Articlesβ€ΊDuplicate Tournamentsβ€Ί06/04/2024 Game Post-mortem Session

06/04/2024 Game Post-mortem Session

61 minutes

Fri, May 31, 2024Mine UsluelDuplicate TournamentsNews

Thanks for playing in the Wolpert Bridge Learning game. We hope you enjoyed the game. 

We used the same deal set as 09/19/2023 game. That's why at the start of the video Gavin says "Tuesday September 19th".

For further info about the topics mentioned in the post-mortem video, take a look at the following lessons:

Board 1: Dealing with Interference after 1NT     Multi Landy
Board 3:  Power Doubles - Part 1       Power Doubles - Part 2     Ruffing in the Short Hand

If you have any questions about the hands you have played in these games, use the Q&A section below to ask your questions.

When asking a question, please reference the deal number. You can also go to IntoBridge, and choose the deal, you will see a link icon, copy the link and paste it in the comments together with your question.

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Julie WoodJun 5, 2024

On Board 1, E opened 1NT, S overcalled 2C (both M), as W I passed with >8. After N bid 2S I doubled, which you say is ambiguous/incorrect. But pass then x is usually TO, and here I hoped to show enough points to compete. Since I can have at the very most 7 points and 3S, what are the odds this is penalty? I wanted partner to know I am just short of bidding after 2C, and maybe partner wants to leave the double in. Or maybe opener would like to bid 2NT. I am not not sure why double is such a bad bid.

Josh DonnTeacherJun 20, 2024

Double is a fine bid if it means what you intended. It's not usually how people play after passing over a two-suited overcall. There is still 2NT available for competing.

Geoffrey StewartJun 4, 2024

2 questions - I’ve tried clicking the links to play hands again above but it seems to just seat me as south - not sure how to replay the hands from the seat I played them originally. Also are there pbn files for last week and this week - I can only find the one for two weeks ago - best regards and thanks for the excellent reviews

Mine UsluelTeacherJun 11, 2024edited

Currently, the system automatically seats you as South. There is a way to invite your friends to sit at your table by clicking on the @ sign at the seat label and then entering your frien's email address. If you have a secondary email, you can use this feature to invite yourself to sit at the seat you prefer to. But then you need to play both hands. Regarding your second question, the other PBNs are not uploaded to IntoBridge website.

Geoffrey StewartJun 4, 2024

On board 7 the robot made a splinter of 4♣ over my negative double - would you bid key card over this ?

Josh DonnTeacherJun 20, 2024

That seems reasonable. I wouldn't worry tremendously about a spade control since it seems partner needs one to have enough strength to splinter.

Jordan ChodorowJun 4, 2024

Board 8 - I thought you said 1NT opener makes takeout double only w 15+ outside of their bid suit?

Steve SchaafJun 11, 2024edited

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Josh DonnTeacherJun 20, 2024

I think you can also count the ace of the bid suit, although that should be stated more explicitly. Also like on board 8 you can be more aggressive over clubs (where partner will play on the 2 level) than over spades.

Frank MorganJun 4, 2024

Where was this live?

Mine UsluelTeacherJun 11, 2024

The game was on the IntoBridge platform. We will have another game today at 3:15pm ET on IntoBridge. You can check this posting for more info: https://wolpertbridge.com/article/06112024-game

Frank MorganJun 11, 2024↳ replying to Mine Usluel

I meant where was the post-mortem live?

Steve SchaafJun 11, 2024↳ replying to Frank Morganedited

It was on zoom right after the game. Link to zoom session is on the dashboard at wolpertbridge.com

Frank MorganJun 11, 2024↳ replying to Steve Schaaf

No, it had been recorded earlier. I wondered when and where?

Jordan ChodorowJun 4, 2024

Board 2 - would you like 4S by N even if S were unpassed?

Josh DonnTeacherJun 20, 2024

It's not unreasonable to give the opponents a problem. The clear downside is that your side might have a slam. I personally would not to it if partner were an unpassed hand. Slam just seems too likely.