22nd Madeira International Bridge Open 4th-10th November 2019

Bulletin 3Bulletin 3Thursday 7th NovemberThe O Lagar Hosts 120 Bridge Players

Social ProgramDo not forget to sign up for any of the social events; On Friday there is the choice of three excur-sions – A Catamaran Trip, A Tour of the South West of the island or a Levada Walk. Full details of these are on page 6.Tickets for the Closing Dinner on Sunday 10th November are also available.Please visit the Welcome Desk to purchase tickets or for more information.

This morning at 10.30, Mark Horton will conduct his ‘Mark Your Card’ to discuss the second session of the Open Pairs in Selvagens 1.

Aft er two of the three sesssions of the Open Pairs Germany and Th e Netherlands have a com-manding hold over the competition, with Germany taking the fi rst two places and the next three going to Th e Netherlands.Th e current leaders are:1 Michael Gromøller and Helmut Hausler 61.41%2 Th omas Gotard and Marie Eggeling 61.35%3 Hans Kreuning and Rob van den Bergh 60.92%Do not think because you are not in the top twenty there is no hope. Aft er the fi rst stanza, Alan and Jette Bailey were languishing in 110th place with less than 49%. Now they lie in 14th posi-tion with 58.37%. Anything is possible.

Please remember that you must alert all conventional bids; we would hate for you to lose any match points by failing to do so!

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MAIN PROGRAMME 5th – 10th NOV 2019MAIN PROGRAMME 5th – 10th NOV 2019

Loca on - Congress Room & Selvagens 1-2-3

THURSDAY 7th November 16:00 Open Pairs Tournament (3rd Session) 20:00 Final Results

FRIDAY 8h November 19.00 Deadline for Teams Tournament Entries 20:00 Team Assignments 20.30 Open Teams Tournament (1st Session)

SATURDAY 9th November 11:00 Open Teams Tournament (2nd Session) 13.15 Lunch Break (light lunch included) 14:30 Open Teams Tournament (3rd Session)

SUNDAY 10th November 14:30 Open Teams Tournament (4th Session) 19:00 Final Results

NOTE: Please arrive 30 minutes before the start to guarantee your place

Every morning at 10.30, Mark Horton will conduct his‘Mark Your Card’ to discuss the previous day’s hands in Selvagens 1.

Tapas Y Copas

10% DiscountThe Tapas Bar opposite the hotel is offering all par-ticipants of the Madeira International Bridge Fes-tival a 10% discount. To enjoy this benefi t simply show your badge before you order.

All the results and the ongoing program of play are available on the website: www.bridge-madeira.com. You can use the QR code from your phone or tablet.

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Open Pairs–Session 2 Ceri PierceBoard 19. Dealer South. E/W Vul.Board 19. Dealer South. E/W Vul.

♠ 5 ♥ A 6 ♦ K 8 6 3 ♣ K J 9 8 7 5 ♠ A J 7 4 ♠ 6 3 ♥ 10 9 4 2 ♥ K Q J 8 5 3 ♦ Q 4 ♦ 9 5 2 ♣ 6 3 2

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S ♣ 10 4 ♠ K Q 10 9 8 2 ♥ 7 ♦ A J 10 7 ♣ A Q West North East South Ahén Olofsson  –  –  –  1♠  Pass  2♣  Pass  2♦  Pass  3♦  Pass  4♦  Pass  4♥ Double  4NT  Pass  5♥  Pass  6♦ All PassAfter this auction, West led the ♥10 as instructed by his partner’s double. Declarer can draw trumps and knock out the ♠K for 12 tricks. All he has to worry about is the location of the ♦Q.

At the table, declarer played a diamond from dummy to the ace, followed by the J♦ and the queen obligingly popped up on his left. Con-tract made.

Why did declarer fi nesse through West? Dur-ing the auction, East had considered their bid before passing 1♠ and had subsequently dou-bled the cue-bid of 4♥. Had declarer been left to his own devices, he may well have played a diamond to the king and then take the diamond fi nesse towards the ♦A J 10. This feels some-how more natural and also guards against a 4-1 break. However, South reasoned that as East had doubled the heart cue-bid, they would have more hearts than West. Therefore West may well have more diamonds than East. I am sure many will have failed to locate the queen on this hand.

Board 22. Dealer East. E/W Vul.Board 22. Dealer East. E/W Vul.

♠ Q J ♥ A 6 2 ♦ A Q 10 7 3 ♣ K J 7 ♠ A 4 3 2 ♠ 9 8 5 ♥ Q 8 4 ♥ J 10 9 3 ♦ K 4 ♦ J 6 2 ♣ 9 5 4 3

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S ♣ Q 6 2 ♠ K 10 7 6 ♥ K 7 5 ♦ 9 8 5 ♣ A 10 8 West North East South Ahlén Olofsson  –  –  Pass  Pass  Pass  1NT  Pass  3♥*  Pass  3NT All PassEast led the ♥J, taken by the king in dummy and declarer took a diamond fi nesse losing to East’s jack. East returned a small heart which his part-ner won with the queen. East then returned the ♦K (bizarrely–but it made more sense when later he tried to trump the third diamond). Declarer now played the ♠Q and ♠J , both ducked and cashed the ♥A before running his three diamond winners. West threw a spade and two clubs. East discarded a heart and then a club, keeping an entry to his partner’s ♠A. Dummy threw a club.

The distribution is likely to be 4-3 in both black suits which after the discards, leaves the clubs split 2-2. Taking the losing club fi nesse could cost two tricks. So, declarer duly played a club to the ace in dummy and a club back to his hand, felling East’s queen and clocked up 11 tricks for a good board.

Generally speaking, if declarer has no clues from the bidding or play, which way to take the two-way fi nesse is always a bit of a conundrum. There are several theories:

You fi nesse against the opponent you least like the look of.

This is my personal theory - if you are right-handed you fi nesse towards dummy and if you are left handed you fi nesse towards declarer.

An un-named failed statistician from the bul-letin room claims if there is nothing else to go on assume the person on lead has ithe queen

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Th ursday 7th November 15:00 – 16:00Friday 8th November 18:00 – 21:00Saturday 9th November 10:00 – 15:00Sunday 10th November 13:30 – 16:00

The Welcome Desk in the lobby of VidaMar Tower 2 will be open at the following times:

FRIDAY 8th November Coach leaves the Hotel for your chosen excursion op on. Details of excursions choices will be published in a later bulle n. Further informa on is available at the Welcome Desk.

SUNDAY 10th November 19:30 Cocktails. 20:30 Closing Dinner and trophy presenta on in the Ocean Room – Vidamar Resort Madeira, 2nd fl oor.

