Cover me By Steve Robinson
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• 15 March, 2017
There are exceptions to every rule, including the rule about covering an honor with an honor. Photo: Maximo Crusizio
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• 15 March, 2017There are exceptions to every rule, including the rule about covering an honor with an honor. Photo: Maximo Crusizio
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• 15 October, 2016Partner opens 3D favorable and you have five diamonds with nothing on the outside. An example hand would be …
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• 10 October, 2016Your RHO opens a 12-14 notrump. Holding Kxx/Kxx/Kxxx/Kxx, I think you would pass. Assuming you’re playing penalty doubles of weak notrumps, what are…
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• 27 August, 2016I asked my expert panel — Let’s assume that you’re in control of your partnership preempting style. Assume favorable in first seat.
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• 12 April, 2016I asked my expert panel: Partner opens one-of-a-major. You have a GF hand with at least four-card support for partner and you have a singleton or void. With what types of hands do you splinter?
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• 17 February, 2016What below game sequences are forcing after you make a takeout double? RHO opens…
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• 14 February, 2016asked my experts. You’re playing 15-17 1NT openers. What are your thoughts about opening 1NT on slightly unbalanced hands? Five-card majors? Hands with non-stopped suits such as…
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• 21 April, 2015I asked my expert panel the following question: What advice would you give to a quartet of up-and-coming bridge players who are about to play a 24-board Regional knockout match against a team that obviously has more experience and more talent?
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• 3 February, 2015Disasters happen and when they do the most important point is to keep playing bridge. If you are going to swing, and most of the panel says don’t, make
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• 15 February, 2014I asked my expert panel to discuss Bergen raises. Bergen Raises: One-of-a-major – three-of-the-same-major is a preemptive raise. Partner opens…