Today The Final Placings Are Decided...Well bid partner. I took some valium, and we moved...

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

Bulletin 6Bulletin 6Sunday 10th November

Today The Final Placings Are Decided

Nine rounds of the Open Teams has now been played, leaving three more for today to decide the winners. Hav-ing been distracted by negotiating with Alton Towers for them to buy the lifts in Tower 2 as their new attraction, my efforts in assisting Team Engrom were severely jaundiced on Saturday night. Like many other teams they are still in with a chance of a podium position. The current leaders are

1 MNEPO 130.562 Bridgeberthau 120.883 Perula 115.32

As per last year the introduction of a lunch after the fi rst two matches was heart-ily enjoyed by all the participants. Many, including your humble scribe,made more than one visit to the buffet to replenish their plate. All those present were heard to

compliment the hotel on its spread.

Greetings to João Machado who has a birthday today. A stalwart supporter

of the Madeira Open.

– Bulletin 6 Sunday 10th November

XXII Madeira Bridge Festival

Champions AllOne overlooked aspect of the Madeira Festival is the number of World Champions that attend each year. We invite you to exercise your little grey cells by sub-mitting your list of the ones who are currently here. Deliver your answers to the Daily Bulletin by mid-day on Saturday.

World Champions at the 22nd Madeira Bridge Fes val 2019(That is, I think this is the complete list)

1. Tommy Bergdahl SWE2. Peter Be rtheau SWE3. Per-Ola Cullin SWE4. Simon Ekenberg SWE5. Simon Hult SWE6. Mikael Rimstedt SWE7. Ola Rimstedt SWE8. Bjorn Wenneberg SWE9. Doris Fischer AUT10. Terry Weigkricht AUT11. Kirsten Steen Moller DEN12. Lars Kirkegaard Nielsen DEN13. Sabine Auken GER14. Roy Welland GER15. Wubbo de Boer NED16. Gerbrand Hop NED17. Jus n Hacke ENG18. Hjordis Eythorsdo r USA

Eight (!) from SwedenTwo from Austria, Denmark, Germany and the Nether-landsOne from England and USA

Marc van Beijsterveldt sent this response to the question above

A fi ne effort by Marc but we believe he has omit-ted Bernd Saurer (AUT) for his World Junior Pairs Championships in 1999.



Triskaidekaphobia Mark Horton

Frightened of spiders? Bothered by wasps? Afraid of snakes? They are nothing compared to the world-wide fear of the number 13 and a lot of bridge players are wary of playing this board.

I have lost track of the number of stories I have penned about this fateful board but I was reminded about the phobia by a series of let-ters that have appeared in The Daily Telegraph, a recent one from a reader who lives in an apart-ment which is one of 15. There is a number 16.

This was yesterday’s fi rst example:

Board 13. Dealer North. All Vul.Board 13. Dealer North. All Vul.

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

NW E

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

E/ W can take all the tricks in diamonds or no-trumps and many pairs managed to hit the top spot. One East decided to open 5♦ - that didn’t quite cut the mustard. At another table North opened 2♥, promising a weak hand with both majors and East doubled, waiting to see what partner would do. It proved to be a very long wait.

Collection of Cash PrizesCash prizes can be collected from Selvagens 5, Tower 2 of VidaMar between these times.You will need to bring formal ID with you – a passport, ID Card or Driving Licence are all acceptable.

Sunday 10th November 11.00 – 20.30

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The Teams – Round 2 Mark Horton

Winter faced Queen of Hearts and the match was essentially decided by these two deals:

Board 10. Dealer East. All Vul.Board 10. Dealer East. All Vul.

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

NW E

S ♣ K 9 5 ♠ A K 8 ♥ 7 4 2 ♦ A K 10 8 ♣ Q 8 7

Open Room West North East South Joachim Jan W Gabriele Hans – – Pass 1NT Pass 2♣* Pass 2♦* Pass 3NT All PassWest led the ♠Q and declarer ducked, took the ♠J with the king and played a club to the ten and king. When East returned the ♦3 declarer let it run and that doomed him to defeat as West won and cleared the spades, -100.

Closed Room West North East South Hannehe Elkhard Justin Kathryn – – Pass 1♦ Double 1♠ Pass 1NT Pass 2♣* Pass 2♦* Pass 2NT Pass 3NT All Pass

2♣ Check back2♦ Minimum

West led the ♠Q and declarer won at once and played a club to the ten and king. She ducked the next spade, won the third round and cashed three clubs before exiting with a spade. Having see East ‘s ♣K she played West for the ♥A and ♦Q and was +600 and 12 IMPs richer.

Board 14. Dealer East. None Vul.Board 14. Dealer East. None Vul.

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

NW E

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

Open Room West North East South Joachim Jan W Gabriele Hans – – Pass 2NT Pass 3♥* Pass 3♠ Pass 4♣ Pass 4♠ Pass 4NT* Pass 5♦* Pass 6NT All Pass

3♥ Transfer

6NT depended on the location of the ♥J - +990.

Closed Room West North East South Hannehe Elkhard Justin Kathryn – – Pass 2♣* Pass 2♥* Pass 2NT Pass 3♥ Pass 3♠ Pass 4♣ Pass 4♦ Pass 4♥ Pass 4♠ All PassStopping short of slam cost 11 IMPs, Queen of Hearts winning 15-13.