SOCIAL PROGRAMMESOCIAL PROGRAMME

Pairs ………………………………………………………………… € 140.00Teams ……………………………………………………………… € 155.00Pairs + Teams …………………………………………………. € 260.00Pairs + Teams + Tradi onal Dinner……………..……. € 275.00Pairs + Teams + Closing Dinner………………………… € 285.00Pairs + Teams + Tradi onal + Closing Dinner...... € 295.00Typical Dinner ………………………………………………… € 25.00Friday Excursion...............................................… € 25.00Saturday Lunch (non-players)............................. € 20.00Closing Dinner ………………………………………………… € 40.00

ENTRY FEESENTRY FEES

Any of the Social Programme events may be purchased at the Welcome Desk

If you need help or information outside these times, please ask at the hotel’s Reception Desk or speak to one of the Directors.

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OCEAN BUFFETOCEAN BUFFET€23 DRINKS INCLUDED€23 DRINKS INCLUDED

The Vidamar Hotel is pleased to offer participants of the Madeira Open 2019 the discounts as above Just show them your badge

The Waiting Game Mark Horton

If you are familiar with the works of Shakespeare, you may recall a line from the Scottish play (it’s considered bad luck to say Macbeth, and the way the lifts are working I’m not going to tempt fate) where Lady Macbeth says ‘Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once’. Which basically means that you don’t need to wait for someone to give you an order before you do something.

English star Justin Hackett, here in Madeira with his wife Barbara (adding two more names to the list of World Champions who have played in the Madeira Festival) told me about this amuse bouche from the fi rst weekend of England’s Premier League. (That’s the bridge version, not followed by quite so many spectators as the one where 22 grown men kick around something resembling an infl ated pigs bladder).

Board 16. Dealer West. E/W Vul.Board 16. Dealer West. E/W Vul.

♠ J 6 ♥ K 7 4 3 2 ♦ 9 7 3 ♣ Q 10 9 ♠ 10 9 ♠ 5 3 ♥ 10 5 ♥ A 9 8 6 ♦ 10 8 5 4 2 ♦ A K Q J ♣ 8 7 6 5

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S ♣ K J 2 ♠ A K Q 8 7 4 2 ♥ Q J ♦ 6 ♣ A 4 3

Closed Room West North East South Jason H King Justin McIntosh  Pass  Pass  2♦* All Pass

2♦ 18-19 balancedYou or I might overcall 4♠, but Andrew (Tosh) McIntosh thought there was every chance that E/W might end up in no-trumps, in which case he might have an unpleasant surprise for declarer and decided to play a waiting game. Tosh hails from North of the border and is no doubt famil-iar with the Scottish play, but as another famous Scotsman once wrote, ‘the best laid schemes often go awry’ when West saw no point in doing any-thing other than passing!

2♦ made on the nose for +90.In the Open Room Ed Jones and Tom Paske

reached the excellent 4♠, which made in com-fort for an 11 IMP pick up to Mossop, sealing an excellent win, 68-24 IMPs, 18.55-1.45 VP.

As a consolation, Tosh can now add his name to the list of players who have passed holding a massive spade suit, two of the most famous being John Collings and Brian Senior, who both passed holding a solid ten-card suit, only to dis-cover when the other three players passed that their partner’s had seen fi t to pass holding just the three missing aces.

The play’s the thing wherein I’ll catch the con-science of the king.

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Optional Friday Excursions 8th NovemberOption A: Catamaran (limited availability) coach leaves hotel 9:30

Option B: South-West Tour (lunch included) coach leaves hotel 10:00

Option C: Levada Walk 'Sugar Route'(lunch included) coach leaves hotel 09:00

A relaxing trip along the south coast of Madeira, with a good chance of spotting whales and dol-phins in all their magnifi cence and in their natural habitat. (3 hours) Returning to hotel at 13.30

Ribeira Brava – our fi rst stop will be at this beau-tiful town on the South coast, named for the wild river which fl ows through it. The town boasts cafes, promenades, a market, a church and a fort.Paúl do Mar– a fi shing village known for its excellent surfi ng conditions and beautiful sun-sets. Soon afterwards we stop at Jardim do Mar, a pretty seaside village surrounded by cliffs and adorned by the colourful gardens of its small houses.Calheta – a charming place with beautiful scenery and one of the few sandy beaches on the island

Ponta de Sol – a picturesque village on the sea, where we will break for lunch.On the return journey we stop at Cabo Girão, the highest sea cliff in Europe, 580 metres high and famous for its suspended glass platform. Arrive back at the hotel at 16:00.

Ribeira Brava – our fi rst stop will be at this beau-tiful town on the South coast, named for the wild river which fl ows through it. The town boasts cafes, promenades, a market, a church and a fort.The walk along the Levada Nova begins in Tabua, a village near Ribeira Brava. It is a pleasant walk, within most people’s capabilities, and offers a view of this part of the island from a different perspective.The beautiful landscapes are one of the main features of this walk. Between valleys and moun-tains, walkers can delight in the magnifi cent views over the villages. Small towns and plan-tations make up a unique landscape. Lunch at Ponta do Sol, a picturesque seaside village.On the return journey we stop at Cabo Girão, the highest sea cliff in Europe, 580 metres high and famous for its suspended glass platform. Arrive back at the hotel at 16:00.Please bring good walking shoes or boots, a warm coat (in case of low temperatures in the mountains) and a bottle of water. Grade: easy; Distance: 6.2 km; Duration: approximately 2½ hours.

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Defend This Hand With Me Mark Horton

Over the years, I have developed a penchant for writing in the style of Terence Reese. One of his specialities was to use an ‘over my shoulder’ style for the presentation of declarer play problems. If he had extended this to defensive play this deal from the fi rst round of the Open Pairs where one of the defenders found a brilliant way to defl ect declarer would surely have been included:

The IllusionistPlaying in one of the best Festivals in the world on the sun-drenched island of Madeira I pickup this modest collection during the fi rst session of the Open Pairs:

Board 23. Dealer South. All Vul.Board 23. Dealer South. All Vul.

♠ K 6 4 3 2 ♥ J 10 4 ♦ 5 ♣ K Q 9 2An uncomplicated auction sees me on lead against 4♥: West North East South Fischer Di Sacco Saurer Castellani  –  –  –  3♦  Pass  Pass Double  Pass  3♥  Pass  4♥ All PassHoping for a ruff I lead the ♦5 and dummy is revealed: ♠ K 6 4 3 2 ♥ J 10 4 ♦ 5 ♣ K Q 9 2 ♠ A Q 9 7 ♥ A Q 9 8 ♦ A 3 2

NW E

S ♣ 7 5Declarer wins with dummy’s ace and plays the ♠7. When my partner follows with the ♠8 she plays the ♠J. Declarer would only play like this with a doubleton jack and looking at my spot cards in the suit it is clear that winning with the king will leave declarer with three tricks in spades, so hoping to create an illusion I follow in tempo

with the ♠4. Declarer crosses to hand with the ♥A and continues with the ♠A followed by the seven. My partner, who has contributed the ♠10 and ♥5 now matches that with the ♥7. Declarer overruffs with the ♥K and goes through the motions, but cannot arrive at more than nine tricks.

