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Bulletin No. 2 Friday 5th November 2010

Copenhagen Bridge InvitationalTournoi International du Prince Consort de Danemark

Editors: Henrik Kruse Petersen, Ib Lundby, Jan van Cleef etc.

THE STRONGEST FIELD SEEN ON DANISH SOIL _ SO EXCITING!

In his opening speach Jens Auken adressed His Royal Highness Prince Consort of Denmark with a special wel-come and added: _ On behalf of the Organi-zing Committee and the Danish Bridge Federation I am very happy and proud to bid you all a very warm welcome. It is the strongest field we have ever seen on Danish soil _so exciting. And the running results shown on the wall proved that Jens was right in his prediction. The final result was that the poker king, Gus Hansen, and Irish Tom Halon managed to win the PRO-AM tournament only 1 point ahead of Jens Krusaa_Boye Brogeland.

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2< 1 pas 2> 2 pas 2¤ pas 3> pas 3¤ pas 4ut 3 pas 6¤ 4 pas pas pas 1. Strong. 2. Relay. 3. RKC-1430 4. I think 6¤ is a winner.

The winner off the east_west-side was Jens Krusaa_Boye Brogeland. When you are a bold bidder, you sometimes need a bit off luck. Jens Krusaa was very optimistic, and bid this 6¤. North lead >E and continued with a diamond. When Jens now played all his hearts it was dif-ficult for North_South to keep the right cards in the black suits, and when West at last played <E and a club to the king, he got the last trick with <3 and a lucky but very welcome top on the way to be the best east-west pair.

Danmarks Bridgeforbund

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Copenhagen Bridge Invitational - PRO-AM Tournament, 4. november 2010, 1.sektion

Turneringer Slutstilling Rundestilling Kortfordelinger Startliste

Stilling efter 6. runde 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

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Runde Total Plac.32 Jens Krusaa - Boye Brogeland 38 115 131 Claus Hastrup - Lars Blakset 5 96 229 Preben VM Schmidt - Flemming Danielsen 15 80 35 Nils Foss - Krzysztof Martens 33 72 427 Tofa Nadelmann - Gregers Bjarnarson 30 72 426 Ulla Korre Pedersen - Zia Mahmood -2 55 620 Helle Krogh - Nadia Bekkouche 2 42 74 Anne Mette Schaltz - Martin Schaltz 14 41 83 Michael Solgaard - Roy Welland 8 29 923 HKH Prins Henrik - Philippe Cronier 11 25 1035 Kell Krogh - Christian Reinholdt -2 25 1021 Gus Hansen - Tom Hanlon -11 25 1019 Kjartan Langvad - Juan Carlos Ventin 2 22 1318 Peter Rindom - Geir Helgemo 18 20 1416 Charlotte Brandgaard - Steve Garner -38 16 1517 Rob Lindeman - Jan van Cleef 11 16 1537 Michael Fiorini - Norberto Bocchi 11 15 1730 Ingerun Syrén Sjösvärd - Frederic Wrang -2 13 1840 Dorte Krak - Sabine Auken -8 11 196 Hanne Borland - Fredrik Nyström 8 10 208 Grete Skafte - Knut Blakset 18 7 2115 Christel Henner-Welland - Trine Binderkrantz -5 6 222 Maria Lohfert - Evgeni Shanurin -19 1 231 Jette Nyvang - Michael Askgaard -5 0 249 Charlotte Schwarz-Rosman - Agustin Madala 21 -2 2533 Lennart Petterson - Howard Weinstein -11 -10 2611 Michael Rübner - Gunnar Hallberg -30 -13 277 Olaf Ries - Salvador Assael -11 -20 2822 Dorota Liberski - Patrycia Liberski -8 -21 2928 Lene Fiorini - Daniela von Armin 5 -23 3042 Peter Nielsen - Nafiz Zorlu -33 -27 3138 Pernille Foss - Tor Helness 5 -35 3241 Anne Grete Toft - Søren Christiansen -14 -36 3314 Christina Lund Madsen - Krzysztof Jassem 2 -38 3413 Lilian Askgaard - Andrey Gromov -15 -43 3525 Aage Schwartz - Jacob Røn -21 -52 3636 Hans Sachs - Jens Auken -2 -55 37

Jens Krusaa (in the grey jacket) is a AM and a bold bidder

BOLD BIDDING


One of the good advices in the welcomespeach to the Pro’s and the Am’s was ”keep it simple”. In board nr. 10 the Danish AM, Claus Hastrup, remembered the lesson.

vest nord øst syd Lars Lone Claus Erik Blakset Kjær Hastrup Sælensminde

1# pas 2< pas 4ut 1 pas 5# 2 pas 7< pas 7ut pas pas pas 1. Aces?2. 2+<DClaus opened at the one-level with 1# , and when his partner bid 2<, Claus set his mind directly on the route to a grand slam. After controling the aces he very bold bid 7<, and Lars Blakset in South had a little bit in reserve inclusive #D, and it was match points, so he corrected to 7ut. No problem in the play, 13 tricks, when the spa-desuit produced 5 tricks. Maybe North would have preferred to play against 7<-:). Only one more pair had bid the grand slam, and it was (of couse) Zia and Ulla Korre Peder-sen.


