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1 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Lindenthal und Fre vs Team Auken Lindenthal und Fre Team Auken Team Auken Lindenthal und Fre Felmy Castner Auken Khanukov Gotard Rehder elland ˆ st Board Contract By M D - - Contract By M D - - IMPs x x IMPs Lindenthal und Fre Team Auken This segment Penalty 0 0 Carryover 0 0 total - - References: BridgeBase online. dited by M.ugino
2 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Lindenthal und Fre - 0 : Team Auken - 0 o 0 c 0-00 A J A J A KQ Q KQ AKQ J K J - : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard X p p p p # :: K,A,, # ::,, A, # :: K,,, # ::,,J, # ::,A,, davidcole: soll ich kommentieren? davidcole: welcome to the th round of the German championships..! vugraphzhb: hi all and welcome back davidcole: ast est can make davidcole: Martin Rehder and Kevin Castner are not a regular partnership. vugraphzhb: running scores: dm.html davidcole: Kevin was captain of the German team that did very well at the uropean championships, and Martin was the youngest player in the team. davidcole: this is a good start......p....p..p..p Board : Team Auken - 0 : Lindenthal und Fre - 0 o 0 c 0-00 A J A J A KQ Q KQ AKQ J K J - : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland p p p p # :: Q,,A, - -
3 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Lindenthal und Fre - 0 : Team Auken o c - 0 A Q Q J J A K AK K Q Q J J A K - : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard X p p p p # :: A,,, # :: K,,, # ::,Q,, J # ::,K,, # ::,,, # :: A,,,K # :: Q,,, # ::,,A,T # :: Q,,, davidcole: not surprisingly at the other table abine Auken opened the orth hand levels higher - but just another flat board.. K.. A A.... K J A p....p..p..p.. Q.... A.. davidcole: this is likely to make p....p..p..p.. A K Q davidcole: Good play from Gotard - asks for a return, and hope declarer will guess wrong.... J.. davidcole: ell guessed by Kevin Castner - should be rewarded with a imp swing.. K Board : Team Auken : Lindenthal und Fre - 0 o c - 0 A Q Q J J A K AK K Q Q J J A K - : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland X p p p p # :: A,,, # :: K,,,J # ::,Q,, # ::,,Q, # ::,,A,K # ::,,, # :: J,T,, # ::,,,A # ::,K,A, # ::,,, - -
4 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Lindenthal und Fre - 0 : Team Auken o c x Q A K K A J J J KQ KQ J Q A A : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard p p p 0 on - and who am I to say that he got it wrong. Anyway this will be imps to ast-est.... Q.. A.. T.. K.. A J.. Q # :: T,,Q,A # :: T,K,A, # ::,J,Q, # :: K,,,Q # ::,J,A, davidcole: ast est can make as the king is singleton - normally they will be in game... A K.. Q A.. T.. Q p....p..p..p.. A K J.... Q Q A.. K J.. T A.... K.. A davidcole: orth outh will make tricks in - let us see how high they bid..!..!+!c davidcole: a fit jump - showing and.... davidcole: Gotard knows that he does not have many losers in. But he also knows that he does not have many defensive tricks p..p..p davidcole: He makes the normal, conservative decision. If you have put pressure on the opponents by preempting, hope that they have guessed wrong.. T davidcole: At the other table Roy elland bid - -
5 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Team Auken : Lindenthal und Fre - 0 o c x Q A K K A J J J KQ KQ J Q A A 0 : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland X p p p X p p p # :: A,,, # :: T,K,A,J # ::,K,, # ::,,A,Q # ::,Q,, Board : Lindenthal und Fre : Team Auken - o c Q J AQ J K K A AK AKQ Q J J : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard p p X p p p p p # :: A,,, # :: Q,K,, # ::,,A, # :: K,,,J # :: Q,,,J # :: A,,, # :: K,J,, # ::,Q,,T # :: T,, T, # :: J,,, # ::,K,, davidcole: orth -outh have points and stoppers everywhere, which usually means T.... K Q.... J.. A......! s+!c....0-!ss,!h-fit wants to bid..p......p..p....p..p..p.. A T.. K.. A.. J.... K A.. Q.... Q....p..p....p davidcole: outh shows a hand too strong to bid a simple on the first round....p....p davidcole: I am sure Auken-elland will be in game, so this should be a few imps to orth/ outh..p..p.. A davidcole: although maybe they will make T Q.. K
