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OCTOBER OPEN TEAMS

DAILYBULLETIN

Mark Horton, Francesca Canali

Issue No. 5. Friday, 2 October 2020

The Grand Finale

Russia (Lazy) is facing Greece (Clement), while USA (Donner) is facing USA (Gupta) in the Semifinals of the OCBL Open Teams. The Semifinals and the Final will be played today, exciting shows with so many World Champions in play!

We wish to thank all the teams who did not qualify for being part of this event. Keep following us on the Daily Bulletins and on our Facebook page!We are looking forward to welcoming you to our next tournaments:OCTOBER MIXED TEAMS12-16 October

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We received more photos!Brad Moss (photo at top) and Joe Grue (left) were so kind to help us with our idea to publish ‘up-to-date’ pictures of the players, taken while playing online Bridge.

If you can take your photo (can be a selfie) please send it by e-mail to:[email protected]

Thank you!

LAZY

BLACK

CLEMENT

LESLIE

GUPTA

WILSON

DONNER

BETTADAPURA

LAZY

GUPTA

CLEMENT

DONNER

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ELEMENTARY

by Mark Horton

If you are reading this over breakfast, try and get your bridge juices flowing by considering this lead problem from Round 6:

Board 2. Dealer East. NS Vul. [ 7 6 ] A J 6 5 { K 10 8 6 } 9 5 3

Your initial pass leads to the following auction:

West North East South — — Pass Pass 1] Dble 3] 3[ Pass 3NT All Pass

Your choice of card?Not all bridge deals lend themselves to a Holmesian style analysis, but it can sometimes

be the only way to reach a winning conclusion.North started with a take-out double, but did not support spades. It is therefore unlikely

that he holds four cards in the suit.North must have a heart stopper (unless he happens to be Professor Moriaty and is

playing a Game of Shadows).Declarer is likely to have a source of tricks - that is surely centered on a good club suit.Leading our suit will make declarer a present of a heart trick, which might be all the

help he needs. However, if we can get partner in, there is a very high chance that a heart return will sink declarer’s ship.

We have to hope that partner has an entry, but which suit, spades or diamonds is the better bet?

It’s time to make your choice before I reveal the full deal:

Board 2. Dealer East. NS Vul. [ K Q ] K 9 { Q 7 4 } A K Q 10 7 2 [ A J 3 2 [ 7 6 ] Q 10 7 4 3 ] A J 6 5 { 9 5 { K 10 8 6 } J 8 } 9 5 3 [ 10 9 8 5 4 ] 8 2 { A J 3 2 } 6 4

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Open Room West North East South Yekutieli Hallberg Liran Hult

— — Pass Pass 1] Dble 3}* 3[ Pass 3NT All Pass

3} 4], 6-9

East led the {6 and declarer won with the queen and cashed his clubs. When West parted with three hearts declarer could afford to play a spade, +600.

Closed Room West North East South Gold Toledano Black Zamir

— — Pass Pass 1] Dble 3] 3[ Pass 3NT All Pass

I imagine that East reasoned that the combined effect of North’s double and failure to support spades made it marginally more likely that his partner’s quick entry was in spades and he went with the [7. West took the ace and returned the ]3, which would have given declarer a nasty guess if he happened to hold ]KJ. The defenders cashed five tricks in the suit for +200.

Only one other declarer went down in 3NT. After an identical bidding sequence Marion Michielsen led the ]6 and declarer won with the king and cashed his clubs. East discarded a diamond, a spade and the ]A, West three spades and the {5. Hoping that West had been squeezed, declarer played a diamond to the ace - and became another victim of the ‘third in hand gang’.

Remarkably, the fate of another 3NT contract turned on the opening lead:

Simon Hultpic: Bridge.no

Board 15. Dealer North. All Vul. [ A K 2 ] J 7 { A J 5 4 2 } A K 4 [ Q 10 9 8 [ 7 6 ] A 10 ] K Q 9 6 5 { 10 3 { 9 8 7 6 } J 6 5 3 2 } 10 7 [ J 5 4 3 ] 8 4 3 2 { K Q } Q 9 8

Open Room West North East South Yekutieli Hallberg Liran Hult

— 2} Pass 2{* Pass 2NT Pass 3{* Pass 3NT All Pass

2} 20-21 balanced or any game forcing 3{ Stayman

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East led the ]Q and West took the ace and returned the ten for the jack and king. East tried the ]6 next, but declarer put up the eight and was +660.

