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07/16/2024 Game Post-mortem Video (R)
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Thanks for playing in the Wolpert Bridge Duplicate Game.
The deal set from 01/24/2023 game was used in this duplicate game.
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I am referring to Gavin’s July 16 game Tks Yolande
Hi, A quick question about the lead in hand 8. The robot led the 6 of diamonds instead of the 5 of diamonds. I had bid the suit and the robot had four diamonds headed by a J. Thanks for your answer and help.
It just depends on agreements. The robot is leading 3/5th, instead of 4th.
Thanks Gavin! Before your lesson I would not have opened 1NT on this North hand. I went through most of what you were thinking, and decided on 1NT.
On boards 7 & 8, my partner and I played people who opened a weak 2D with a 5 card suit in first seat, so my partner couldn't open a weak 2S as you suggested. So they opponents played in 3D-2 on 7. On board 8, North opened a 4 card spade suit. The good news is we found our heart fit and played in 3H, but because of the 1S opening, S led AS & a S, getting spade ruff, the only lead that can't make 3H. don't care about the score, just the learning opportunity. My question is, do the opponents need to alert that they aren't playing standard american systems in general and if not, should they in your learning games? We had a very different learning experience. As far as I can tell, there isn't any convention card to look at, etc.
These type of style variations aren't typically alertable. It's important to always keep in your mind that not everyone plays the same, as over time you will learn which questions to ask to uncover the information that matters to you.