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Runde Total Plac.31 Claus Hastrup - Lars Blakset 28 91 132 Jens Krusaa - Boye Brogeland 12 77 229 Preben VM Schmidt - Flemming Danielsen 18 65 326 Ulla Korre Pedersen - Zia Mahmood 0 57 416 Charlotte Brandgaard - Steve Garner 7 54 527 Tofa Nadelmann - Gregers Bjarnarson 22 42 620 Helle Krogh - Nadia Bekkouche 20 40 75 Nils Foss - Krzysztof Martens 7 39 821 Gus Hansen - Tom Hanlon -9 36 94 Anne Mette Schaltz - Martin Schaltz -4 27 1035 Kell Krogh - Christian Reinholdt 15 27 103 Michael Solgaard - Roy Welland 19 21 122 Maria Lohfert - Evgeni Shanurin 7 20 1319 Kjartan Langvad - Juan Carlos Ventin 1 20 1340 Dorte Krak - Sabine Auken -7 19 1511 Michael Rübner - Gunnar Hallberg 9 17 1630 Ingerun Syrén Sjösvärd - Frederic Wrang -2 15 1723 HKH Prins Henrik - Philippe Cronier 2 14 1815 Christel Henner-Welland - Trine Binderkrantz -12 11 1942 Peter Nielsen - Nafiz Zorlu 4 6 201 Jette Nyvang - Michael Askgaard 31 5 2117 Rob Lindeman - Jan van Cleef 12 5 2137 Michael Fiorini - Norberto Bocchi -20 4 236 Hanne Borland - Fredrik Nyström -2 2 2418 Peter Rindom - Geir Helgemo -15 2 2433 Lennart Petterson - Howard Weinstein -7 1 267 Olaf Ries - Salvador Assael 1 -9 278 Grete Skafte - Knut Blakset -6 -11 2822 Dorota Liberski - Patrycia Liberski -7 -13 2941 Anne Grete Toft - Søren Christiansen -19 -22 309 Charlotte Schwarz-Rosman - Agustin Madala 0 -23 3128 Lene Fiorini - Daniela von Armin -9 -28 3213 Lilian Askgaard - Andrey Gromov 2 -28 3225 Aage Schwartz - Jacob Røn 6 -31 3414 Christina Lund Madsen - Krzysztof Jassem -28 -40 35

Claus Hastrup bid grand slam

TODAYSPROGRAM

10:50-11:00 Welcome and official opening 11:00-12:20 Rounds 1 12:20-13:30 Round 213:40-14:20 Lunch break14:20-15:40 Round 315:40-17:00 Round 417:00-18:20 Round 5

KEEP IT SIMPLE


The Hamman ruleDo you know Hamman’s Rule? „When three notrump is one of the alter-natives, choose it.“ Nils Foss picked up this hand in the middle of the tournament:

# 4 3 ¤ 7 > K Q 8 6 5 4 < A T 4 3

and when partner, Krzysztof Martens, opened 1#, of course he bid 2>. 2¤ from Martens, and ... Nils doesn’t know Hamman’s rule, but for many years he has used his own rule, the very same: 3nt! 6nt from Martens didn’t affect Nils _ he made 12 tricks without problems with this distribution:

Foss, Sælensminde, Martens and Lone Kiær

Nils was rewarded with +13 _ I don’t know for sure, but my guess is, that he received a club lead.