East led the ]5 and the defenders took the first five tricks.I recall that in his brilliant Killing Defence, Hugh Kelsey opined

that with East’s hand a low heart was best, as you have no entry. Give East a certain entry and an honour is right.

In their ground-breaking work Winning Notrump Leads, David Bird and Taf Anthias reveal that the computer confirms with an entry the honour is best, even when the accompanying spot cards are poor.

3NT was reached 18 times.It failed on the ten occasions where East started with a

low heart. To the other eight defenders I can only offfer the

Closed Room West North East South Gold Toledano Black Zamir

— 2NT Pass 3}* Pass 3{* Pass 3NT All Pass

3{ No four-card major

Oren Toledano

Asaf Yekutieli

David Goldpic: Arianna Testa/WBF

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The ABC Murders

by Mark Horton

Agatha Christie’s ABC Murders is considered to be one of her best efforts. If you happen to have read it you will understand why William Wilson might be somewhat less concerned than Adam Ashworth about the possibility of a ‘copy-cat’ series of crimes. At the bridge table it is possible to perpetrate all manner of crimes, although they are usually inadvertent rather than premeditated. From our ABC collection, Group B appeared to be the one to follow going into the last round before the knock-out stage.

On Board 3 NS reached 2] via 1NT-2{*-2] and East led the }Q. Declarer held [A1096 ]K4 {KJ103 }A86 and dummy [75 ]Q9732 {Q874 }K3. If you think the lead suggests length in clubs then that might point to the opening leader possibly being short in trumps, and the winning line is to win the club in hand and play the ]4, which sees East’s ]A hit thin air. Neither declarer got it right in this match

With the score 1-0 to Fredin after 7 deals along came:

Board 8. Dealer West. None Vul. [ 9 6 5 3 ] 10 9 4 { J 9 6 } J 10 5 [ K Q J 2 [ A 10 4 ] 7 5 ] A K Q J 6 2 { 5 4 { 8 } A K Q 3 2 } 9 6 4 [ 8 7 ] 8 3 { A K Q 10 7 3 2 } 8 7

Open Room West North East South Byrne Sylvan Dyke Sundelin 1} Pass 1{* 3{ Dble Pass 4{* Pass 4[ Pass 6] All Pass

South led the {K, so +980.

LESLIE vs FREDIN

Kieran Dykepic: Facebook

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Closed Room West North East South Gottlieb Norton Fredin Bell

1} Pass 1] 2{ Pass Pass 3{* Pass 3[ Pass 4] All Pass

That cost EW 11 IMPs.

With Leslie pretty secure in second place the rest of this match was reasonably quiet - which you could not say about my second offering!

Board 4. Dealer West. All Vul. [ A Q 8 ] A J { 8 6 5 3 } A J 8 4 [ J 6 2 [ 7 4 3 ] K 10 8 4 3 2 ] 7 6 5 { 7 2 { A J 9 } Q } K 10 7 6 [ K 10 9 5 ] Q 9 { K Q 10 4 } 9 5 2

Open Room West North East South Gu Black Kolesnik Gold

2] 2NT 3] Dble* Pass 4} All Pass

East led the ]7 for the queen, king and ace and declarer played a spade to the king and a club for the three, eight and ten. He took the heart return and cashed the }A. A diamond saw East take the ace, cash the }K and exit with a heart, ensuring one down.

You can understand why North bid 4}, but on this layout both 3NT and 4[ were possibilities and defending 3] doubled would have been reasonable.

North led the {5 for the nine and ten and South switched to the [10, North winning with the queen and playing a second diamond, Declarer taking the ace and playing a heart for the nine, ten and jack. North cashed the }A and then played two rounds of spades and then scored a ruff with the ]A which added up to three down, -800 and a juicy 14 IMPs.

AMATEURS vs BLACK

Closed Room West North East South Paske Baseggio McIntosh Lo

2] Dble 3] Dble* All Pass

Thomas Paskepic: Facebook

Alex Kolesnik

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By the way, I am not terribly impressed with the raise to 3] with such a flat hand - are you?

