West |
North |
East |
South |
Nunes |
Bardin |
Fantoni |
Berti |
|
|
|
Pass |
1 |
1 |
? |
|
The BBO commentators werent in the same wave length, what was the best voice?
One
of them was explaining how important was to show the heart
suit right away, another had a philosophical attitude: "An
interesting position"...another one doubted about Fantoni
jumping to Bardin's jugular....
But when Fantoni got the green
card over the table...and passed...all of them support the
voice...One said perhaps the diamond singleton was a misfit
signal...Another commented: Fantunes 1
opening bid has a lot of information...more than normal
player have for example is always not balanced. Fantoni
knows that he has an opening hand in front an opening bid,
and he also knows that the bidding does not end....A third
one added: Berti cant run, another answered: you never have
to rescue your partner...And Waldk2 just like a RIP...added:
the correct vulnerability....
The bidding finished:
West |
North |
East |
South |
Nunes |
Bardin |
Fantoni |
Berti |
|
|
|
Pass |
1 |
1 |
Pass |
Pass |
Double |
Pass |
Pass |
Pass |
Lead:
7
|
K Q J 8 4
K 8 5
10 8 5
2
J |
7
6 4
A Q
J 6 3
A K 10 9 5 |
|
A 10 6 5 3
A Q J 9 7
7
4 2
|
9 2
10 3 2
K 9 4
Q 8 7 6 3 | |
Nunes won the lead with his
J, and played
his
6. Declarer
played the
K,
Fantoni the
A, and
continued with the
J and the
4. Nunes won
with his
K and played
trump: 7,
declarer his K
and Fantoni a little spade...
Bardin
continued with a diamond, helping Fantoni to discard a club, Nunes
won the trick with his
Q and continued
with
A,
declarer ruff with the 4
y Fantoni over-ruffed with his 5.
Played the A,
no trumps in dummy, and played the
Q...declarer
only could make two trump tricks... rest for Fantoni...down 4...+1100
for Fantunes & 14 IMPs for their team.
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