This was the full deal:

Board 23. Dealer South. All Vul.Board 23. Dealer South. All Vul.

♠ K 6 4 3 2 ♥ J 10 4 ♦ 5 ♣ K Q 9 2 ♠ J 5 ♠ A Q 9 7 ♥ K 6 3 2 ♥ A Q 9 8 ♦ 9 8 7 ♦ A 3 2 ♣ A 8 4 3

NW E

S ♣ 7 5 ♠ 10 8 ♥ 7 5 ♦ K Q J 10 6 4 ♣ J 10 6Post MortemIf North takes the ♠K then declarer will have an easy route to ten tricks, as in due course the spade suit will take care of the losing diamonds.

There were ways in which declarer might have prevailed; one is to draw trumps after the sec-ond round of spades. Declarer then plays a third spade expecting the king to appear from South but when South discards, she can pitch a dia-mond when the defenders take only three tricks.

This brilliant defence netted EW 175/11.

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Predictions - Four For The Price of Three Mark Horton

Today I’m discussing four deals - there is no extra charge for the bonus deal.

Board 4. Dealer West. All Vul.Board 4. Dealer West. All Vul.

♠ J 10 5 3 ♥ 6 ♦ 10 9 6 5 ♣ J 8 5 2 ♠ Q 9 ♠ K 6 2 ♥ A Q 9 ♥ J 10 8 5 4 ♦ A J 8 7 2 ♦ — ♣ Q 9 6

NW E

S ♣ A K 7 4 3 ♠ A 8 7 4 ♥ K 7 3 2 ♦ K Q 4 3 ♣ 10 West North East South  1NT  Pass  2♦*  Pass  2♥  Pass  3♣  Pass  3♥  Pass  4♦* All Pass  4♥ All Pass

2♦ Transfer4♦ Cue-bid

There’s a mildly optimistic auction to the heart game.

Your task is to take eleven tricks on the lead of the ♦10.

If East is the declarer and South leads the ♣10 your task might be a little easier!

I predict only a handful will take eleven tricks.

Board 5. Dealer North. N/S Vul.Board 5. Dealer North. N/S Vul.

♠ J 8 3 2 ♥ A 2 ♦ Q 10 8 6 ♣ J 10 8 ♠ A K 9 ♠ Q 7 6 5 ♥ K 7 6 4 ♥ 10 8 ♦ K J 5 ♦ A 7 4 3 2 ♣ A K 2

NW E

S ♣ Q 9 ♠ 10 4 ♥ Q J 9 5 3 ♦ 9 ♣ 7 6 5 4 3

West North East South  2NT  Pass  3♣*  Pass  3♦*  Pass  3♥*  Pass  3NT All Pass

3♣ Puppet Stayman3♦ At least one major3♥ Spades

That’s one of many possible auctions to 3NT.I picked this deal because it illustrates per-

fectly that Deep Finesse plays double dummy. It says that you can take ten tricks in 3NT, but how are you going to manage that if North leads a club?

If you want to know the answer, come to this morning’s seminar at 10.30!

I’m going all in by suggesting that unless North leads a diamond, no-one will make ten tricks!

Board 18. Dealer East. N/S Vul.Board 18. Dealer East. N/S Vul.

♠ Q J 2 ♥ A J 5 ♦ A 10 2 ♣ 9 8 3 2 ♠ K 9 8 7 5 ♠ 6 4 3 ♥ 9 7 3 ♥ 10 8 ♦ K 9 ♦ 6 5 4 3 ♣ A 10 6

NW E

S ♣ Q J 5 4 ♠ A 10 ♥ K Q 6 4 2 ♦ Q J 8 7 ♣ K 7I picked this deal to illustrate one of my pet the-ories, even though it is unlikely to play a part this time unless the bidding happens to go 1♥-3NT. Were East to be on lead against 3NT you might decide to try a club - risky but not ridiculous. I would go for the ♣5/4, because every time I lead the queen from this type of combination dummy comes down with A/K10x and declarer has the other honour so you lose three tricks. If you lead a low card declarer might not put in the ten, especially holding ♣H8x. Here the low club lead gives the defenders four tricks.

I won’t be surprised to fi nd that no-one holds declarer to nine tricks.

XXII Madeira Bridge FestivalBoard 19. Dealer South. E/W Vul.Board 19. Dealer South. E/W Vul.

♠ 5 ♥ A 6 ♦ K 8 6 3 ♣ K J 9 8 7 5 ♠ A J 7 4 ♠ 6 3 ♥ 10 9 4 2 ♥ K Q J 8 5 3 ♦ Q 4 ♦ 9 5 2 ♣ 6 3 2

NW E

S ♣ 10 4 ♠ K Q 10 9 8 2 ♥ 7 ♦ A J 10 7 ♣ A Q

West North East South  –  –  –  1♠  Pass  2♣  2♥  2♠  3♥  4♣  Pass  4♦  Pass  4♥*  Pass  5♣  Pass  6♣ All PassThis is a tough hand to predict - especially in the bidding!

But let’s imagine you reach 6♣ and East leads the ♥K. You win with the ace and play a spade to the king and ace. Now you have enough entries to establish and enjoy the spades, getting up to 12 tricks without needing to locate the ♦Q.

My prediction: 3 pairs will bid and make 6♣.

If you check the results of the previous 21 Fes-tivals in the Hall of Fame section of the brilliant web site https://www.bridge-madeira.com/hall-of-fame-pdf/ you will notice that several names appear more than once. One of them belongs to the legendary Carlos Luiz. Here is an example of why he does so well from the fi rst session of the Open Pairs:

Board 21. Dealer North. N/S Vul.Board 21. Dealer North. N/S Vul.