Board 5. Dealer North. NS Vul. [ A 10 8 ] K 7 4 { Q 10 8 7 } J 5 4 [ 6 4 [ J 7 5 ] A Q J 9 ] 10 5 { A J 6 5 { K 9 2 } 7 3 2 } A K Q 10 8 [ K Q 9 3 2 ] 8 6 3 2 { 4 3 } 9 6


— Pass 1} 1[ Dble* 2}* Dble 2[* Dble* Pass 3} Pass 3[* Dble Pass Pass 4} All Pass

2} Spade support 2[ Weakest option 3[ Looking for a stopper

West’s doubles were for takeout, while East’s promised real clubs. With the ]K offside it EW had done well to avoid the doomed games in notrumps and clubs. Declarer lost two spades and a heart, +130.


— Pass 1}* Pass 1{ Pass 1NT Pass 3NT All Pass

1} 2+, 5{ possible

South’s lead of the [3 (a situation I have already mentioned elsewhere) saw the defeners cash the first five tricks and pocket 5 IMPs.

Andrew McIntoshpic: Facebook

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Board 10. Dealer East. All Vul. [ 8 7 3 ] 9 4 { A K Q 8 2 } K 10 9 [ 10 5 [ K 6 2 ] Q J 7 5 2 ] A K 10 8 6 3 { 9 4 { 10 3 } J 8 6 3 } Q 7 [ A Q J 9 4 ] — { J 7 6 5 } A 5 4 2


— — 1] 1[ 2] 3{ Pass 4]* Pass 4[ Pass 6{ All Pass

4] Splinter

Declarer ruffed the heart lead, came to hand with a trump, ruffed another heart, drew trumps and played a spade to the queen. He then played a low spade, claiming when both defenders followed, +1370.


— — 1] 1[ 3] 3[ 4] 4[ All Pass

That was +680 - a loss of 12 IMPs.You would like to be able to bid 4{ over 3[ - a fit non-jump.

Andrew Blackpic: Peter Hasenson

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Board 11. Dealer South. None Vul. [ A K 10 5 4 2 ] 2 { A J 8 2 } Q 9 [ 7 3 [ Q 6 ] K J 10 9 6 ] Q 8 7 5 4 3 { K Q 3 { 6 4 } 10 3 2 } J 7 5 [ J 9 8 ] A { 10 9 7 5 } A K 8 6 4


— — — 1}* 1] 2]* 4] 4[ Pass 4NT* Pass 5]* Pass 6[ All Pass

1} 2+}, 5{ possible 2] 6+ [ 4NT RKCB 5] 2 key cards

West led the {K and declarer took all the tricks, +1010.


— — — 1} 1] 1[ 4] Pass Pass 4[ All Pass

That meant another 11 IMPs changed hands.Having trailed 4-20, Black now led 39-21.There was a similar swing in the other match:

Open Room West North East South Byrne Sylvan Dyke Sundelin

— — — 1{* 1] 1[ 4] Pass Pass 4[ All Pass

1{ May have longer clubs

+510.

Franco Baseggio

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Closed Room West North East South Gottlieb Norton Fredin Bell

— — — 1}* 1] 1[ Dble 2[ Pass 4]* Pass 4NT* Pass 5}* Pass 5{* Pass 5[* Pass 5NT* Pass 6[ All Pass

1} 2+} 1[ 5+[ 4] Splinter, usually 6[ 4NT RKCB 5} 0 or 3 key cards 5{ [Q? 5[ No 5NT Pick a slam

+1010 meant an 11 IMP swing, Leslie comfortable at 23-2.

Board 12. Dealer West. NS Vul. [ 10 4 ] A Q 7 { J 10 6 5 4 2 } 9 3 [ Q J [ A K 8 3 ] K 3 2 ] 10 9 8 5 4 { 9 { A Q 3 } A K J 10 8 5 4 } 6 [ 9 7 6 5 2 ] J 6 { K 8 7 } Q 7 2


1} 1{ Dble* 2{ 3} 3{ 3NT All Pass

South led the {7 for the nine, ten and queen and declarer played a club to the ten. He then cashed the remaining clubs and when South parted with two spades declarer took the rest, +520.


