
pc|h9|pc|h2|pc|c6|pc|hJ|pg||
pc|d4|pc|c2|nt|mariner1:  http://usbf.org/index.php?option=com_entries&task=list&event=14   -  Convention|pg||
nt|mariner1: Cards (click on Players names to see system cards)|pg||
pc|s6|pc|s2|pg||
pc|sA|pc|s7|pc|s9|nt|mariner1: off 1 it seems|pg||
pc|s4|pg||
pc|s3|pc|sQ|pc|sK|pc|s5|pg||
pc|sT|pc|s8|pc|sJ|pc|c5|pg||
pc|cA|pc|c8|pc|d6|pc|c3|pg||
pc|cK|pc|cQ|pc|d7|pc|c4|pg||
pc|cT|pc|h4|pc|d9|pc|cJ|pg||
pc|hQ|pc|c9|pc|h7|pc|dQ|pg||
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qx|c32|st||md|2SAJ3HQJT5DJTCJ432,SQ76HA93D5CAKT975,SKT92H87642DK8CQ8,S854HKDAQ976432C6|sv|e|mb|2C|an|alert|mb|p|mb|2D|an|alert|mb|p|mb|3N|an|alert|mb|p|mb|5D|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|hQ|pc|h3|pc|h6|pc|hK|pg||
pc|c6|pc|c4|pc|cA|pc|c8|pg||
pc|hA|pc|h7|pc|s5|pc|hJ|pg||
pc|cK|pc|cQ|pc|s4|pc|c2|pg||
pc|d5|pc|d8|pc|dQ|pc|dT|pg||
mc|12|pg||
qx|o33|st||md|3SAJT6HJ85D98CK632,SQ85HQ962D643C754,S972HATDAKJTCAQT8,SK43HK743DQ752CJ9|sv|o|nt|mariner1: good start for Rogoff|pg||
nt|mariner1: 3N as in Closed Room seems simple|pg||
mb|1C|an|alerted|mb|p|mb|2D|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: 18 opposite a very chunky 9 so no issue in bidding|pg||
mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|nt|gavin: 2D 8-10 bal|pg||
mb|p|mb|p|nt|gavin: old school meckwell|pg||
pc|h3|pc|h5|pc|h9|pc|hT|pg||
nt|mariner1: played in N here and S in Closed Room however this time it makes no difference|pg||
pc|cQ|pc|c9|pc|c2|pc|c7|pg||
pc|c8|pc|cJ|pc|cK|pc|c4|pg||
nt|gavin: suprised w/ the 1nt response in the other room|pg||
pc|d8|pc|d6|pc|dJ|pc|dQ|pg||
pc|h4|pc|h8|pc|hQ|pc|hA|pg||
pc|cA|pc|s4|pc|c3|pc|c5|pg||
pc|cT|pc|h7|pc|c6|pc|d3|pg||
pc|dA|pc|d2|pc|d9|pc|d4|pg||
pc|dK|pc|d5|pc|s6|pc|h2|pg||
pc|dT|pc|d7|pc|hJ|pc|s5|pg||
pc|s2|pc|s3|pc|sT|pc|sQ|pg||
mc|10|nt|mariner1: so making 10 and another imp|pg||
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qx|c33|st||md|3SAJT6HJ85D98CK632,SQ85HQ962D643C754,S972HATDAKJTCAQT8,SK43HK743DQ752CJ9|sv|o|mb|1C!|mb|p|mb|1N!|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|h2|pc|hT|pc|hK|pc|h5|pg||
pc|h3|pc|h8|pc|h6|pc|hA|pg||
pc|cA|pc|c9|pc|c2|pc|c4|pg||
pc|c8|pc|cJ|pc|cK|pc|c5|pg||
pc|d8|pc|d3|pc|dT|pc|dQ|pg||
pc|h4|pc|hJ|pc|hQ|pc|s2|pg||
pc|h9|mc|9|pg||
qx|o34|st||md|4SQ943HQDAQT2CKQ86,S762HJ96D87CAJT32,SAK85H842DK5C9754,SJTHAKT753DJ9643C|sv|n|nt|mariner1: 4@S can make NS even with a @c ruff if played in S|pg||
mb|4H|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: 5@H is a good save IF NS get to 4@S|pg||
nt|Walddk3: Good afternoon to Mark Horton|pg||
nt|chessmaste: 4@H is a type of gambit much favourded by England International Tony Sowter, who suggested it in IPBM|pg||
nt|mariner1: 4@H alert maybe due to also playing Namyats|pg||
mb|p|mb|p|nt|mariner1: hi Mark|pg||
mb|p|nt|gavin: hey mark|pg||
nt|chessmaste: Awkward for South, who might have doubled|pg||
pc|cK|nt|mariner1: well they steal a nice here|pg||
pc|cA|nt|gavin: i love that bid|pg||
nt|chessmaste: I thought it was bases that were stolen|pg||
pc|c4|nt|mariner1: in Closed Room E opened 1@H and contract is 5@H DBL|pg||
pc|sT|pg||
pc|d7|pc|d5|pc|d6|pc|dT|pg||
nt|mariner1: imps are like bases :)|pg||
pc|s3|pc|s2|pc|sK|pc|sJ|pg||
pc|h2|pc|hA|pc|hQ|pc|h6|pg||
pc|d3|pc|d2|pc|d8|pc|dK|pg||
pc|h4|pc|hT|pc|s4|pc|h9|pg||
pc|d4|pc|dQ|pc|hJ|pc|c5|pg||
nt|mariner1: so good defense beats the 4@H to hold the loss down|pg||
mc|9|pg||
qx|c34|st||md|4SQ943HQDAQT2CKQ86,S762HJ96D87CAJT32,SAK85H842DK5C9754,SJTHAKT753DJ9643C|sv|n|mb|1H|mb|d|mb|2C!|mb|2S|mb|4H|mb|4S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|5H|mb|d|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|s4|pc|s2|pc|sA|pc|sJ|pg||
pc|sK|pc|sT|pc|sQ|pc|s6|pg||
pc|dK|pc|d3|pc|d2|pc|d7|pg||
pc|d5|pc|d4|pc|dT|pc|d8|pg||
pc|dQ|pc|h9|pc|s5|pc|d6|pg||
pc|h6|pc|h2|pc|hK|pc|hQ|pg||
pc|d9|pc|dA|pc|hJ|mc|9|pg||
