France: Zimmermann claims again the Teams National Division 1

 

Equipo Zaleski
Zaleski Team

January 26;2014: Zimmermann won again the French DN1, this time 270-118 to the Zaleski team. The match was played in only 80 boards, after the third set the difference was of 152 IMPs and Zaleski decided to  withdraw. Results

Pierre Zimmermann, Franck Multon, Geir Helgemo, Tor Helness, Fulvio Fantoni, Claudio Nunes
Romain Zaleski, Michel et Thomas Bessis, Dominique Pilon, Philippe Cronier, Philippe Toffier


January 25; 2014:

After the first day of the  Zimmermann vs Zaleski final:

Results with three sets to go:

ZIMMERMANN 47 74 37       158
ZALESKI 39 24 23       86

January 24; 2014:

Zimmermann-Doussot: 208-64  &  Zaleski Riehm casino online 133-72

The semi-finalists of the French teams National Division 1 will compete on Friday, January 24 and will be broadcasted on BBO. 

Zimmermann vs Doussot and Riehm vs Zaleski

The weekend will continue with the final (96 boards), on Saturday and Sunday. 

Semifinals: 64 boards, four segments of 16 boards each, Friday, January 24

Final:  96 boards, 6 segments of 16 boards each, Saturday, January 25 and Sunday, January 26. 

Semifinals:

1. Pierre Zimmermann, Franck Multon, Geir Helgemo, Tor Helness, Fulvio Fantoni, Claudio Nunes
2. Franck Riehm, Julien Gaviard, Lionel Sebbane, Christophe Oursel, Godefroy de Tessières, Frédéric Volcker
3. Romain Zaleski, Michel et Thomas Bessis, Dominique Pilon, Philippe Cronier, Philippe Toffier
4. Bernard Doussot, Chau Pham Ngoc, Michel Lamongie, Yves Lormant, Fabien Lacroix, David Harari

MAS DEL MISMO AUTOR

The Plan XXXV

West led the queen of hearts. Declarer played low from dummy and East took the trick with his singleton ace, and then had to find the entry to West’s hand to acquire his ruff.

How does counting inform our choices as declarer? by Steve Moese

Counting matters! ... Counting makes iffy plays into sure plays.

Planning the Play by Ira Corn

"The Jack That Souldn't Have Stayed in the Box" This...

XVII Festival de Bridge de Madeira by Vicky Chediak

Yesterday finished the 17th Bridge Festival of Madeira, a tournament in which I love to participate, and that I recommend to players of all categories: from beginners to world champions. Foto: Vicky Chediak y Liv Marit Grude

White House Junior International 2017 by Roland Wald

It started in 's Hertogenbosch and in 2004 the event moved to Amsterdam, first in café Twee Klaveren (Two Clubs) and two years later in the house for bridge: Het Witte Huis (The White House).

Franck Riehm elected as WBF President

The World Bridge Federation is pleased to announce the...

1st South American Online Mixed Teams Championship

All players belonging to any NBO affiliated to the WBF are welcome!

I Brazilian Online Bridge Festival 2020

Some of the best players in the world are Brazilians, and some of the most enthusiastic players too! Our Brazilian Online Festival has appeal to players of all levels. Your team will play in a friendly but competitive atmosphere, with very well-organized scoring and experienced Directors to ensure a pleasant experience for all.

WBF Robot Tournaments

Come and join the competition through our Providers, BBO, Funbridge and Ourgame, all offering you this great opportunity – we look forward to some challenging tournaments!”

The Endplay

An endplay (also throw-in), in bridge, is a tactical play where a defender is put on lead at a strategic moment, and then has to make a play that loses one or more tricks.

The Scissors Coup by John Brown

Scissors coup (or, Scissor coup, ) is a type of coup in bridge, so named because it cuts communications between defenders.

World Bridge Federation – Youth

The Championship is open to all players born on or after 1st January 1992 (Juniors & Girls) or born on or after 1st January 1997 (Youngsters) or born on or after 1st January 2002 (Kids) in good standing with their own NBOs.

Prevent a Ruff by Jon Brown

West led his singleton club, which dummy's king won. South read the lead as a singleton.

RELACIONADOS

CATEGORIAS POPULARES