1}* Pass 1] Pass 2NT* Pass 3{* Pass 3]* Pass 4NT Pass 5]* All Pass

1} 2+} 2NT Clubs game forcing or 6}+3] 3{ Asking 3] 3] 5] 2 key cards, no ]Q - but 4NT could be natural

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South led the [2 and declarer overtook dummy’s jack with the king and played the ]5 for the six, king and ace. Now declarer could not avoid the loss of two more trump tricks and he finished two down, -200 and lost 12 IMPs.

If declarer runs the ]10 at trick two he is in with a shout - he can even win a spade return with the ace and play a second heart, subsequently taking the club finesse after drawing the last trump.

On lead after the opponents have bid 1NT-2}*-2]-3]-4] what do you choose from [AQ ]10863 {AJ4 }Q754?

Kolesnik went with a club, which ran into [1098 ]AKQ5 {Q2 }KJ102 and greatly simplified declarer’s task (Black played it well, abandoning trumps when West’s nine came up on the first round of the suit).

McIntosh led a more testing heart, and when declarer took a second round of trumps he could no longer get up to ten tricks, Black recovering the IMPs lost on the previous deal.

Board 16. Dealer West. EW Vul. [ 7 ] 8 4 3 { K J 9 7 3 } 8 6 5 2 [ 10 8 6 5 3 2 [ A K 9 ] 5 ] 9 7 2 { Q 10 { 6 5 2 } K J 7 3 } Q 10 9 4 [ Q J 4 ] A K Q J 10 6 { A 8 4 } A


Pass Pass Pass 2}* Pass 2{* Pass 2]* Pass 2[* Pass 3]* Pass 3[ Pass 4] Pass 5{ Pass 6] All Pass

2{ Negative 2] Kokish 2[ Forced 3] Single suiter

3[ and 5{ were not alerted, but they look like cue bids. East won the spade lead and switched to a club, declarer winning, cross-ruffing the back

suits, drawing trumps and eventually getting the good news in diamonds, +980.


Pass 2{* Pass 2NT* Pass 3}* Pass 3NT All Pass

2NT Asking 3} 5{

West led a spade, so +460 and 11 IMPs for Black who won 62-40. That translated into 15.38-4-62 VP, enough to see Black overtake their opponents for third place and secure a place in the quarter-finals.

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Which was your Bridge career’s worst moment and why?

What’s your opinion?

... ! ?

Brad Moss« I have had many heartbreaking losses. I think the one that stands out the most was the 2014 fi nals of the US trials. It was just such a hard fought, close match against Nickell. We lost 35 in the last segment to lose by 8. »

Thomas Bessis« Losing the fi nal of the Bermuda Bowl in 2017 by 2 imps in our home country left a big mark. »

Joe Grue« That’s a tough one, because I tend to block out bad moments and try to suppress them out of existence completely. »

Marion Michielsen« In Orlando I was defending two world titles and ended up playing only a few days of bridge because we lost early in the Knock-out in both the mixed and women teams. Another low was when we didn’t get selected for the Swedish team for the World Championships in Wuhan last year. We had worked very hard and it is a goal for me to make it to the open team and hopefully win the Bermuda Bowl some time. It felt like we were very close to get selected but we didn’t make it. Hopefully we will get a chance next year. »David Gold« Going down in 5 diamonds on the last board of the world championship fi nal in 2008. I thought it was likely the match and was scared to leave the table. Turned out it wasn’t. Thats the worst I have felt though. »

Sanna Clementsson« One big disappointment was at one of the fi rst junior championships I played when we were in the lead throughout the last day, but dropped two places on the last two boards of the tournament. »

Michael Jordan« I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times, I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed. »

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GROUP A RESULTSGUPTA ISRAEL EMERALD12.8 VPs

46 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Gupta N. E: Muller B.S: Zia Mahmood W: de Wijs S.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80383-1601558861

7.2 VPs36 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOM:E: Zack S. N: Tal N. W: Braunstein A. S: Tal D.

TEXAN ACES WILSON2.28 VPs11 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Venkatesh R. E: Venkatesh G.S: Srinivasan A. W: Padhye A.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80401-1601558924

17.72 VPs48 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Mendes de Leon G. N: van Prooijen R.W: Sprinkhuizen T. S: Wilson A.