qx|o35|st||md|1SJT98762HA2DKC983,S3HK974DT93CAKQ52,SAK5H85DAQJ76CJ74,SQ4HQJT63D8542CT6|sv|e|nt|mariner1: 6 imps all on style there|pg||
nt|gavin: i think johnson has to double tho|pg||
nt|gavin: the guy with short hearts has to take the aggressive action|pg||
mb|3S|nt|gavin: since their partner will be stuck passing even with like a balanced 16 or 17 count|pg||
mb|d|nt|mariner1: 4@S has an issue here|pg||
mb|4S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|nt|mariner1: 4@C promotes Q@S|pg||
pc|cQ|nt|mariner1: the contract was make in Closed Room though|pg||
nt|gavin: yeah this is difficult because there are two key signals needed for west to know its right to lead another club|pg||
nt|gavin: he needs to hear that partner doesnt like diamonds or hearts|pg||
pc|c4|nt|mariner1: W might not believe E has Qx @S|pg||
pc|c6|pc|c9|pg||
nt|gavin: if partner has either the ace of hearts or the king of diamonds then its wrong to play another club|pg||
nt|gavin: and its very hard to put the 3S bidder on both those two cards|pg||
nt|gavin: and NOT the QS|pg||
nt|chessmaste: What should East discard? Maybe the @H Q?|pg||
nt|gavin: i predict its a make here too|pg||
nt|mariner1: in Closed Room W cashed 2 @c's and then switched to @H|pg||
nt|gavin: hmm|pg||
pc|cK|pc|c7|pc|cT|pc|c8|pg||
pc|cA|pc|cJ|nt|chessmaste: Why not cash the thrid club?|pg||
nt|gavin: such a hard spot|pg||
nt|gavin: i think this is impossible|pg||
pc|hJ|pc|c3|pg||
nt|gavin: are they playing the same hands at every table ?|pg||
nt|mariner1: no|pg||
nt|mariner1: playing different in each match|pg||
nt|chessmaste: This is tough, but not impossible|pg||
nt|chessmaste: What will West make of the @H J?|pg||
nt|gavin: the JH makes it look like south has AQ of hearts|pg||
nt|mariner1: well its not encouraging either suit so can he work it out to lead another @c?|pg||
nt|chessmaste: If East had an ace he would ruff the third club would he not?|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: Peter Boyd is thinking hard about trump promotion.|pg||
pc|c5|nt|gavin: well done|pg||
nt|mariner1: well done!|pg||
mc|9|nt|chessmaste: Well reasoned|pg||
pg||
qx|c35|st||md|1SJT98762HA2DKC983,S3HK974DT93CAKQ52,SAK5H85DAQJ76CJ74,SQ4HQJT63D8542CT6|sv|e|mb|3S|mb|d|mb|4S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|cA|pc|c4|pc|c6|pc|c8|pg||
pc|cQ|pc|c7|pc|cT|pc|c3|pg||
pc|h4|pc|h5|pc|hT|pc|h2|pg||
mc|10|pg||
qx|o36|st||md|2S87543HQ32DJ5CK76,SKHAJ9DQ97642CA53,S6H764DKT3CQJT942,SAQJT92HKT85DA8C8|sv|b|nt|mariner1: the J @H said do not lead @H yet E had to have a card to ask for @D and did not use it|pg||
mb|1D|mb|p|mb|1S|mb|p|nt|mariner1: interesting slam here on finding Q@H|pg||
mb|2D|mb|p|nt|gavin: yeah that was excellent, defense at the top|pg||
nt|chessmaste: Its better than that|pg||
nt|gavin: great discard and great read|pg||
mb|2H|an|alerted|mb|p|nt|mariner1: yes that is a text book defensive play...... shining example of how to...........|pg||
nt|gavin: slams where u have a perfect fitting singleton K oppossite a 6 card suit|pg||
nt|gavin: are extremely difficult to reach|pg||
nt|gavin: because|pg||
mb|3H|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: well can they really locate the Q@H is the issue|pg||
nt|gavin: usually the person with singleton k can not make a positive supportive bid|pg||
mb|p|nt|gavin: i think they wont even investigate slam|pg||
mb|4H|mb|p|mb|p|nt|mariner1: how does that song go, playing with the Q@H of @H, knowing it ain't really|pg||
nt|mariner1: smart..........|pg||
mb|p|nt|mariner1: and 4@S made 5 in Closed Room|pg||
pc|s3|nt|gavin: ill be back for the 3rd and 4th sets, gotta run!|pg||
pc|sK|pc|s6|pc|s2|pg||
pc|hJ|pc|h4|pc|h5|pc|hQ|pg||
nt|mariner1: kibbers suggesting setting up @D in @S slam however that promotes a @S in S|pg||
pc|s8|pc|hA|pc|cQ|pc|sA|pg||
pc|h9|pc|h6|pc|hT|pc|h2|pg||
