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the "le bridgeur" blackwood quiz discuss hands in the "le bridgeur" quiz about blackwood

#21 User is offline   diana_eva 

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Posted 2019-June-25, 13:20

I think in SEF the 2C opener is strong, but not as good as 2D as a strong opener, so their 2Cs are lighter than 2/1 or sayc players use.

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Posted 2019-June-26, 15:46

 shyams, on 2019-June-25, 11:48, said:

You are too polite. If I were the author/translator, I'd either ignore the post by pescetom or post a scathing retort.


I'm not sure what you find so reprehensible about my post, maybe you confuse me with someone else. I merely asked where the quiz was, since the OP and the first few messages didn't mention it. I enjoyed the quiz and thought it was well presented, even though I don't agree with all of it. In particular:
#2 I continue to control-bid, "undisclosed extras" or not
#3 4S for me is not "brutal" but fast arrival
#5 I wouldn't open that hand 2C
#6 I don't control diamonds, so I bid 4H, which is not "sign off" here (if I had no extras I would have bid 3NT non-serious or 4H, not 3S)
#8 I bid 4D too, but I prefer it to show control of spades that partner denied.
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Posted 2019-June-27, 09:15

 pescetom, on 2019-June-26, 15:46, said:

I'm not sure what you find so reprehensible about my post, maybe you confuse me with someone else.

shyams presumably meant to write thepossum -- you both have a "p" in your names and they kind of rhyme. He's the one who posted a list of criticisms of the quiz.

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Posted 2019-June-27, 12:02

Thanks to

I was happy to score 5/8 -- less than other posters -- but I found the experience to be interesting and educational.
I agree with the recommended answers except on #6 where I chose 5 -- judged acceptable -- but awarded no marks.
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Posted 2019-June-27, 12:33

 barmar, on 2019-June-27, 09:15, said:

shyams presumably meant to write thepossum -- you both have a "p" in your names and they kind of rhyme. He's the one who posted a list of criticisms of the quiz.


Yes I did
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Posted 2019-June-27, 12:34

 pescetom, on 2019-June-26, 15:46, said:

I'm not sure what you find so reprehensible about my post, maybe you confuse me with someone else

Yes I did confuse you with thepossum. My apologies.
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