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Antal Res Point1 1020 202 1010 172 990 131 940 102 520 74 510 13 490 -63 460 -121 430 -161 420 -181 230 -20

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Antal Res Point1 -200 20

18 -450 11 -650 -181 -980 -20

Runde Total Plac.32 Jens Krusaa - Boye Brogeland 38 115 131 Claus Hastrup - Lars Blakset 5 96 229 Preben VM Schmidt - Flemming Danielsen 15 80 35 Nils Foss - Krzysztof Martens 33 72 427 Tofa Nadelmann - Gregers Bjarnarson 30 72 426 Ulla Korre Pedersen - Zia Mahmood -2 55 620 Helle Krogh - Nadia Bekkouche 2 42 74 Anne Mette Schaltz - Martin Schaltz 14 41 83 Michael Solgaard - Roy Welland 8 29 923 HKH Prins Henrik - Philippe Cronier 11 25 1035 Kell Krogh - Christian Reinholdt -2 25 1021 Gus Hansen - Tom Hanlon -11 25 1019 Kjartan Langvad - Juan Carlos Ventin 2 22 1318 Peter Rindom - Geir Helgemo 18 20 1416 Charlotte Brandgaard - Steve Garner -38 16 1517 Rob Lindeman - Jan van Cleef 11 16 1537 Michael Fiorini - Norberto Bocchi 11 15 1730 Ingerun Syrén Sjösvärd - Frederic Wrang -2 13 1840 Dorte Krak - Sabine Auken -8 11 196 Hanne Borland - Fredrik Nyström 8 10 208 Grete Skafte - Knut Blakset 18 7 2115 Christel Henner-Welland - Trine Binderkrantz -5 6 222 Maria Lohfert - Evgeni Shanurin -19 1 231 Jette Nyvang - Michael Askgaard -5 0 249 Charlotte Schwarz-Rosman - Agustin Madala 21 -2 2533 Lennart Petterson - Howard Weinstein -11 -10 2611 Michael Rübner - Gunnar Hallberg -30 -13 277 Olaf Ries - Salvador Assael -11 -20 2822 Dorota Liberski - Patrycia Liberski -8 -21 2928 Lene Fiorini - Daniela von Armin 5 -23 3042 Peter Nielsen - Nafiz Zorlu -33 -27 3138 Pernille Foss - Tor Helness 5 -35 3241 Anne Grete Toft - Søren Christiansen -14 -36 3314 Christina Lund Madsen - Krzysztof Jassem 2 -38 3413 Lilian Askgaard - Andrey Gromov -15 -43 3525 Aage Schwartz - Jacob Røn -21 -52 3636 Hans Sachs - Jens Auken -2 -55 37


Carefull play from courtHis Royal Highness Prins Consort of Denmark loves the game of bridge, and we were grateful when he accepted to participate in the PRO-AM tournament playing together with French Philippe Cronier. Communicating outside the bridge table was no problem of course. _ ... because I am an ex-French, Prince Henrik laughed. But seated at the bridge table ... what about the language of bidding?

vest nord øst syd His Royal Torsten Philippe Ivan Highness Bernes Cronier Nadelman pass 2> 2¤ 3> 4¤ pass pass passAt seven tables North-South made 3nt, but at this table game was bid and made on the East-West cards, and Prince Henrik made 11 tricks

by careful play _ thus adding +18 to the +17 from the first board of this round. The play went like this: After the >K North shifted to a trump: Low heart, king and ace. Now, heart to ¤Q and back to the jack was followed by <8 to <Q. A spade went to the #K and #A, and North had quite of a problem. He didn’t dare to play spade from the #J, but the diamond shift was no better. West ruffed, played a club to the ace (thanks!), and after two more club tricks West was able to reach dummy on the well preser-ved #Q to discard the spade looser on the last club. Very well played!

It was a nice experience!After the tournament I asked Prince Henrik of his opinion about the event: _ It was very well organized, and as a player I liked the good atmosphere among the players in the tournament. Indeed it was a very nice experience to me being here, and I ap-preciated the partership with Philippe Cronier very much. In the middle of the tournament we managed to be in the group who faught for medalas and prizes, but we ended up as 13. Not so bad in that strong field, I think! _ Thanks, Your Royal Highness.

As a player I liked the good atmosphere!