pc|hK|pc|h3|pc|d2|pc|h7|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|s5|pc|d4|pc|c2|pg||
pc|dA|mc|11|pg||
qx|c36|st||md|2S87543HQ32DJ5CK76,SKHAJ9DQ97642CA53,S6H764DKT3CQJT942,SAQJT92HKT85DA8C8|sv|b|mb|1D|mb|p|mb|1S|mb|p|mb|2D|mb|p|mb|2H|mb|p|mb|3C|mb|d|mb|3S|mb|p|mb|4S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|cK|mc|11|pg||
qx|o37|st||md|3S943H862DQTCQT865,SA7HKJ9743D94CA97,SJT8HQ5DKJ32CKJ42,SKQ652HATDA8765C3|sv|n|mb|p|nt|chessmaste: Here 6@H is playable |pg||
mb|1S|mb|p|mb|2H|mb|p|nt|mariner1: yes can/should they bid it, and can they make 6?|pg||
mb|2S|nt|mariner1: 4@H is the spot in Closed Room|pg||
mb|p|mb|3H|mb|p|nt|mariner1: I guess 6 always on with a @D going on long @S|pg||
mb|4H|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|nt|chessmaste: I hate that 4@H bid - why not show something with 4@C/4@D|pg||
pc|c4|pc|c3|pc|cQ|nt|chessmaste: It was the same story yesterday, E/W very conservative in the bidding |pg||
pc|cA|pg||
nt|mariner1: can make 7 if he drops the Q@H though that does not look right to try|pg||
pc|c7|pc|c2|pc|hT|pc|c6|pg||
pc|hA|nt|mariner1: he can ruff a @c play A@H lead @S to hand cash K@H and and run @S|pg||
pc|h6|pc|h3|pc|h5|pg||
nt|chessmaste: This will make seven too|pg||
pc|s2|pc|s3|pc|sA|nt|mariner1: looks like that will be his line|pg||
pc|s8|pg||
pc|hK|pc|hQ|pc|d5|pc|h2|pg||
pc|hJ|pc|d2|pc|d6|pc|h8|pg||
pc|s7|pc|sT|nt|mariner1: well done for 7|pg||
pc|sK|pc|s4|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|s9|pc|d4|pc|sJ|pg||
mc|13|nt|chessmaste: But not well done in the bidding|pg||
pg||
qx|c37|st||md|3S943H862DQTCQT865,SA7HKJ9743D94CA97,SJT8HQ5DKJ32CKJ42,SKQ652HATDA8765C3|sv|n|mb|p|mb|1S|mb|p|mb|2H|mb|p|mb|3D|mb|p|mb|3H|mb|p|mb|4H|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|c4|pc|c3|pc|cQ|pc|cA|pg||
pc|c7|pc|c2|pc|hT|pc|c8|pg||
pc|s2|pc|s9|pc|sA|pc|sJ|pg||
pc|c9|pc|cJ|pc|hA|pc|c6|pg||
pc|sK|pc|s3|pc|s7|pc|s8|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|s4|pc|d4|pc|sT|pg||
pc|dA|pc|dT|pc|d9|pc|d3|pg||
mc|12|pg||
qx|o38|st||md|4SAK62HQ3DKQJ9C863,SJT9H965DA84CQJ42,SQ87HAK2DT73CAKT9,S543HJT874D652C75|sv|e|nt|mariner1: 6N here NS|pg||
mb|p|mb|1N|mb|p|nt|mariner1: NS are in 3N in Closed Room|pg||
nt|chessmaste: A third slam possibility in a row - but this is not so great|pg||
mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|sJ|nt|chessmaste: Needs 3-3 spades or a black suit squeeze|pg||
nt|mariner1: or QJc on side and all work|pg||
pc|s7|pc|s3|pc|sK|pg||
pc|dK|pc|dA|pc|d3|pc|d5|pg||
pc|sT|nt|mariner1: has to knock out A@D and will not try the @c double hook likely, still makes 6|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|s4|pc|s6|pg||
nt|mariner1: he has to be thinking why no @H leads|pg||
mc|12|pg||
qx|c38|st||md|4SAK62HQ3DKQJ9C863,SJT9H965DA84CQJ42,SQ87HAK2DT73CAKT9,S543HJT874D652C75|sv|e|mb|p|mb|1D!|mb|p|mb|2C|mb|p|mb|2S|mb|p|mb|2N|mb|p|mb|3C|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|h7|pc|hQ|pc|h9|pc|h2|pg||
pc|dK|pc|dA|pc|d7|pc|d2|pg||
pc|h6|pc|hA|pc|h4|pc|h3|pg||
pc|hK|pc|h8|pc|c3|pc|h5|pg||
pc|dT|pc|d5|pc|dQ|pc|d4|pg||
pc|dJ|pc|d8|pc|d3|pc|d6|pg||
pc|d9|pc|sT|pc|cT|mc|12|pg||
qx|o39|st||md|1S732HJ865DAK63CQJ,SAT98HQ3D74CK6543,SK64H72DT985CAT92,SQJ5HAKT94DQJ2C87|sv|b|nt|mariner1: 32 imps is a nice lead however we have 50+ boards to play yet|pg||
mb|1D|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: part score here is all|pg||
mb|p|mb|1N|nt|mariner1: S has a very ragged 11|pg||
mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|hA|nt|chessmaste: In the good old days North would be able to bid 2@D|pg||
nt|mariner1: K@C in pocket helps a little|pg||
pc|h5|pc|h3|nt|mariner1: A@H lead helps a lot|pg||
pc|h7|pg||
pc|hK|pc|h6|pc|hQ|pc|h2|pg||
pc|hT|nt|chessmaste: He is well placed now|pg||
nt|mariner1: @D can be double hooked if he risks that|pg||
nt|mariner1: problem is getting to dummy more than once however K@S is on side|pg||