♠ 4 ♥ 10 8 7 5 ♦ K 9 8 4 3 ♣ 9 8 7 ♠ A K 6 5 2 ♠ J 9 7 ♥ 3 ♥ Q J 4 ♦ J 10 6 2 ♦ Q 5 ♣ 10 4 3

NW E

S ♣ K Q J 5 2 ♠ Q 10 8 3 ♥ A K 9 6 2 ♦ A 7 ♣ A 6

Open Room West North East South Leitão Luiz  –  Pass  1NT* Double Redouble  Pass  2♣  2♥  2♠  3♥  Pass  4♥ All Pass

1 12 15

West started with a top spade and then switched to the ♦J. Declarer won in hand, ruffed a spade with the ♥7 and played the ♥5. When East fol-lowed with the four, declarer played the ♥6! He then advanced the ♠Q, forcing West to cover and pinning East’s jack. That was eleven tricks and 171/15.

How did declarer fi nd his remarkable play in the trump suit?

With West marked with the ♠AK and ♦J East needed all the missing points to get up to 12.

Meet Mr Madeira Mark Horton

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The PredictoMeterAfter penning yesterday’s article as to how suc-cessful Mark’s fortune telling was, I mentioned our new game of lift prediction. Immediately it had gone to print, signs appeared in front of the lift ‘Maintenance Works’. I can now reveal that a new possibility has occurred and it is my cur-rent ‘Nap’ selection (see Laura’s article from last year for defi nition) is the ‘Double Full House’, this is where the lift rises to the top fl oor whilst the indicator panels fl ash random numbers and it then immediately sinks down to the bottom of the hotel and makes various grunting noises before soaring back to the top and then pains-takingly opening its doors to let you out and recover from a bout of extreme claustrophobia. I am inclined to say that the sign ‘Maintenance Works’ was not a correct statement. Hopefully Mark’s predictions for the fi rst round of the Open Pairs is more accurate.

On Board 4 Mark predicted that over 50% would reach 6♠, a few try 6NT and at least one pair would overstretch into 7♠.

Board 4. Dealer West. All Vul.Board 4. Dealer West. All Vul.

♠ Q J 9 3 ♥ A 10 9 7 5 ♦ — ♣ Q 10 6 2 ♠ 10 7 ♠ 4 2 ♥ Q J 8 6 4 ♥ 3 ♦ Q 7 6 ♦ J 10 9 8 4 3 2 ♣ K J 7

NW E

S ♣ 9 8 5 ♠ A K 8 6 5 ♥ K 2 ♦ A K 5 ♣ A 4 3At 94 tables over 50% bid the small spade slam, 13 aimed too high with a grand slam and three went for the no-trump slam. 27 decided to rest below the six-level and there was a smattering of 6♥. Of the pairs who bid 6♠, six of them failed, which with the trumps splitting 2-2 seems to be careless. Overall a very accurate prediction.

Here, Mark’s prediction was over 50% to reach 4♥ and of those 50% to make after a spade lead.

Board 25. Dealer North. E/W Vul.Board 25. Dealer North. E/W Vul.

♠ A 10 6 4 ♥ A J 6 2 ♦ 8 3 2 ♣ K 8 ♠ 3 2 ♠ K Q J 9 8 5 ♥ 9 5 ♥ 10 7 4 ♦ K J 9 5 ♦ 6 4 ♣ A Q 10 9 6

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S ♣ 7 5 ♠ 7 ♥ K Q 8 3 ♦ A Q 10 7 ♣ J 4 3 274 pairs reached the 4♥ contract but only four of them succeeded in their contract. In fact there were only ten plus scores for N/S. The majority of pairs obviously found the contract more dif-fi cult than expected as even the four pairs who played in 3♥ failed by one trick but that netted 138/48 matchpoints and 47 pairs in 4♥ failed by two tricks. Mark was correct in suggesting the contract of 4♥ would be popular but the fi eld disappointed him in the play of the cards.

For his third proposition he suggested less than half the fi eld would reach 6♣.

Board 26. Dealer East. All Vul.Board 26. Dealer East. All Vul.

♠ Q 9 3 2 ♥ 4 2 ♦ J 7 5 4 3 ♣ 6 5 ♠ A J 8 ♠ K 7 4 ♥ Q 10 9 7 ♥ 5 ♦ A K ♦ Q 10 9 6 ♣ J 10 7 2

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S ♣ A K Q 4 3 ♠ 10 6 5 ♥ A K J 8 6 3 ♦ 8 2 ♣ 9 8One cannot say that in any way was he incorrect but only one pair managed to reach the dizzy height of the slam – congratulations to Ekenberg and Hult. One other pair played in the club game whilst aside from the eight N/S played in 2♥ dou-bled everyone else was playing 3NT.

Certainly a superior result than the previ-ous day. Will today’s predictions be another improvement?

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The World OnlineEvery bridge player in the world is about to get the chance to become the World Online Cham-pion in a competition that will run from March to November 2020 and win at least US$100,000.

A New Bridge Magazine (www.newbridgemag.com) will be publishing all the information next month, but meanwhile the organisers are running a test consisting of two daylong tournaments, one played at IMPs the other at matchpoints.

The Funbridge WBF Robots site - www.fun-bridge.com - will host both contests on Thursday 12 December 2019.

Entry to the tournaments is free, and the top fi ve players in each of them will win a one-year subscription to Funbridge.

In addition, the next 250 players from each event will win 10 WBF Robot Tournament entries.

WBF Robot Master Points will be awarded and NBO’s may decide to offer their own mas-ter points.

In addition, Funbridge and the WBF are spon-soring three new IBPA awards for play in online events: Best Declarer Play, Best Defence and Best Bid hand. These awards will carry the same cash value to journalists and players as the regular annual IBPA awards. You can write up your can-didate deals yourselves and submit them directly to the editor of the IBPA bulletin at: ibpaedi-tor@sympatico.ca, or ask a journalist to write up a deal for you.

You can download FUNBRIDGE for free at: www.funbridge.com and follow the instructions there to play or simply to try it for free.

Missing a 4-4 Fit Marcel Winkel

On board 12 of the fi rst round of the Open Pairs I was sitting South.

Board 12. Dealer West. N/S Vul.Board 12. Dealer West. N/S Vul.

♠ — ♥ 9 7 6 ♦ K 6 3 2 ♣ Q 9 8 7 5 2 ♠ A 8 7 2 ♠ J 9 6 3 ♥ A 10 3 ♥ K Q 5 2 ♦ Q 10 9 7 ♦ 8 4 ♣ K 3

NW E

S ♣ J 10 6 ♠ K Q 10 5 4 ♥ J 8 4 ♦ A J 5 ♣ A 4

The bidding was short. West North East South Germann Winkel  1♣  Pass  1♥  1♠ All PassWest led a small spade and East put up the jack.

I won with the king and it was obvious that E/W had missed their 4-4 spade fi t.

At trick two I tried leading the queen of spades, but West took his ace and helped me out a bit by playing a third round.

