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Baldursson |
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2011 Spingold
"El Firulete"
by Ana Roth y Fernando Lema |
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Jonsson |
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The "El Firulete"
is one of the most known tangos, writen in 1958; its lyrics
refers to the tango importance over the new music invasion to
the Buenos Aires culture.
The word "Firulete" comes from the word Feroleto (small flower)
and refers to the decorations.
The Firulete is a very delicate and complicated tango movement
that only can run the great dancers.
July 28,
2011, Gordon (Seed # 12) vs Iceland (Seed
# 21), after the first 16 hands: Iceland 44- Gordon 12.
Hand
# 5: Dealer:
North Vul:
N/S
Closed Room
bidding:
West |
North |
East |
South |
Sontag |
Jorgensen |
Berkowitz |
Einarsson |
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21 |
Pass |
2 |
2 |
Pass |
3 |
Pass |
3 |
Fin |
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1
Multi
Lead:
10.
Declarer played
dummy's
Q, South
played his
K
and West won the trick with his A.
He played 3 trump rounds (K,
Q
y
J),
lost a diamond and a heart for 10 tricks: +170.
Open Room
bidding:
West |
North |
East |
South |
Baldursson |
Pratap |
Jonsson |
Gordon |
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2 |
Pass |
Pass |
2 |
Pass |
3 |
Pass |
4 |
Fin |
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Lead: 5
Loosers: 2
hearts, 1 club & y 1 or 2 diamonds?. ¿How would you play the
hand?
¿What about
trying an intrafinesse? A coup described by the Grand World
Master Gabriel Chagas.
Gordon
won the lead with his
A
and returned his 2.
Declarer played the Q,
North won with his K
and returned a trump. The declarer won the third trick with
dummy´s
J,
played the
Q
and overtake it with his
A,
to play the
7,
North played the
3,
dummy the
2
and South won the trick with his
J.
Baldursson
had a plan ON: win the trump or club return in dummy and
play the
Q,
capturing both honors:
K
and
10...
South knowing what was going on...played a diamond, but
Baldursson sticked to his plan, played little from hand, and
smiled when he saw North`s
10
over the table, won the trick with dummy´s
Q,
run the last trumo and claimed 10 tricks.
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