pc|hJ|pc|c6|nt|mariner1: so this has a play|pg||
nt|chessmaste: He can't be sure, but he will think if East had @SA and @H AKxxxx - he might just have bid 2@H|pg||
nt|mariner1: Closed Room is in the Moysian 2@S|pg||
pc|s6|pg||
pc|cJ|nt|mariner1: well to make he has few options|pg||
pc|c3|pc|c2|pc|c8|pg||
pc|cQ|pc|c5|pc|cT|pc|c7|pg||
nt|mariner1: W did well not covering @c|pg||
nt|mariner1: now he has the 7 though|pg||
pc|dA|pc|d4|pc|d8|pc|d2|pg||
pc|dK|pc|d7|pc|d5|pc|dJ|pg||
pc|h8|nt|mariner1: W squeezed now|pg||
pc|s8|pc|d9|pc|h9|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|s2|nt|mariner1: making over|pg||
pc|sA|pc|s4|pg||
pc|s9|pc|sK|pc|s5|nt|Walddk3: Welcome to Ed Shapiro and Cornelia Yoder|pg||
nt|mariner1: well played|pg||
pc|s3|pg||
nt|chick: hello everyone :)|pg||
nt|mariner1: well no over|pg||
nt|mariner1: hi Cornelia|pg||
nt|chessmaste: No squeeze|pg||
pc|cA|pc|h4|pc|d3|pc|c4|pg||
mc|7|pg||
qx|c39|st||md|1S732HJ865DAK63CQJ,SAT98HQ3D74CK6543,SK64H72DT985CAT92,SQJ5HAKT94DQJ2C87|sv|b|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|mb|1H|mb|p|mb|1S|mb|p|mb|2S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|s4|pc|sQ|pc|s3|pc|s8|pg||
pc|c7|pc|cQ|pc|cK|pc|cA|pg||
pc|dT|pc|dQ|pc|dK|pc|d7|pg||
pc|s2|pc|s9|pc|sK|pc|s5|pg||
pc|s6|pc|sJ|pc|s7|pc|sA|pg||
pc|hQ|pc|h2|pc|h4|pc|h5|pg||
pc|h3|pc|h7|pc|hA|pc|h6|pg||
pc|hK|pc|h8|pc|d4|pc|d5|pg||
pc|h9|pc|hJ|pc|sT|pc|c2|pg||
pc|c3|pc|c9|pc|c8|pc|cJ|pg||
pc|dA|mc|8|pg||
qx|o40|st||md|2SJ75H5DA7632CQ876,SQ2HJ93DQT98CA953,SAKT3HQT7DJ5CKJT2,S9864HAK8642DK4C4|sv|o|mb|p|mb|1N|nt|mariner1: well no squeeze because E did not cash the red winners still he made it|pg||
mb|2D|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: that was 5 imps for a dual part score swing|pg||
nt|chick: 2@D for majors|pg||
mb|p|nt|othered1: Hi, everyone!|pg||
nt|mariner1: hi Ed|pg||
nt|chick: or maybe a single unspecified major|pg||
mb|2S|an|alerted|nt|chessmaste: May well be Multi defence to 1NT|pg||
nt|Walddk3: Yes, the Multi-Landy defence to 1NT. Or Woolsey, same thing|pg||
nt|othered1: 2@S makes Woolsey very likely|pg||
nt|chessmaste: I have just written (with Jan van Cleeff) a book on all aspects of the Multi, including this|pg||
mb|d|nt|Walddk3: 2@S to play opposite spades, correctable if overcaller has hearts|pg||
mb|3C|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: 4@H is too tough I think|pg||
nt|othered1: Has your book been published yet?  If so, where is it available?|pg||
nt|chessmaste: Mysterious Multi - Masterpoint Press - Spring 2010|pg||
nt|chick: maybe you can have a best seller and the ACBL will give up this paranoia about multi :)|pg||
nt|othered1: ty, I'll look for it!|pg||
mb|3D|nt|mariner1: yes will keep eyes out for it Mark :)|pg||
mb|p|nt|mariner1: S could be in trouble here|pg||
mb|p|nt|chessmaste: Multi is easy to defend against - but frees up 2@H/2@S/2NT for other meanings|pg||
mb|p|nt|chick: it's the "easy to defend against" part that the acbl doesn't seem to believe|pg||
nt|mariner1: E could have risked a co-operative DBL there "maybe"|pg||
nt|chick: personally I love multi, but can't play it except in national events here|pg||
pc|h3|pc|h7|pc|hK|pc|h5|pg||
nt|othered1: this figures to be down a couple|pg||
pc|c4|nt|mariner1: it might win and imp though|pg||
pc|c6|pc|cA|nt|mariner1: an|pg||
pc|cJ|pg||
pc|c9|pc|cT|pc|d4|pc|cQ|pg||
pc|s6|pc|s5|pc|sQ|pc|sK|pg||
pc|d5|pc|dK|pc|dA|pc|d8|pg||
pc|d2|pc|dQ|pc|dJ|pc|h6|pg||
nt|othered1: ACBL seems to be consistent in trying to protect the field from preempts which don't show at least one specific suit.|pg||
nt|chick: yes, that's their rationale|pg||
mc|7|pg||
qx|c40|st||md|2SJ75H5DA7632CQ876,SQ2HJ93DQT98CA953,SAKT3HQT7DJ5CKJT2,S9864HAK8642DK4C4|sv|o|mb|p|mb|1D|mb|1H|mb|1S!|mb|2H|mb|p|mb|2S|mb|2N|an|alert|mb|d|mb|3C|mb|3H|mb|p|mb|4H|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|c7|pc|cA|pc|cT|pc|c4|pg||