NETBRIDGE CASTNER0 VPs6 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Zomer M. E: Oranje V.S: Hoebe T. W: Roelofs A.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80414-1601558969

20 VPs67 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: King P. N: Gromöller M.W: Castner K. S: Haeusler H.

SLOVAKIA BETTADAPURA2.69 VPs11 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Velecký E. E: Medlín A.S: Henc M. W: Medlín J.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80432-1601559004

17.31 VPs45 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Raj A. N: Khandelwal R.W: Jagannathan S. S: Khandelwal H.

ROUND 7

DONNER KORCZYN15.74 VPs47 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Cullin P.O. E: Grue J.S: Michielsen M. W: Moss B.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80439-1601559040

4.26 VPs23 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Liran I. N: Korczyn O.W: Friedlander E. S: Porat R.

BLACK AMATEURS15.38 VPs62 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Black A. E: McIntosh A.S: Gold D. W: Paske T.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80443-1601559067

4.62 VPs40 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Kolesnik A. N: Baseggio F.W: Jiang Gu S: Ai-Tai Lo

FREDIN LESLIE9.39 VPs21 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Sylvan J. E: Fredin P.S: Sundelin P.O. W: Gottlieb G.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80397-1601558909

10.61 VPs23 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Dyke K. N: Norton B.W: Byrne M. S: Bell M.

SALVO HARRIS20 VPs77 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Aluf S. E: Yilmaz G.S: Zorlu N. W: Aslan B.

BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=80408-1601558947

0 VPs41 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Isporski V. N: Harris J.W: Trendafilov R. S: Malhasyan E.

ROUND 7GROUP B RESULTS

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GROUP C RESULTSBRIDGE IN NORWAY MACAVITY13.75 VPs

34 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Helgemo G. E: Bakke C.S: Andresen M. W: Brogeland B.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=

6.25 VPs20 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: van Bijsterveldt N. N: Drijver B.W: Schols E. S: Nab B.

LAZY MOHOTA17.59 VPs54 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Khyuppenen Y. E: Krasnoselskii M.S: Kholomeev V. W: Matushko G.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=

2.41 VPs18 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Anand Singh P. N: Puranik A. / Mohota B.W: Kunwar V. S. / Behuria S. S: Chhajed S. / Mohota A.

THE CLASSICS ALEXANDER2.28 VPs11 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Moses T. E: Lair M.S: Smith R. W: Wold E.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=

17.72 VPs48 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Bergdahl T. N: Clementsson S.W: Andersson L. S: Sandin A.

OLCZYK CLEMENT4.81 VPs24 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Cieslak J. E: Piotr WiankowskiS: Filipowicz D. W: Piotr Nawrocki

BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=

15.19 VPs45 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOME: Delimpaltadakis N. N: Eidi M.W: Vroustis V. S: Maamarbachi C.

ROUND 7

RANKINGS AFTER ROUND 7

GROUP A

1 Gupta 88.02

2 Wilson 82.57

3 Bettadapura 79.56

4 Castner 79.53

5 Israel Emerald 78.38

6 Slovakia 60.56

7 Texan Aces 60.3

8 Netbridge 31.08

GROUP B

1 Donner 94.85

2 Leslie 84.49

3 Black 76.74

4 Amateurs 75.34

5 Korczyn 72.25

6 Fredin 63.83

7 Salvo 59.31

8 Harris 33.19

GROUP C

1 Lazy 103.72

2 Clement 88.25

3 Bridge in Norway 74.87

4 Alexander 72.06

5 Mohota 63.67

6 Olczyk 57.3

7 Macavity 53.79

8 The Classics 46.3

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QUARTERFINALS RESULTSLAZY BLACK85 IMPs

C.O. 8.1 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Khyuppenen Y. E: Krasnoselskii M.S: Sterkin A. W: Matushko G.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=82392-1601571670

40 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Black A. / McIntosh A. E: Hult S.S: Gold D. / Paske T. W: Hallberg G.