Prince Henrik and Philippe Cronierin a French system talk






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Runde Total Plac.31 Claus Hastrup - Lars Blakset 37 122 132 Jens Krusaa - Boye Brogeland -6 119 229 Preben VM Schmidt - Flemming Danielsen 4 105 321 Gus Hansen - Tom Hanlon 11 87 426 Ulla Korre Pedersen - Zia Mahmood -1 81 55 Nils Foss - Krzysztof Martens 23 75 623 HKH Prins Henrik - Philippe Cronier 35 71 73 Michael Solgaard - Roy Welland 6 69 827 Tofa Nadelmann - Gregers Bjarnarson 1 68 930 Ingerun Syrén Sjösvärd - Frederic Wrang 12 53 1020 Helle Krogh - Nadia Bekkouche -4 40 1119 Kjartan Langvad - Juan Carlos Ventin 6 32 121 Jette Nyvang - Michael Askgaard 20 31 134 Anne Mette Schaltz - Martin Schaltz -5 27 148 Grete Skafte - Knut Blakset 11 22 159 Charlotte Schwarz-Rosman - Agustin Madala 21 21 1637 Michael Fiorini - Norberto Bocchi -6 18 1741 Anne Grete Toft - Søren Christiansen 20 13 1811 Michael Rübner - Gunnar Hallberg 10 7 1918 Peter Rindom - Geir Helgemo -37 7 196 Hanne Borland - Fredrik Nyström 12 4 2117 Rob Lindeman - Jan van Cleef -12 -2 2215 Christel Henner-Welland - Trine Binderkrantz 15 -3 2316 Charlotte Brandgaard - Steve Garner -4 -6 2442 Peter Nielsen - Nafiz Zorlu -11 -12 2538 Pernille Foss - Tor Helness 5 -14 2640 Dorte Krak - Sabine Auken -12 -17 2735 Kell Krogh - Christian Reinholdt -20 -24 2813 Lilian Askgaard - Andrey Gromov 1 -29 2933 Lennart Petterson - Howard Weinstein 4 -34 3028 Lene Fiorini - Daniela von Armin -15 -44 312 Maria Lohfert - Evgeni Shanurin -6 -47 3214 Christina Lund Madsen - Krzysztof Jassem -1 -50 3322 Dorota Liberski - Patrycia Liberski -21 -51 347 Olaf Ries - Salvador Assael -20 -72 3539 Lone Kiær - Erik Sælensminde -23 -81 3636 Hans Sachs - Jens Auken 6 -85 37


All in ... in bridge!?Maybe you have witnessed Gus Hansens suc-ces at the poker table, but who knew that he is a bridge player as well? „I started playing bridge when I was about 14 years old, but not very much. Chess, go, backgammon and poker took over. In my opinion bridge is a fascinating game, and I happily accepted to join this event. And I look forward to play with Tom Hanlon, who by the way is a poker player as well.“ I sat down at Gus’ table to see the very first hand:

vest nord øst syd Nielsen Hanlon Zorlu Gus 1¤ pass 2ut pass 3< pass 3> pass 3# pass 4< pass 4# pass 4nt pass 5¤ pass pass pass

„Keep it simple!“, the players were advised before making deals about what to play in this tournament. Simple? Look what Irish Hanlon had in his bag for Gus: 2nt was gameforce with trump support, 3< asked for cuebids, and that was what followed until RKCB/1430 revealed the lack of first controls. The dangerous fivelevel was used as a parking place. The lead, #3, went to the #Q, East came in with the ¤A, and shifted to a diamond. Now it didn’t take Hanlon many minutes to make 12 tricks, as one club disappeared on the fourth diamond and the other on the #A after the marked finesse. 480 was top on the board _ 18 times the score was 450, while one player bid and made 2nt(!) and another went one down, probably in 6¤. Welcome to the bridge table, Gus!

Gus may get a chance to show, that „All in“ will work at the bridge table as well.

BRIDGE BASE ONLINE Kibitzers are very welcome at the Ti-voli Congress Hotel (free entrance), but Copenhagen Bridge Invitational will be transmitted on Bridge Base Online, the BBO, as well. In the main event Friday, Saturday and Sunday focus are on the table with the leading pair plus one more table.