pc|s2|pc|sK|pc|s4|pc|s7|pg||
pc|cK|pc|h2|pc|c6|pc|c3|pg||
pc|s6|pc|s5|pc|sQ|pc|sA|pg||
pc|d5|pc|d4|pc|dA|pc|d8|pg||
pc|d3|pc|d9|pc|dJ|pc|dK|pg||
pc|s8|pc|sJ|pc|h3|pc|s3|pg||
pc|dT|pc|sT|pc|s9|pc|d6|pg||
pc|hJ|pc|hQ|pc|hK|pc|h5|pg||
pc|hA|mc|9|pg||
qx|o41|st||md|3SKJ932HKTDT93CT94,SQHJ852DKJ7C76532,SAT765H973DA854CQ,S84HAQ64DQ62CAKJ8|sv|e|nt|mariner1: EW in Closed Room are in 4@H there|pg||
nt|mariner1: 4@H is a tough spot|pg||
mb|p|mb|1N|nt|mariner1: EW have 4@H here........ 4@S nice save|pg||
mb|p|nt|chessmaste: The route is to let clubs try it if they wish, then you discover that its actually not dangerous - and fun to play|pg||
mb|p|mb|2D|an|majors|nt|othered1: But there are a whole lot of other, more insidious things that scoot right by.   A forcing NT response to a major that may contain support equivalent to a normal raise is one of ...|pg||
nt|othered1: them and isn't even alertable at any point, other than "forcing."|pg||
mb|p|nt|chessmaste: Plus allow it in reasonable strenth events - Life Master Pairs and so on|pg||
mb|p|nt|mariner1: well EW not finding their game|pg||
mb|p|pc|cA|nt|mariner1: this is an interesting spot|pg||
pc|c4|pc|c7|pc|cQ|pg||
nt|mariner1: lucky @D are 3 3|pg||
nt|othered1: why was 2@D alerted "majors?"  Seems wrong in context of south's pass|pg||
nt|mariner1: maybe someone forgot something here|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: Doug told Steve it showed the majors.|pg||
pc|cJ|pc|c9|pc|c6|nt|othered1: If north told his screenmate it showed majors, he was just taking a position in @H.  South obviously didn't see it that way.|pg||
nt|chessmaste: Obviously South did not think so - but being a passed hand should make no difference |pg||
nt|othered1: Surprising for this very experienced pair to have a problem of this sort.|pg||
nt|othered1: 1 auction exceptions to general rules have a high failure rate over time.|pg||
pc|s5|pg||
pc|cK|pc|cT|pc|c3|pc|d4|pg||
pc|d5|pc|d2|pc|dT|pc|dJ|pg||
nt|chessmaste: A specator asks about DONT - my advice is DONT|pg||
nt|chick: I like DONT in the direct seat but it doesn't seem to be as effective in the balance seat|pg||
nt|mariner1: I really like DONT in matchpoints|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|s6|nt|chessmaste: Well, don't blame me:)|pg||
pc|s4|pc|sK|pg||
nt|othered1: My advice is find something you're comfortable with and stick with it.  Your judgment using it will improve with experience and even less perfect methods that are judged well in ...|pg||
nt|othered1: their application will show a plus.  My rationale for playing ASTRO in its original form :)|pg||
pc|s2|pc|d7|pc|s7|pc|s8|pg||
pc|h2|pc|h3|pc|hA|pc|hT|pg||
pc|c8|pc|d3|pc|c5|pc|h7|pg||
pc|d9|pc|dK|pc|dA|pc|d6|pg||
pc|d8|pc|dQ|pc|s3|pc|h5|pg||
mc|7|pg||
qx|c41|st||md|3SKJ932HKTDT93CT94,SQHJ852DKJ7C76532,SAT765H973DA854CQ,S84HAQ64DQ62CAKJ8|sv|e|mb|p|mb|1N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|2S!|mb|d|mb|3S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|cK|pc|c4|pc|c2|pc|cQ|pg||
pc|cA|pc|c9|pc|c3|pc|s5|pg||
pc|sA|pc|s4|pc|s2|pc|sQ|pg||
pc|s6|pc|s8|pc|sK|pc|c5|pg||
mc|9|pg||
qx|o42|st||md|4ST42HJ53DAQ76CA82,SAKQJ7HA984D3CJ97,SHT72DT98CKQT6543,S98653HKQ6DKJ542C|sv|b|mb|1S|mb|p|nt|mariner1: 4@H was off in Closed Room|pg||
nt|mariner1: back on 40|pg||
nt|chessmaste: 1@S on that indeed!|pg||
nt|mariner1: W surprised to hear E open 1@S|pg||
nt|othered1: You make a bunch of @S here.  slam takes some handling and may be tough with south's 3@S |pg||
nt|chessmaste: Must be a good chance they will go to 6@S now|pg||
nt|mariner1: 6@S can make|pg||
mb|4D|an|alerted|nt|chessmaste: Splinter|pg||
nt|chick: I like the 1S opening, there is value to distribution, and 1S has some serious preemptive value|pg||
mb|p|mb|4S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|s4|nt|mariner1: what did W think E could do over the 4@D splinter?|pg||