CLEMENT LESLIE75 IMPsC.O. 4.1 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Eidi M. E: Samir A.S: Maamarbachi C. / Vroustis V. W: Amiry R.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=82402-1601571714

34 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Norton B. E: Dyke K.S: Bell M. W: Byrne M.

GUPTA WILSON36 IMPsC.O. 4.1 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Volcker F. E: Muller B.S: Bessis T. W: de Wijs S.BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=82410-1601571749

29 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: van Prooijen R. E: Mendes de Leon G.S: Verhees L. W: Sprinkhuizen T.

DONNER BETTADAPURA57 IMPsC.O. 8.1 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Donner G. / Rimstedt S. E: Grue J.S: Rimstedt C. / Rotaru M. W: Moss B.

BBO SCORE: https://webutil.bridgebase.com/v2/tview.php?t=82415-1601571794

36 IMPs

OPEN ROOM CLOSED ROOMN: Bettadapura S. E: Raj A. / Khandelwal R.S: Tu S. W: Jagannathan S. / Khandelwal H.

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LAZY CLEMENT

DONNER GUPTA

VS

SEMIFINAL. Friday 2 October, 16.00 CEST

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FINAL. Friday 2 October, 19.30 CESTVUGRAPH

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1 Gromöller M. (Blade) Castner 3.15 16 Haeusler H. (helmut_h) Castner 3.15 163 Barel M. (mich-b) Israel Emerald 1.89 32 Zack Y. (yanivz) Israel Emerald 1.89 325 Zack S. (shaharz) Israel Emerald 1.46 48 Braunstein A. (rel49) Israel Emerald 1.46 487 Matushko G. (Matushko) Lazy 1.42 648 Kunwar Vijayanand S. (princevns) Mohota 1.41 329 Krasnoselskii M. (coreman) Lazy 1.35 7210 Aluf S. (monk99) Salvo 1.25 1611 Vodička (vodka47) Slovakia 1.15 4812 Kholomeev V. (hollyv) Lazy 1.06 8013 Cullin P.O. (Pocken) Donner 1.04 32 Michielsen M. (lady007) Donner 1.04 3215 Grude T. E. (Teg91) Bridge in Norway 0.99 1616 Byrne M. (Mgb81) Leslie 0.84 112 Dyke K. (Woozle) Leslie 0.84 11218 Verhees L. (loukie) Wilson 0.82 4019 Yekutieli A. (tol23) Korczyn 0.82 1620 Sprinkhuizen T. (thibos) Wilson 0.79 40 Mendes de Leon G. (guymdl) Wilson 0.79 4022 Kvoček J. (Big Baran) Slovakia 0.79 4823 Lagerman J. (Jan_L) Fredin 0.68 1624 Delimpaltadakis N. (nickd) Clement 0.66 4825 Ai-Tai Lo (aitail) Amateurs 0.64 112 Baseggio F. (baseggio) Amateurs 0.64 11227 Mukherjee S. (sumitm) Texan Aces 0.64 64 Nandi