I took the ten of spades and advanced a small club, concealing my ace from the opponents. West took his king of clubs and laid down a con-fi dent queen of diamonds on the table, so that it made it absolutely plain to his poor partner that he had the jack of diamonds as well.

I took the king in the South hand and now played a fourth round of trumps, East winning with his nine. Since the clubs were not high yet the entry in diamonds must be removed straight away, so East can hardly be blamed for continu-ing with a diamond.

I thankfully took the trick with the jack, unblocked the ace of clubs and crossed to dummy with my third diamond to enjoy the rest of the clubs. Ten tricks in spades for N/S meant a 96.73% score...

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1077 ABEL A. - KREIJNS H. G 13 NS

1060 AHLEN N. - OLOFSSON B. E 3 EW

1123 ANDERSON A. - BRANTINGSO B 10 NS

1121 ASGRIMSSON M. - BERGSSON B 13 NS

1128 ASLA R. - MARKUSSEN S. B 6 NS

1072 BAILEY A. - BAILEY J. G 9 NS

1082 BALDVINSSON J. - JONSSON S G 4 EW

1101 BALMER C. - OPPENHEIM N. D 5 NS

1108 BARENDREGT DE WILDE H. - D C 4 EW

1086 BARENDREGT R. - LAMO Y. G 9 EW

1036 BARROS PARRA C. - REY J. B 7 EW

1150 BARTLEY G. - BARTLEY J. A 7 NS

1051 BARTOLOMIJ R. - VAN OS E. F 8 NS

1099 BASSE P. - OSTERGAARD H. D 4 NS

1011 BEHRENS K. - BEHRENS R. C 9 NS

1152 BENDER M. - INGOLFSDOTTIR A 10 NS

1138 BENZ J. - JUSTITZ M. D 8 EW

1027 BERTHEAU P. - RIMSTEDT O. B 13 EW

1137 BJORGVINSDOTTIR S. - GUDM D 1 EW

1089 BLATTER BURGER M. - BURGE G 10 EW

1022 BOLDT F. - GRÜNKE P. A 7 EW

1030 BRITZ-COCKER H. - DARWAZE B 2 EW

1176 BURMANIA H. - FLISIJN W. F 13 EW

1100 CALAMARO M. - MORRESI I. D 11 NS

1083 CAPPELLER G. - CAPPELLER J G 1 EW

1113 CARLSSON L. - FORSBERG L. C 3 EW

1162 CHAMBERS J. - DUNN C. E 12 NS

1168 CHAMORRO A. - GONCALVES E 3 NS

1014 COPE S. - BILDE D. A 14 EW

1160 COSTA F. - FATAL J. E 1 NS

1183 CRUZEIRO J. - PEREIRA P. A 14 NS

1071 DAEHR C. - SCHUELLER M. G 12 NS

1052 DAHL E. - VALEN B. F 13 NS

1104 DE KOSTER R. - POPPE E. D 10 NS

1155 DE WINTER J. - VAN DER KAM A 5 NS

1131 DI SACCO M. - CASTELLANI E. D 13 EW

1120 DIMITROV A. - HANSEN R. B 4 NS

1175 DREVON S. - DE LONGEVIALLE F 4 EW

1021 DZIEKAŃSKI K. - DZIEKAŃSKA A 13 EW

1092 EKENBERG S. - HULT S. D 6 NS

1084 ERLINGSSON H. - KRISTINSSO G 3 EW

1169 ERNE P. - GOOR P. E 4 NS

1181 EYDE M. - HAGEN A. F 2 EW

1080 EYTHORSDÓTTIR H. - OLAFSS G 8 EW

1180 FERNANDES J. - FERNANDES F 6 EW

1112 FERNANDES R. - TEIXEIRA F. C 12 EW

1158 FINNSSON U. - FINNSSON B. E 11 NS

1146 FISCHER D. - SAURER B. A 11 NS

1126 FLENSTED-JENSEN C. - FLENS B 5 NS

1114 FOURSANS BOURDETTE C. - F C 10 EW

1009 FRIDRIKSDOTTIR S. - OLAFSS C 8 NS

1053 FRIIS B. - HANSEN K. E 11 EW

1179 GISLASON S. - BJARNASON R. F 9 EW

1133 GLADIATOR A. - REIM A. D 6 EW

1075 GOLDBERG L. - GOLDBERG U. G 1 NS

1165 GONÇALVES C. - PINTO E. E 8 NS

1076 GONZALEZ APARICIO B. - EST G 7 NS

1012 GÖRNANDT P. - BERGDAHL T. C 4 NS

1118 GOTARD T. - EGGELING M. B 11 NS

1144 GOTTLIEB G. - FREDIN P. A 9 NS

1105 GROMOELLER M. - HAEUSLER C 11 EW

1143 GROSMANN L. - BEGAS J. D 11 EW

1069 GUDMUNDSSON U. - OSKARS G 2 NS

1097 GUEDES M. - FERREIRA J. D 7 NS

1132 HALLQUIST C. - HALLQUIST S. D 12 EW

1127 HARRIS D. - GAGNÉ P. B 12 NS

1064 HAVINGA B. - HARKMANS W. E 7 EW

1185 HAVINGA K. - MEIJER N. A 16 NS

1163 HEERES T. - SWIDDE M. E 7 NS

1091 HELMERTZ P. - TJARNEMO J. G 7 EW

1110 HENNEBERG M. - HENNEBERG C 8 EW

1065 HERTZ K. - BÖHLKE E. E 4 EW

1005 HJALMARSDÓTTIR H. - SKULA C 6 NS

1081 HOP G. - SCHOONEN A. G 13 EW

1063 INGELBERT F. - INGELBERT M. E 8 EW

1029 INGTHORSSON J. - OLAFSSON B 12 EW

Starting Positions For Round 3

XXII Madeira Bridge Festival1087 JENSEN A. - BECH S. G 6 EW

1093 JUURI-OJA P. - JUURI-OJA E. D 12 NS

1018 KELDERMAN J. - WAUTERS P. A 11 EW

1043 KESO T. - BÄRLUND B. F 4 NS

1177 KONYVES A. - LICHTENSTEIN J F 5 EW