nt|chick: ouch, W should know partner will never go on by himself with a xxxxx trump suit|pg||
pc|sA|pc|c3|nt|chessmaste: Another incredibly conservative auction by E/W|pg||
pc|s3|pg||
nt|mariner1: he is missing ALL the high @S and the A@H|pg||
nt|othered1: Steve is known for insisting that playing 5-card majors means you ALWAYS open a major 5-cards or longer, regardless the rest of your hand (assuming it is an opening).  Even,  he ...|pg||
nt|othered1: says,with 5=8 shape.|pg||
pc|d3|pc|dT|nt|chessmaste: 4@D was ill judged|pg||
pc|dJ|pc|dQ|pg||
pc|cA|nt|chick: 4@D ok, but he should cue 5@H|pg||
nt|othered1: What method will do better and do they have it in their armamentarium?|pg||
pc|c7|pc|cT|pc|s5|pg||
nt|chick: Ed, are you competing with Rob for longest word?  :)|pg||
nt|mariner1: howabout 2N or 2@H or some asking call, but not a splinter|pg||
pc|d2|pc|d6|pc|s7|pc|d8|pg||
pc|c9|pc|c4|pc|s6|nt|mariner1: Ed is not a Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobic|pg||
pc|c2|pg||
pc|d4|pc|d7|pc|sJ|pc|d9|pg||
pc|cJ|nt|chessmaste: With such huge trumps West needs to discover more - 2NT is one way, a GF 2@C is another|pg||
pc|cK|pc|s8|pc|c8|pg||
nt|othered1: Naha, that's just a normal word.|pg||
pc|s9|pc|s2|pc|sQ|nt|chick: you're gonna lose, Ed :)|pg||
pc|h2|pg||
pc|sK|pc|c5|pc|d5|pc|sT|pg||
pc|h4|pc|h7|pc|hK|pc|h3|pg||
pc|hQ|pc|h5|pc|h8|pc|hT|pg||
pc|h6|pc|hJ|pc|hA|nt|othered1: I'm not in competition for longest or most obscure word,  Idea is to do what you gotta do to communicate precisely :)|pg||
mc|11|pg||
qx|c42|st||md|4ST42HJ53DAQ76CA82,SAKQJ7HA984D3CJ97,SHT72DT98CKQT6543,S98653HKQ6DKJ542C|sv|b|mb|p|mb|1D!|mb|1S|mb|2C|mb|4S|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|cK|pc|s3|pc|c2|pc|c7|pg||
pc|s5|pc|s2|pc|sA|pc|c6|pg||
pc|c9|pc|c3|pc|s6|pc|c8|pg||
pc|s8|pc|s4|pc|sK|pc|c4|pg||
pc|cJ|pc|cQ|pc|s9|pc|cA|pg||
pc|h6|pc|hJ|pc|hA|pc|hT|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|h7|pc|d2|pc|sT|pg||
pc|d3|pc|d8|pc|dJ|pc|dQ|pg||
pc|h5|pc|h4|pc|h2|pc|hQ|pg||
pc|d4|pc|dA|mc|12|pg||
qx|o43|st||md|1SKQ75HQJ87DK2C742,SA643H4DQT98CJT96,S9HAT9DA7643CKQ85,SJT82HK6532DJ5CA3|sv|o|nt|chessmaste: Against a more agressive set of opponents E/W would be well behind on the two sets I have seen |pg||
mb|1D|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: NS might get too high here|pg||
mb|p|mb|2D|an|alerted|mb|p|mb|2H|an|alerted|nt|othered1: Almost anything you do with west's hand on 42 will still present partner with an inadequate trump suit problem.|pg||
mb|p|mb|2S|an|alerted|mb|p|nt|chessmaste: It would be reasonable for them to reach 3NT - but the cards favour the defenders|pg||
nt|mariner1: on 41 NS are in 3@S so if they make that its another swing|pg||
mb|2N|mb|p|mb|3C|an|alerted|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|nt|mariner1: not a lot of chance here unless defense helps a lot, and I mean a lot|pg||
nt|othered1: On 42, I might like 2@H response, then jump in @S, if you define this as slam try with pure values (not fast arrival).  That might work out with east's great @H cards.  But is that ...|pg||
nt|othered1: just hindsight?|pg||
pc|cT|nt|mariner1: 3@S did make on 41 so 5 imps|pg||
nt|othered1: I'm being told by a number of specs that the light opening on 42 is the problem, but getting to slam will still be tough.|pg||
pc|cK|pc|cA|pc|c4|pg||
nt|mariner1: the @c lead is not horrible yet still needs more help|pg||
pc|sT|pc|sK|nt|chessmaste: Why not start 1@S-2NT-3@D-3@S - now East should bid 4@C and they are well on the way|pg||
pc|sA|pc|s9|pg||
pc|s6|pc|d3|pc|s8|pc|sQ|pg||
nt|mariner1: on 42 Closed Room also in only 4@S|pg||
pc|hQ|pc|h4|pc|h9|pc|hK|pg||
pc|c3|nt|mariner1: E passed on 42 to start the auction|pg||
pc|c2|pc|c9|pc|cQ|pg||
nt|chessmaste: That makes it much tougher - but maybe not impossible|pg||
nt|chessmaste: I doubt he played the @C8?|pg||