http://www.bridgebase.com/HUM-methods are not allowed






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Runde Total Plac.21 Gus Hansen - Tom Hanlon 26 26 115 Christel Henner-Welland - Trine Binderkrantz 21 21 226 Ulla Korre Pedersen - Zia Mahmood 18 18 341 Anne Grete Toft - Søren Christiansen 18 18 331 Claus Hastrup - Lars Blakset 15 15 529 Preben VM Schmidt - Flemming Danielsen 14 14 633 Lennart Petterson - Howard Weinstein 12 12 723 HKH Prins Henrik - Philippe Cronier 11 11 832 Jens Krusaa - Boye Brogeland 11 11 840 Dorte Krak - Sabine Auken 11 11 81 Jette Nyvang - Michael Askgaard 7 7 113 Michael Solgaard - Roy Welland 7 7 114 Anne Mette Schaltz - Martin Schaltz 7 7 1127 Tofa Nadelmann - Gregers Bjarnarson 7 7 117 Olaf Ries - Salvador Assael 7 7 119 Charlotte Schwarz-Rosman - Agustin Madala 7 7 1113 Lilian Askgaard - Andrey Gromov 7 7 1114 Christina Lund Madsen - Krzysztof Jassem 7 7 1116 Charlotte Brandgaard - Steve Garner 7 7 1117 Rob Lindeman - Jan van Cleef 7 7 1118 Peter Rindom - Geir Helgemo 7 7 1122 Dorota Liberski - Patrycia Liberski -7 -7 2224 Frederik Wedell-Wedellsborg - John Carrol -7 -7 2225 Aage Schwartz - Jacob Røn -7 -7 226 Hanne Borland - Fredrik Nyström -7 -7 2228 Lene Fiorini - Daniela von Armin -7 -7 2230 Ingerun Syrén Sjösvärd - Frederic Wrang -7 -7 2234 Hanne Bjarnarson - Peter Berthau -7 -7 2235 Kell Krogh - Christian Reinholdt -7 -7 2237 Michael Fiorini - Norberto Bocchi -7 -7 2238 Pernille Foss - Tor Helness -7 -7 2239 Lone Kiær - Erik Sælensminde -7 -7 222 Maria Lohfert - Evgeni Shanurin -11 -11 3311 Michael Rübner - Gunnar Hallberg -11 -11 3319 Kjartan Langvad - Juan Carlos Ventin -11 -11 3312 Michael Mogensen - Per Egelund -12 -12 368 Grete Skafte - Knut Blakset -14 -14 37


PRO-AM PRIZEGIVINGDuring the evening buffet Jens Auken handed over prizes to the winners – the four best NS- and the four best EW-pairs.

Tom Hanlon and Gus Hansen –#1 North-South and #1 over all

Boye Brogeland and Jens Krusaa –#1 East-West and #2 over all

Nils Foss and Krzysztof Martens –#2 North-South and #3 over all

Ulla Korre Pedersen and Zia Mahmood#2 East-West and #3 over all


We played Mitchell, NS pairs numbered 1-21, EW numbered 22-42 21 Gus Hansen - Tom Hanlon 130 1 32 Jens Krusaa - Boye Brogeland 129 2 5 Nils Foss - Krzysztof Martens 97 3

26 Ulla Korre Pedersen - Zia Mahmood 97 3

29 Preben VM Schmidt - Flem-ming Danielsen 80 5

30 Ingerun Syrén Sjösvärd - Fre-deric Wrang 71 6

31 Claus Hastrup - Lars Blakset 68 7 35 Kell Krogh - Christian Reinholdt 62 8

19 Kjartan Langvad - Juan Carlos Ventin 44 9

42 Peter Nielsen - Nafiz Zorlu 43 10 18 Peter Rindom - Geir Helgemo 41 11 17 Rob Lindeman - Jan van Cleef 34 12

23 HKH Prins Henrik - Philippe Cronier 29 13

3 Michael Solgaard - Roy Wel-land 24 14

1 Jette Nyvang - Michael Askga-ard 22 15

15 Christel Henner-Welland - Trine Binderkrantz 21 16

28 Lene Fiorini - Daniela von Armin 15 17

13 Lilian Askgaard - Andrey Gro-mov 14 18

27 Tofa Nadelmann - Gregers Bjarnarson 14 18

8 Grete Skafte - Knut Blakset 13 20

41 Anne Grete Toft - Søren Chri-stiansen 12 21

6 Hanne Borland - Fredrik Ny-ström 11 22

20 Helle Krogh - Nadia Bekkouche 4 23

4 Anne Mette Schaltz - Martin Schaltz 1 24

40 Dorte Krak - Sabine Auken 1 24

14 Christina Lund Madsen - Kr-zysztof Jassem -6 26

38 Pernille Foss - Tor Helness -6 26

9 Charlotte Schwarz-Rosman - Agustin Madala -7 28

7 Olaf Ries - Salvador Assael -18 29

11 Michael Rübner - Gunnar Hallberg -27 30

33 Lennart Petterson - Howard Weinstein -30 31

37 Michael Fiorini - Norberto Boc-chi -39 32

16 Charlotte Brandgaard - Steve Garner -50 33

22 Dorota Liberski - Patrycia Liber-ski -59 34

34 Hanne Bjarnarson - Peter Berthau -72 35

2 Maria Lohfert - Evgeni Shanurin -87 36

10 Ivan Nadelmann - Torsten Bernes -88 37

25 Aage Schwartz - Jacob Røn -89 38 36 Hans Sachs - Jens Auken -92 39 39 Lone Kiær - Erik Sælensminde -106 40

24 Frederik Wedell-Wedellsborg - John Carrol -128 41

12 Michael Mogensen - Per Ege-lund -173 42

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