K. (Kaustabh) Texan Aces 0.64 6429 Khyuppenen Y. (hupp) Lazy 0.63 8030 Bessis T. (malpaluche) Gupta 0.62 64 Volcker F. (fred92130) Gupta 0.62 6432 Rimstedt S. (sandria) Donner 0.62 8033 Gupta N. (nareng) Gupta 0.62 80 Zia Mahmood (zia) Gupta 0.62 8035 Yilmaz G. (yilmaz_g) Salvo 0.61 4836 van Prooijen R. (RiccovP) Wilson 0.6 10437 Rotaru M. (Maxentius) Donner 0.56 4838 Linde J. (J Li) Castner 0.53 64 Schwerdt C. (Forum) Castner 0.53 6440 Amiry R. (Mavrick) Clement 0.49 80 Samir A. (a_samir) Clement 0.49 8042 Coppens Coppens P. (pimcop) Macavity 0.48 48 Bakker K. (keesbak) Macavity 0.48 4844 Raj A. (animeshraj) Bettadapura 0.47 72 Jagannathan S. (strike12) Bettadapura 0.47 7246 Wilson A. (fl yfalcon) Wilson 0.46 6447 Karlsson T. (Charlie99) Alexander 0.46 4848 Sandin A. (stridsvagn) Alexander 0.42 8049 Khandelwal R. (rajeevkhan) Bettadapura 0.42 104 Khandelwal H. (kinamih) Bettadapura 0.42 10451 Grue J. (joegrue) Donner 0.41 9652 Korczyn O. (odedkor) Korczyn 0.4 80 Porat R. (daring1) Korczyn 0.4 8054 Anand Singh P. (pradeepsun) (pradeepsum) Mohota 0.38 7255 Bakke C. (chrien) Bridge in Norway 0.38 6456 Helgemo G. (micelle45) Bridge in Norway 0.38 4857 Clementsson S. (237425) Alexander 0.37 3258 Elmroth G. (Turnip1) Alexander 0.35 64 Eliasson PG. (PGEliasson) Alexander 0.35 6460 Donner G. (GDonnerSC1) Donner 0.35 48 Rimstedt C. (CillaR) Donner 0.35 4862 Sterkin A. (lazy) Lazy 0.32 4863 McIntosh A. (mcintosh) Black 0.31 80 Paske T. (thomas1000) Black 0.31 8065 Aslan B. (baylind) Salvo 0.3 6466 Liran I. (inonli) Korczyn 0.29 8067 Vroustis V. (bill123) Clement 0.28 8068 Black A. (boggis) Black 0.28 80 Gold D. (dagold) Black 0.28 8070 Moss B. (brad) Donner 0.26 6471 Brogeland B. (boye) Bridge in Norway 0.26 3272 Norton B. (Bechno) Leslie 0.23 4873 Andresen M. (Mime477) Bridge in Norway 0.2 9674 Protonotarios M. (emprot) Clement 0.19 16 Sapounakis M. (asapou) Clement 0.19 1676 Friedlander E. (simaf) Korczyn 0.16 6477 Fredin P. (P_Fredin) Fredin 0.12 112 Gottlieb G. (Garybrook) Fredin 0.12 11279 van Bijsterveldt N. (nielsvbij) Macavity 0.09 4880 Belčák P. (blog) Slovakia 0.09 1681 Zorlu N. (begse) Salvo 0.08 8082 Uçar A. (noweak) Salvo 0.08 3283 de Wijs S. (sm1) Gupta 0.08 80 Muller B. (beukertje) Gupta 0.08 8085 Eidi M. (abulmish1) Clement 0.06 4886 Helness F. (Fredrik101) Bridge in Norway 0.04 6487 Khokhlov Y. (YuKh) Lazy 0.04 48