pc|hA|pc|h2|pc|h7|pc|s3|pg||
mc|9|nt|chick: pulled it out with a little help|pg||
pg||
qx|c43|st||md|1SKQ75HQJ87DK2C742,SA643H4DQT98CJT96,S9HAT9DA7643CKQ85,SJT82HK6532DJ5CA3|sv|o|mb|1N|mb|p|mb|2D!|mb|p|mb|2H|mb|p|mb|2N|mb|p|mb|3S|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|d9|pc|d3|pc|d5|pc|dK|pg||
pc|c4|pc|c6|pc|cK|pc|c3|pg||
pc|h9|pc|hK|pc|h7|pc|h4|pg||
pc|sT|pc|sQ|pc|sA|pc|s9|pg||
pc|cJ|pc|cQ|pc|cA|pc|c2|pg||
pc|s2|pc|s5|pc|s6|pc|d4|pg||
pc|cT|pc|c5|pc|h6|pc|c7|pg||
pc|c9|pc|c8|mc|7|pg||
qx|o44|st||md|2SA9842HT865D6CQ62,SKT65HA732DAK4C83,SQ73HKQ4DJ832CAJT,SJHJ9DQT975CK9754|sv|n|nt|chessmaste: That often happens in 3NT|pg||
nt|mariner1: penultimate board of the session now|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: he didn't, mouse not functioning too well.|pg||
nt|mariner1: next session scheduled for 32 from now...... so we will have a short break|pg||
nt|mariner1: http://online.bridgebase.com/vugraph/schedule.php - BBO Vugraph Schedule (set|pg||
nt|mariner1: up to show times for your area)|pg||
nt|mariner1: http://usbf.org/docs/vugraphs/USBC2009/Bracket.php?stage=Roundof8  -  scores|pg||
nt|mariner1: when updated|pg||
mb|1D|nt|chick: partscores here|pg||
mb|p|nt|chick: spades most likely, but won't fare well|pg||
mb|2H|an|alerted|mb|p|nt|mariner1: 2@H is an interesting treatment|pg||
mb|2S|an|alerted|mb|p|nt|chick: anyone know what it actually means?|pg||
mb|3D|mb|p|mb|p|nt|chessmaste: It shows diamonds|pg||
nt|othered1: could it be multiple hands to be unwound after west bids obligatory 2@S?|pg||
nt|chick: I'm sure that's true :)   anything else?|pg||
nt|mariner1: might be the start of good bad @D's|pg||
mb|p|nt|chessmaste: Maybe limited with both minors?|pg||
pc|hK|nt|mariner1: I agree with Ed's unwound idea,,,,, however we don't really know|pg||
nt|chick: a spec tells me this bid is in Robinson's book meaning 3 way    NT INV  or   @D mixed raise   or  @H strong|pg||
nt|othered1: Unluckily, the system summary card the event provides isn't specific on this. |pg||
nt|mariner1: Fleischer 119   Ozdil  90   ;  Welland 103   Meltzer 43|pg||
nt|mariner1: told by several kibbers - 1m, P, 2@H = Either Mixed-raise, BAL-INV, or NAT-Strong|pg||
pc|h9|nt|mariner1: so it was an unwind'er|pg||
pc|h5|pc|hA|pg||
pc|c3|pc|cJ|pc|cK|pc|c6|pg||
pc|c4|pc|cQ|pc|c8|pc|cT|pg||
pc|sA|pc|s6|pc|s7|pc|sJ|pg||
nt|mariner1: 3N made on 43, if that is possible, in Closed Room|pg||
pc|h6|pc|h7|pc|hQ|pc|hJ|pg||
nt|mariner1: I mean made here, and off 2 in Closed Room|pg||
nt|mariner1: W 1N here and swish in Closed Room|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|c5|pc|s2|pc|sK|pg||
pc|dA|pc|d2|pc|d5|pc|d6|pg||
pc|dK|pc|d3|pc|d7|pc|c2|pg||
mc|9|pg||
qx|c44|st||md|2SA9842HT865D6CQ62,SKT65HA732DAK4C83,SQ73HKQ4DJ832CAJT,SJHJ9DQT975CK9754|sv|n|mb|1N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|hQ|pc|h9|pc|h6|pc|h2|pg||
pc|hK|pc|hJ|pc|h5|pc|h3|pg||
pc|h4|pc|c4|pc|h8|pc|hA|pg||
pc|s5|pc|sQ|pc|sJ|pc|s2|pg||
pc|s7|pc|c5|pc|s4|pc|sK|pg||
pc|dA|pc|d2|pc|d5|pc|d6|pg||
pc|dK|pc|d3|pc|d7|pc|s8|pg||
pc|d4|pc|d8|pc|d9|pc|c2|pg||
pc|dQ|pc|s9|pc|c3|pc|dJ|pg||
pc|dT|pc|hT|pc|c8|pc|cT|pg||
pc|c7|pc|cQ|pc|h7|mc|7|pg||
qx|o45|st||md|3S43HT975DT5CAKJ75,SAQJ92HJ84DK94CT6,SK8765HQ2DQJ32C83,STHAK63DA876CQ942|sv|b|mb|p|mb|1D|mb|p|mb|1S|nt|mariner1: last board now|pg||
mb|p|mb|1N|nt|mariner1: a big THANKS! to Willie Fuchs (USA) (USA), our superb operator, for doing an|pg||
nt|mariner1: excellent job!!!|pg||
mb|p|nt|mariner1: Our appreciation to USBF, Jan Martel, and all the generous sponsors and|pg||
nt|mariner1: organizers for helping BBO bring us the vugraphs!|pg||
nt|mariner1: and thanks for their wit and insight to my co-commentators Cornelia Yoder, Ed|pg||
nt|mariner1: Shapiro, and Gavin Wolpert (USA), Mark Horton (England),  and Roland Wald|pg||