6 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Team Auken - : Lindenthal und Fre o c Q J AQ J K K A AK AKQ Q J J : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland p p p # ::,,K, # :: Q,,, # :: A,,,J # ::,,K, # ::,,A,J # :: K,,, # ::,Q,,T Board : Lindenthal und Fre : Team Auken - o - 0 c 00 0 Q Q J Q J K AQ A K J AK J AK - - : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard p p p p p p p p p # :: A,,, # ::,,T,A # :: A,,, # :: K,,, # ::,,Q,J # ::,, K, # :: A,,, # ::,,,Q # ::,J,Q, vugraphzhb: they play T by in the closed room A.... K J.. Q J.. A K.. J Q.... T.. T.... T.... J K...-..p..p..p K.... Q A J K A.. J.. K Q.... T davidcole: it is not clear whether T will make. Higher contracts will not make...p..!..majors or GF..p....p....p.. davidcole: Unlucky lead..p....p....p..p..p.. A davidcole: The is discouraging, so outh should not play another heart. I expect a davidcole: ell defended by Felmy - if he had ruffed, declared could have discarded a on the - -
7 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) King and would have made T.. A.. A K Q.. J K.... A Board : Team Auken - : Lindenthal und Fre o - 0 c 00 0 Q Q J Q J K AQ A K J AK J AK - - : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland p p p p p p p p p # ::,,J,A # :: A,,, # :: K,,, # ::,,,Q # ::,J,Q, # ::,,T,K # :: J,, T, # ::,,, # ::,, Q, - -
8 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Lindenthal und Fre - : Team Auken o - 0 c 0 K Q J J AK K Q A AQ A K J Q J : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard p p p p p p p p # :: J,,,Q # ::,,T,J # ::,,,K # :: A,,, # :: J,,,K # ::,,, A # :: T,,,A davidcole: I do not understand the bidding, but the contract is unlikely to make.... Q.... J.. Q....p p p....!h or bal +..p....ask..p...+ bal..p...p..p..p J.. A.. A K Q.... J.. Q T.. K.. J.... T Q....p..!..p..!..p....p....p.. Board : Team Auken : Lindenthal und Fre - o - 0 c 0 K Q J J AK K Q A AQ A K J Q J : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland p p p p p p # :: A,,, # ::,A,J, # ::,,A, # :: K,,, # :: J,,Q,K # :: T,,,A # :: T,,, # ::,,, p - -
9 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Lindenthal und Fre - : Team Auken o - 0 c x 0 KQ K K Q Q Q A J A J A A J K J - : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard p p p p # :: K,,, # ::,,A,T # :: J,,, # ::,,Q,K # ::,A,, # ::,,, # :: Q,,,K # :: Q,,, # :: A,,T, # ::,, J, # :: A,,,J # :: J, T,, # ::, K,Q, T Board : Team Auken : Lindenthal und Fre - o - 0 c x 0 KQ K K Q Q Q A J A J A A J K J - : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland X p p p X p p p # :: T,,,A # :: A,,Q, # ::,,, # ::,,, # ::, K,, # :: Q,,, # ::,,A,T # :: J, A,, # ::, Q, T, T # ::,,, K # :: J, K,, K - -
10 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Lindenthal und Fre - : Team Auken o 0 c 0 0 AK K J Q J A K Q A K J A J - Q Q : Felmy : Rehder Open : Castner : Gotard p p p p p p p p p Q.. T.. T K.. J.. K.... K..p..p..p...p..!..p....p...p..p..p.. vugraphzhb: thanks all, bye for now.. Q K Q.. A.... A K A K Q.. # ::,Q,, # :: K,,, # ::,Q,A, # :: A,,, # ::,K,, # :: A,,, # :: K,,,Q # ::,,, davidcole: an easy T for /, and a win for the Auken team..p..p..p.. J Q T.. J K.. A J K A.. T A....+!d, -..p....p...p..p....p..p..p.. A A.. J A.... K J.... Q.. K.. T A.. T p....p..p..p.. K A.. T.. J Q.. K.... A Q K.. Q A.... T J.... A J.. J.. T K.. Q.. T......p...!c....p..p....p..p..p.. T A.. A.... Q K Q A.. T.. J.. A
11 _ Offene Team Meistershaft(wiss of ) Board : Team Auken : Lindenthal und Fre - o 0 c 0 0 AK K J Q J A K Q A K J A J - Q Q : Auken : ˆ st Closed : Khanukov : elland p p p p p p p # ::,,Q,A # ::,,Q, # ::,,A, # ::,K,, # ::,,Q,K # ::,,K, # :: J,,, T # :: A,,, - -
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