1157 KRAVCHENKO I. - KAVALENKA E 10 NS

1094 KREUNING H. - VAN DEN BERG D 3 NS

1174 KRONABETTER M. - KLEEDOR F 10 EW

1026 KROPPA M. - ZWIRELLO L. A 12 EW

1038 KRUIS D. - SPEELMAN B. B 3 EW

1017 KURBALIJA D. - KURBALIJA F. A 15 EW

1054 LAMMERS E. - DE HAAS O. E 13 EW

1073 LEROUX S. - GOUFFÉ F. G 4 NS

1173 LEUSCHNER K. - HENNE J. F 7 EW

1045 LIMMEN G. - SCHIPPER G. F 1 NS

1033 LINDGREN FAGERHOLM U. - A B 9 EW

1067 LINSE J. - VAN DER HEIJDE H. G 10 NS

1074 LOGOTHETIS L. - LOGOTHETIS G 6 NS

1184 LUIZ C. - LEITÃO M. A 15 NS

1164 LUY M. - SCHEIT F. E 9 NS

1098 LYDSSON S. - HOLM HAUKSSO D 1 NS

1102 MACEDO J. - MACHADO J. D 2 NS

1107 MAGNUSSON M. - EIRIKSSON C 7 EW

1048 MARTINS N. - SILVA L. F 2 NS

1002 MENEZES N. - ARTMER G. C 3 NS

1058 MEUER A. - SCHRAVERUS-ME E 9 EW

1056 MIDDELKOOP G. - BACANHIM E 5 EW

1042 MILAVEC A. - WEIGKRICHT T. F 11 NS

1124 MIRME M. - PURGAILIS M. B 7 NS

1003 MOLLER K. - MULLER N. C 11 NS

1154 MORGADO F. - MENEZES F. A 12 NS

1136 MORGADO P. - FERNANDES E. D 9 EW

1049 MÜLLER-MAUBACH S. - RODE F 9 NS

1044 NAEGELI I. - NAEGELI H. F 12 NS

1034 NÆSS G. - NÆSS A. B 6 EW

1171 NEDELCU M. - MICESCU V. F 11 EW

1015 NIELSEN L. - ROHRBERG M. A 8 EW

1062 NIELSEN R. - FOGH T. E 2 EW

1035 NIEMI S. - EIDE L. B 5 EW

1046 NORDBY H. - ARMOT A. F 7 NS

1134 ÓLAFSSON G. - SNORRASON D 5 EW

1166 OLAFSSON M. - VIKAR R. E 6 NS

1061 OLAFSSON S. - SIGLRYYSSON E 12 EW

1156 OTTEVANGER D. - VAN GELDE A 13 NS

1066 PALMA A. - CULLIN P. G 11 NS

1122 PARRA G. - HOPSTAKEN E. B 8 NS

1057 PARVIANINEN E. - JALONEN O. E 10 EW

1125 PEIXOTO A. - MACHADO M. B 9 NS

1068 PINTO R. - PINTO A. G 8 NS

1085 R MADRIÑAN M. - SANTOS VIL G 12 EW

1031 RAMOS M. - FANHA J. B 10 EW

1161 RANDRUP B. - BOGH-SORENS E 2 NS

1008 RENTES K. - VAN DEN HOEK J. C 7 NS

1013 REUSER M. - METSELAAR H. C 5 NS

1004 RIISNAS S. - HANSEN E. C 10 NS

1117 RIJKEBOER S. - RIJKEBOER A. C 13 EW

1119 RIMSTEDT M. - GUTTORMSEN B 1 NS

1187 RODRIGUES A. - MACEDO B. A 2 EW

1115 RODRIGUEZ FREIRE C. - SAYA C 6 EW

1095 ROETTGER F. - SOSNOWSKI K D 13 NS

1037 RØNN B. - MERETE ENEVOLDS B 8 EW

1106 RUDAKOV E. - RUDAKOVA E. C 9 EW

1153 RUTH T. - KISTE K. A 4 NS

1078 RUTSTRÖM L. - JÖRGENSEN G G 5 NS

1182 SALARI A. - VAN OMMEREN H. F 12 EW

1170 SALGUEIRO P. - AMARAL J. F 8 EW

1019 SARMENTO M. - SARMENTO I. A 6 EW

1172 SARMENTO P. - BARBOSA J. F 1 EW

1167 SCHERDERS K. - BOUWMAN E. E 5 NS

1040 SERGEY O. - DIKHNOVA T. F 5 NS

1149 SHAW R. - NOLSOEE J. A 8 NS

1032 SIGURJONSSON J. - KRANTZ C B 11 EW

1007 SIGURJORNSDOTTIR E. - INGV C 2 NS

1055 SIMON J. - ARTMER I. E 1 EW

1023 SJÖSTEDT A. - LANDMARK A. A 10 EW

1142 SLIKKER I. - HERMANS S. D 2 EW

1151 SMED L. - LEDERTOUG I. A 3 NS

1088 SNAPPER R. - NEVES B. G 5 EW

1145 SNELLERS A. - DE BOER W. A 1 NS

1130 STIENEN R. - SCHIPPERS E. B 2 NS

1070 STOLL W. - STOLL C. G 3 NS

1140 STREIMELWEGER R. - ADELSB D 3 EW

1186 TAYLOR M. - HACKETT J. A 1 EW

1001 TEIXEIRA M. - BRENNER D. C 1 NS

XXII Madeira Bridge Festival1016 TENN M. - JULLIS T. A 5 EW

1047 THEODORSSON B. - KRISTJON F 10 NS

1039 THORARINSSON G. - SIGURDS B 4 EW

1020 THORVALDSSON K. - KRISTJÁ A 16 EW

1059 THUNBERG M. - JENSEN H. E 6 EW

1050 TJARNEMO H. - EMANUELSSO F 3 NS

1141 TOLLE R. - HELLEMANN A. D 4 EW

1178 UTTER L. - TULONEN M. F 3 EW

1159 VALKANOV Y. - VELISCHKOV V E 13 NS

1129 VAN DEN BERG J. - VAN DEN B B 3 NS

1006 VAN DEN BICHELAER T. - VAN C 13 NS

1116 VAN DER LIST M. - KROEZEN P C 2 EW

1024 VAZQUEZ ALVAREZ M. - SOMO A 4 EW

1188 VERBURGH A. - HERBER L. A 3 EW

1090 VERMEULEN P. - VAN HEIST M. G 2 EW

1010 VICENTE B. - MORENO M. C 12 NS

1025 VIGFUSSON V. - GISLADOTTIR A 9 EW

1139 VINTHER K. - RICARD E. D 7 EW

1135 VOOREN R. - JANUS G. D 10 EW

1111 WENNEBERG B. - WEGNELIUS C 1 EW

1109 WIJNANDS I. - VAN BAKEL D. C 5 EW

1028 WINKEL M. - GERMANN S. B 1 EW

1096 WOODCOCK N. - FJORTOFT S D 8 NS

1147 WOODCOCK S. - CLARKE S. A 6 NS

1148 WOODRUFF L. - SHIEFF S. A 2 NS