Butler Ranking after Round 7

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88 Wiankowski P. (vifon_e) Olczyk 0 80 Nawrocki P. (nawrot) Olczyk 0 8090 Bremer A. (arisbreem) Netbridge -0.02 3291 Gillis S. (Rayas78) Bridge in Norway -0.03 4892 Castner K. (Jafra) Castner -0.04 80 King P. (philking) Castner -0.04 8094 Sundelin P.O. (swepo) Fredin -0.04 6495 Maamarbachi C. (cmaa) Clement -0.08 8096 Mumcu I. (imumcuoglu) Salvo -0.11 3297 Rudakov E. (silver11) Lazy -0.12 1698 Lucassen A. (adriaantje) Macavity -0.12 4899 Henc M. (hevex) Slovakia -0.14 64100 Lair M. (mslair) The Classics -0.16 112 Wold E. (womoco) The Classics -0.16 112102 Root S. (AsNuttyAs) Harris -0.17 48 Igoe N. (ibraves) Harris -0.17 48104 Ponomareva T. (Alta555) Lazy -0.17 40105 Sundarram S. (essess) Texan Aces -0.18 32 Banerjee S. (swarnendu) Texan Aces -0.18 32107 van den Bos T. (Timvdb) Macavity -0.22 32108 Övelius E. (Emma Sj) Alexander -0.22 32109 Sylvan J. (JoppeSyl) Fredin -0.23 112110 Eggeling M. (marabelle) Castner -0.23 64 Grünke P. (thetaker) Castner -0.23 64112 Mohota A. (ragz) Mohota -0.24 80 Mohota B. (bkmo) Mohota -0.24 80114 Hult S. (hultahult) Black -0.26 64 Hallberg G. (rerack) Black -0.26 64116 Bell M. (MickyB) Leslie -0.31 112117 Hoftaniska T. E. (kasper20) Bridge in Norway -0.32 48118 Hailong Ao (hl123) Amateurs -0.32 32 Tal N. (nogatal) Israel Emerald -0.32 48 Tal D. (danat85) Israel Emerald -0.32 48 Drijver B. (bobdrijver) Macavity -0.32 48 Nab B. (bnab) Macavity -0.32 48123 Bergdahl T. (lingonback) Alexander -0.34 80124 Kiljan V. (vkill) Wilson -0.34 80 Tiljssen L. (luctijs) Wilson -0.34 80126 Bareket I. (bareket) Israel Emerald -0.35 48 Lengy A. (lengy) Israel Emerald -0.35 48128 Olczyk J. (jerzyo48) Olczyk -0.35 56 Niedzielski P. (consus2) Olczyk -0.35 56130 Charlsen T. (tcharlsen) Bridge in Norway -0.37 32131 Venkatesh G. (texanace) Texan Aces -0.37 64 Padhye A. (oqonil) Texan Aces -0.37 64133 Andersson L. (bt) Alexander -0.41 48134 Jiang Gu (Jiang_Gu) Amateurs -0.44 112135 Behuria S. (sidbehura) Mohota -0.44 40136 Ming Sheng (kainsheng) Amateurs -0.45 16137 Cieslak J. (palnik22) Olczyk -0.46 88 Filipowicz D. (consus88) Olczyk -0.46 88139 Toledano O. (orentol) Korczyn -0.48 64 Zamir A. (zamir1) Korczyn -0.48 64141 Puranik A. (arun p) Mohota -0.48 72 Chhajed S. (schhajed1) Mohota -0.48 72143 Kolesnik A. (Kolesnik) Amateurs -0.5 64144 Gür O. (okaygur) Salvo -0.61 32145 Medlín A. (medlin) Slovakia -0.63 48 Medlín J. (med) Slovakia -0.63 48147 Venkatesh R. (rv) Texan Aces -0.63 64 Srinivasan A. (arvinds) Texan Aces -0.63 64149 Lohay K. (karci) Slovakia -0.69 48150 Bettadapura S. (sathya) Bettadapura -0.7 48 Tu S. (stephtu) Bettadapura -0.7 48152 Leslie T. (Culross66) Leslie -0.71 64153 van den Hoek J. (janonline) Netbridge -0.75 64154 Ogus T. (togus) Salvo -0.76 32155 Rumančík J. (The_Dagda) Slovakia -0.79 48156 Moses T. (hottodstl) The Classics -0.82 112 Smith R. (ronsmithsf) The Classics -0.82 112158 Zomer M. (marcozomer) Netbridge -0.83 32 Hoebe T. (hoethi) Netbridge -0.83 32160 Kubaç N. (nezihk) Salvo -0.84 16161 Roelofs A. (arjanNL) Netbridge -0.86 48162 Velecký E. (Edowell) Slovakia -0.87 64163 Umur O. (ttlfb) Salvo -0.93 80164 Isporski V. (smileyv) Harris -0.97 64 Trendafi liov R (rumen) Harris -0.97 64166 de Winter J. (winjan) Netbridge -0.98 64 Bouwen K. (kebosporto) Netbridge -0.98 64168 de Ruiter R. (Lourensder) Netbridge -1.01 32169 Herbst I. (ilanh) Israel Emerald -1.01 48 Herbst O. (herbst) Israel Emerald -1.01 48171 Gustawsson M. (Lagom) Fredin -1.07 32172 Harris J. (Jdache) Harris -1.15 64 Malhasyan E. (master DJ) Harris -1.15 64174 Schols E. (Mkgnao) Macavity -1.22 80175 Rentes K. (7slaper) Netbridge -1.48 32176 Gold M. (marusab) Harris -1.53 48 Tiholov T. (polborta) Harris -1.53 48178 Oranje V. (VictorNL) Netbridge -1.67 48179 van der Gaast P. (Mokubridge) Macavity -2.11 48180 Jakabšic J. (oldo) Slovakia -3.6 16

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