nt|mariner1: (Denmark).....I am Rob Brown (USA)........|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: thanks, my pleasure.|pg||
nt|mariner1: Roland Wald (Denmark) is the BBO vugraph co-ordinator and works diligently at it!|pg||
mb|2H|an|alerted|nt|mariner1: also, a round of applause for our hosts: Fred, Sheri, Uday, Bill Gates, Sharon|pg||
nt|mariner1: Osberg, and David Smith. Without them there would have been no broadcasts.|pg||
nt|mariner1: Thanks a lot for creating a site that is greatly appreciated by bridge lovers|pg||
nt|mariner1: worldwide!|pg||
mb|p|mb|2N|an|alerted|mb|p|nt|othered1: Agree with east's handling of that hand?  alternatives to rebidding 1N with stiff are 1@H opening or 2@C rebid.  Only 1@H feels attractive to  me and you need an understanding ...|pg||
nt|othered1: partner for that.|pg||
nt|othered1: Or they may have methods to unwind east's shape.|pg||
nt|mariner1: special thanks to all the specs, those comments and tips really do help us!|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: 2h asks if min/max.  2nt = min.|pg||
mb|p|mb|p|nt|Vugraphu5: also showd a singleton spade by agreement.|pg||
nt|chick: Ed, I'd rebid 2C in preference to 1N|pg||
nt|othered1: Well as Willie notes, they did have a way to get east's shape clarified.  Nice to have if you agree to rebid 1N with stiff spot in partner's suit -- at least you'll get your game ...|pg||
nt|othered1: bidding right.|pg||
nt|mariner1: very close session 30 - 28 and 1 to score|pg||
nt|chick: all true, sophisticated agreements can change what would seem like normal bidding|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: Peter is explaining that 2C is artificial with 5-4 or longer distribution.|pg||
pc|s4|pc|sJ|nt|mariner1: has to win in W because he does not know he has 2 entries to dummy|pg||
nt|mariner1: J turns out to be another entry|pg||
nt|mariner1: J@H|pg||
nt|mariner1: and he might lead a @H toward J@H anyway|pg||
pc|sK|pc|sT|pg||
nt|mariner1: so his best option was to play J@S to cover his 10|pg||
pc|c8|nt|chick: the @HJ is an entry only if he cashes AK and seems unlikely|pg||
pc|c2|nt|mariner1: echo :)|pg||
nt|mariner1: 3N was off in Closed Room so another pickup likely here for Robinson|pg||
nt|mariner1: http://usbf.org/docs/vugraphs/USBC2009/Bracket.php?stage=Roundof8  -  scores|pg||
nt|mariner1: when updated|pg||
nt|mariner1:  http://usbf.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=590&Itemid=262   -|pg||
nt|mariner1: Bulletins|pg||
pc|c5|pc|cT|pg||
nt|mariner1: we restart after a short break, 15 min is my guess|pg||
nt|mariner1: http://online.bridgebase.com/vugraph/schedule.php - BBO Vugraph Schedule (set|pg||
nt|mariner1: up to show times for your area)|pg||
nt|othered1: interesting duck by south|pg||
nt|Vugraphu5: Walter thought about it for a long time.|pg||
pc|sA|pc|s6|pc|d6|pc|s3|pg||
pc|sQ|pc|s8|pc|d7|pc|hT|pg||
pc|s9|pc|s7|pc|c4|pc|h5|pg||
pc|h4|pc|h2|pc|hA|nt|mariner1:   http://usbf.org/index.php?option=com_entries&task=list&event=14  - Teams|pg||
pc|h7|pg||
nt|mariner1: http://tinyurl.com/o8ndyn - Team Rosters & Bio's|pg||
nt|othered1: on the way to 8 tricks, he'll take 10|pg||
pc|hK|pc|h9|pc|h8|pc|hQ|pg||
pc|h3|pc|dT|pc|hJ|pc|d2|pg||
pc|d9|pc|dQ|pc|dA|pc|d5|pg||
pc|h6|pc|c7|pc|c6|pc|c3|pg||
nt|mariner1: so Robinson will gain a few in this session with this plus|pg||
pc|d8|pc|cJ|pc|dK|pc|d3|pg||
pc|d4|pc|dJ|pc|c9|pc|cK|pg||
pc|s5|pc|cQ|pc|cA|pc|s2|pg||
nt|othered1: Thanks all and bye for now|pg||
nt|mariner1: thanks all! back in 15 or so|pg||
nt|chick: Thanks everyone, Good job, Willie!|pg||
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qx|c45|st||md|3S43HT975DT5CAKJ75,SAQJ92HJ84DK94CT6,SK8765HQ2DQJ32C83,STHAK63DA876CQ942|sv|b|mb|p|mb|1D!|mb|2C|mb|2S|mb|p|mb|2N|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|pc|c5|pc|c6|pc|c8|pc|c9|pg||
pc|sT|pc|s4|pc|sQ|pc|sK|pg||
pc|c3|pc|c2|pc|cJ|pc|cT|pg||
pc|cA|mc|8|pg||