1079 WRANG D. - WRANG T. G 11 EW

1041 ZEEBERG N. - LAHRMANN C. F 6 NS

1103 ZOMER M. - BOUWEN K. D 9 NS

XXII Madeira Bridge Festival

% Names1 61.39 GROMOELLER Michael HAEUSLER Helmut2 61.37 GOTARD Thomas EGGELING Marie3 60.92 KREUNING Hans VAN DEN BERGH Rob4 60.43 OTTEVANGER Dennis VAN GELDEREN Gerrit5 60.02 WINKEL Marcel GERMANN Svend6 59.89 CRUZEIRO Jorge PEREIRA Paulo Gonçalves7 59.4 SNELLERS Agnes DE BOER Wubbo8 59.27 PARRA Gabriella HOPSTAKEN Ernst9 58.99 DAHL Erik VALEN Bjorn S10 58.96 PALMA António Campos CULLIN Per-Ola11 58.89 WENNEBERG Bjorn WEGNELIUS Henrik12 58.84 NEDELCU Mihnea Adrian MICESCU Viorel13 58.43 GOTTLIEB Gary FREDIN Peter14 58.41 BOLDT Frederic GRÜNKE Paul15 58.32 COPE Simon BILDE Dennis16 58.3 BAILEY Alan BAILEY Jette17 58.09 TENN Marko JULLIS Toivo18 57.9 HALLQUIST Carina HALLQUIST Sven-Erik19 57.86 CHAMORRO Alfonso GONCALVES Miguel20 57.39 BERTHEAU Peter RIMSTEDT Ola21 57.11 DI SACCO Maurizio CASTELLANI Enrico22 57 MAGNUSSON Magnus Eidur EIRIKSSON Sveinn23 56.95 TAYLOR Martin HACKETT Justin24 56.92 FINNSSON Urban FINNSSON Berit25 56.78 HEERES Tim SWIDDE Marcel26 56.75 MIRME Mikk PURGAILIS Maris27 56.64 ZEEBERG Niels LAHRMANN Christian28 56.39 WRANG David WRANG Thomas29 56.32 NORDBY Harald ARMOT Arild30 56.22 VALKANOV Yordan VELISCHKOV Veselin31 56.02 RAMOS Miguel FANHA Joao32 55.92 WOODCOCK Nick FJORTOFT Sue33 55.9 MEUER Axel SCHRAVERUS-MEUER Mirja34 55.9 FISCHER Doris SAURER Bernd35 55.88 GÖRNANDT Peter BERGDAHL Tommy36 55.82 ROETTGER Franz SOSNOWSKI Kerstin37 55.8 SIGURJONSSON Julius KRANTZ Corey38 55.73 EKENBERG Simon HULT Simon39 55.56 DAEHR Claus SCHUELLER Matthias40 55.49 KELDERMAN Joke WAUTERS Paul41 55.35 MILAVEC Alexander WEIGKRICHT Terry42 55.17 ASGRIMSSON Magnus BERGSSON Thorsteinn43 55.08 SERGEY Orlov DIKHNOVA Tatiana44 55.07 TEIXEIRA Miguel BRENNER Diego45 54.82 SNAPPER Robert NEVES Bruno46 54.79 RUDAKOV Evgeny RUDAKOVA Elena47 54.79 AHLEN Nils OLOFSSON B.G.48 54.76 MACEDO José MACHADO João

49 54.67 RIISNAS Svein-Harald HANSEN Egil50 54.62 SJÖSTEDT Anders LANDMARK Anders51 54.55 RIMSTEDT Mikael GUTTORMSEN Haldis52 54.52 LINSE John VAN DER HEIJDE Hans53 54.49 KRONABETTER Manfred KLEEDORFER Otto54 54.4 MIDDELKOOP Gerwin BACANHIM Bruno55 54.38 TJARNEMO Haakan EMANUELSSON Bengt56 54.17 EYDE Mads HAGEN Anders57 53.67 SARMENTO Paulo Courteilles BARBOSA João Vide58 53.4 INGELBERT Françoise INGELBERT Michel59 53.24 EYTHORSDÓTTIR Hjordis OLAFSSON Magnus60 53.21 HOP Gerbrand SCHOONEN Anne61 53.18 STIENEN René SCHIPPERS Elly62 53.01 BENDER Maria INGOLFSDOTTIR Harpa Fold63 52.85 REUSER Mike METSELAAR Hans64 52.77 GLADIATOR Anne REIM Andrea65 52.66 ASLA Roennaug MARKUSSEN Svein66 52.65 VERBURGH Aris HERBER Louk67 52.65 MÜLLER-MAUBACH Sybil RODERBURG

Rosemarie68 52.44 NAEGELI Irene NAEGELI Heinrich69 52.33 KRUIS Dennis SPEELMAN Betty70 52.31 CARLSSON Lars FORSBERG Leif-Erik71 52.28 RØNN Birgitte MERETE ENEVOLDSEN Karen72 52.25 ERLINGSSON Hrannar KRISTINSSON Sverrir73 52.22 KRAVCHENKO Igor KAVALENKA Andrei74 51.98 RUTSTRÖM Leif JÖRGENSEN Gerhard75 51.94 SHAW Rosemary NOLSOEE Jens-Pauli-G.76 51.91 LUIZ Carlos LEITÃO Mariana77 51.71 SIMON Joseph ARTMER Ilse-Betina78 51.71 BENZ Janine JUSTITZ Marijke79 51.64 GROSMANN Lucia BEGAS Johannes80 51.59 LIMMEN Gerard SCHIPPER George81 51.58 LAMMERS Erwin DE HAAS Olivier82 51.42 GUEDES Miguel Sousa FERREIRA João Campos83 51.4 KONYVES Andreas LICHTENSTEIN Joachim84 51.33 FERNANDES Ricardo TEIXEIRA Frederico85 51.33 HERTZ Kathryn BÖHLKE Eckhard86 51.29 BLATTER BURGER Marlyse BURGER Jürg87 51.19 KROPPA Maria ZWIRELLO Lech88 51.16 SCHERDERS Kees BOUWMAN Eva89 51.04 CAPPELLER Gabriele CAPPELLER Joachim90 51.02 HENNEBERG Marlene HENNEBERG Jens Ove91 50.72 DE WINTER Jan VAN DER KAM Justin92 50.71 NIELSEN Rasmus FOGH Tyge93 50.63 HELMERTZ Per-Inge TJARNEMO Jonas94 50.6 OLAFSSON Sigurdur SIGLRYYSSON Jon95 50.6 JENSEN Annette B BECH Sonja96 50.58 UTTER Lasse TULONEN Marja

Open Pairs Session 2 Standings

XXII Madeira Bridge Festival97 50.58 GONÇALVES Carlos PINTO Eduardo98 50.38 INGTHORSSON Jon OLAFSSON Kristinn99 50.37 PINTO Rui PINTO António Rocha100 50.35 GOLDBERG Lars GOLDBERG Ullabritt101 50.31 DZIEKANSKI Krzysztof DZIEKANSKA Ewa102 50.28 THEODORSSON Björn KRISTJONSDOTTIR

Valgerdur103 50.11 PARVIANINEN Eeva JALONEN Olli104 49.81 DE KOSTER Robbie POPPE Eva-Margreet105 49.78 BASSE Peter OSTERGAARD Henning106 49.42 FLENSTED-JENSEN Camilla FLENSTED-JENSEN

Knud107 49.27 ERNE Petra GOOR Patrick108 48.94 MOLLER Kirsten Steen MULLER Niels109 48.74 FRIDRIKSDOTTIR Sigridur OLAFSSON Birgir110 48.68 BARTLEY Gareth BARTLEY Jutta111 48.6 GUDMUNDSSON Unnar OSKARSDOTTIR Kristin112 48.59 BURMANIA Harry FLISIJN Willem113 48.32 NÆSS Geir-Olav NÆSS Ann-Karin-Dahl114 48.18 SMED Lisbeth LEDERTOUG Ingrid115 48.12 MARTINS Nuno D SILVA Luís M116 48.08 VAN DEN BICHELAER Trudy VAN DEN BICHE-

LAER Robert117 47.97 THUNBERG Morten JENSEN Heidi118 47.95 ZOMER Marco BOUWEN Kees119 47.85 LEUSCHNER Katrin HENNE Jochen120 47.79 TOLLE Rolf HELLEMANN Anne-Lill121 47.78 HAVINGA Berend HARKMANS Wim122 47.7 KESO Tuula BÄRLUND Birgit123 47.68 COSTA Francisco FATAL Joao124 47.68 BJORGVINSDOTTIR Sigurjona GUDMUNDSSON

Gunnar125 47.54 RODRIGUES Alexandre MACEDO Bruno126 47.53 VIGFUSSON Vigfus GISLADOTTIR Johanna127 47.53 VICENTE Bruna MORENO Miguel128 47.43 JUURI-OJA Pirjo JUURI-OJA Erkki129 47.2 VINTHER Kaster RICARD Eva130 47.06 SARMENTO Miguel SARMENTO Isabel131 46.98 VAN DEN BERG Jaap VAN DEN BERG Anne-Marie132 46.95 THORVALDSSON Kristján KRISTJÁNSSON Árni133 46.85 WIJNANDS Ingeborg VAN BAKEL Danny134 46.8 SALARI Arjen VAN OMMEREN Hans135 46.75 BALMER Charlotte OPPENHEIM Nicole136 46.72 PEIXOTO António MACHADO Margarida137 46.59 HARRIS Diana GAGNÉ Paul138 46.36 RANDRUP Birgitte BOGH-SORENSEN Flemming139 46.19 VAZQUEZ ALVAREZ Marisol SOMORROSTRO

Araceli Gil De140 46.08 SLIKKER Ingeborg HERMANS Saskia141 45.65 NIELSEN Lars-K ROHRBERG Matias142 45.65 RENTES Kees VAN DEN HOEK Jan143 45.52 ANDERSON Ann-Sophie BRANTINGSON Eva144 45.3 MORGADO Filomena MENEZES Fátima

145 45.17 BARENDREGT Rosaline LAMO Yngve146 45.16 KURBALIJA Diane KURBALIJA Filip147 45.09 ABEL Ans KREIJNS Hanneke148 44.86 LEROUX Sophie GOUFFÉ Francis149 44.65 FRIIS Bjarke HANSEN Kjeld150 44.59 DREVON Sophie DE LONGEVIALLE Violaine151 44.45 WOODRUFF Laura SHIEFF Shelley152 44.08 DIMITROV Aleksey HANSEN Renate153 44.07 WOODCOCK Susan CLARKE Stuart154 43.97 CALAMARO Maria-Jose MORRESI Isabelle155 43.88 NIEMI Seppo EIDE Lisbeth156 43.84 LUY Monika SCHEIT Ferdinand157 43.77 BALDVINSSON Jon JONSSON Sigtryggur158 43.51 MENEZES Nuno ARTMER Gero159 43.47 THORARINSSON Gisli SIGURDSSON Thordur160 43.47 VERMEULEN Pim VAN HEIST Marloes161 43.24 BARENDREGT DE WILDE Heleen DE BRUINE

Marie-Jose162 42.99 STREIMELWEGER Renate ADELSBERGER Heimo163 42.7 GONZALEZ APARICIO Beatriz ESTRADA IBARS

Rosa164 42.66 MORGADO Pedro FERNANDES Eduardo165 42.4 HJALMARSDÓTTIR Hulda SKULADOTTIR

Hrafnildur166 42.28 R MADRIÑAN Manuel Jesus SANTOS VILARIÑO

Emilio167 42.27 SIGURJORNSDOTTIR Erla INGVARSSON Gudni168 42.22 OLAFSSON Magni VIKAR Reynir169 41.8 VAN DER LIST Maria KROEZEN Peter170 41.73 RUTH Tomas KISTE Knut171 41.51 HAVINGA Karin MEIJER Nelleke172 41.43 CHAMBERS John DUNN Clive173 41.01 FOURSANS BOURDETTE Chantal FOUR-

SANS-BOURDETTE Jean-Louis174 40.91 LYDSSON Skarphedinn HOLM HAUKSSON Bjarni175 40.91 SALGUEIRO Pedro AMARAL João176 40.57 LOGOTHETIS Leandre-Alexis LOGOTHETIS

Simon177 40.54 BARTOLOMIJ Ria VAN OS Edie178 40.48 BEHRENS Karl BEHRENS Regina179 40.35 ÓLAFSSON Gudmundur SNORRASON Kristjan180 39.69 BARROS PARRA Conchi REY Julio-Jose-Fernandez181 39.43 GISLASON Sigurdur BJARNASON Reynir182 39.26 VOOREN Rina JANUS Guus183 39.13 RIJKEBOER Sarah RIJKEBOER Albert184 38.47 LINDGREN FAGERHOLM Ulla ALOPAEUS

Marianne185 38.19 STOLL Wolfgang STOLL Christel186 36.68 RODRIGUEZ FREIRE Celia SAYAGUES GOMEZ

Aurora187 36.15 BRITZ-COCKER Helene DARWAZEH-RUEHL

Angelika188 31.15 FERNANDES José A FERNANDES Norberto