Open Teams – Round 1 Ceri Pierce

I was all settled in the bulletin room on Friday night to watch the top two teams battle it out on Bridge Base Online with a bucket of popcorn (did you know that Table 1 and 2 are on VuGraph?) when I was asked to be a last-minute substitute in a team who was missing one member. So, off I went to meet my partner for the evening, the lovely Kirstin Sosnowski from Germany and after a hasty discussion about our system, we sat down to our fi rst board. I had hoped for a nice easy board to start with, maybe 1NT - All Pass, or something like that, but this was not to be.

Board 1. Dealer North. None Vul.Board 1. Dealer North. None Vul.

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

NW E

S ♣ K Q J 6 4 3 2 ♠ 8 7 6 4 ♥ K Q 8 6 4 ♦ K Q 4 ♣ 5The bidding: West North East South Pierce Sosnowski – 1♦ 2♣ Double 3♣ 3♥ 3♠ 4♥ Pass Pass 5♣ Pass Pass Double All PassPartner un-deterred bid on to 5♣ and I was slightly worried that without any agreement about bidding and raising partner’s minor suit overcalls that I had shown either more than I had, or less than I had – but Kirstin reasoned that if I was weak it was a good sacrifi ce, and if not, who knows – it may make.

The play commenced with a diamond lead from South, won with the ace in dummy. Kirs-tin drew trumps, exited with a heart and North cashed his ♠A, no doubt hoping for an encour-aging signal from his partner, but that was that

for the defence, declarer making seven clubs, the ♦A, the ♠K and two spade ruffs.

Well bid partner. I took some valium, and we moved uneventfully on to board 5, where some aggressive bidding paid off.

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

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

NW E

S ♣ Q J 5 2 ♠ 3 ♥ K 10 7 6 3 ♦ A 10 8 7 5 2 ♣ K West North East South Pierce Sosnowski – 1NT 2♣* 3♣* 4♣ double Pass 4♦ All Pass

2♣ Clubs and a higher suit–at least 9 cards3♣ Didn’t ask, but presumably some kind of

take-out bid

4♣ could have gone three down doubled for -500, but this is OK over a 4♥ or 5♦ contract and it turned out to be a really good save when our opponents fi zzled out in 4♦.

I had speculated that we had a 5-5 club fi t and N/S after the 3♣ bid were looking like they had a game on. Bidding to the level of your fi t (a combined 10 card suit = bid at the four-level) is usually safe (at favourable vulnerability of course) and on this occasion turned out to be very safe indeed, despite only having a 5-4 fi t. Eeek.

A very enjoyable evening with excellent team-mates. Diolch yn fawr. Or more aptly this time, Dankeschön.



KREUNING Hans VAN DEN BERGH Rob NED - NED

MAGNUSSON Magnus Eidur EIRIKSSON Sveinn R ISL - ISL

SNELLERS Agnes DE BOER Wubbo NED - NED

WENNEBERG Bjorn WEGNELIUS Henrik SWE - SWE

SIGURJONSSON Julius KRANTZ Corey ISL - USA

PALMA António Campos CULLIN Per-Ola POR - SWE

BOLDT Frederic GRÜNKE Paul GER - GER

GROMOELLER Michael HAEUSLER Helmut GER - GER

GOTARD Thomas EGGELING Marie GER - GER

GOTTLIEB Gary FREDIN Peter USA - SWE

GÖRNANDT Peter BERGDAHL Tommy SWE - SWE

MIRME Mikk PURGAILIS Maris EST - LAT

WINKEL Marcel GERMANN Svend NED - NED

COPE Simon BILDE Dennis ENG - DEN

EKENBERG Simon HULT Simon SWE - SWE

PARRA Gabriella HOPSTAKEN Ernst NED - NED

DAHL Erik VALEN Bjorn S NOR - NOR

RUDAKOV Evgeny RUDAKOVA Elena RUS - RUS

BERTHEAU Peter RIMSTEDT Ola SWE - SWE

OTTEVANGER Dennis VAN GELDEREN Gerrit NED - NED

FISCHER Doris SAURER Bernd AUT - AUT

HALLQUIST Carina HALLQUIST Sven-Erik SWE - SWE

HEERES Tim SWIDDE Marcel NED - NED

REUSER Mike METSELAAR Hans NED - NED

CRUZEIRO Jorge PEREIRA Paulo Gonçalves POR - POR

SARMENTO Paulo Courteilles BARBOSA João Vide POR - POR

ASLA Roennaug MARKUSSEN Svein NOR - NOR

NORDBY Harald ARMOT Arild NOR - NOR

Open Pairs Prize WinnersBelow is a list of pairs who won prizes in the Open Pairs. Please come to the Tournament Offi ce today between 10.30 - 21.00 or on Sunday between 19.00 - 20.30



Warm-Up Pairs – PrizesEdie van Os Ria Bartolomij 73º Geral 2 Vouchers Vinho

Anne-Marie van den Berg Jaap van den Berg 53º Geral 2 Vouchers Vinho

Peter Kroezen Maria van der List 33º Geral 2 Vouchers Vinho

Gebrand Hop AnneSchoonen 13º Geral 2 Vouchers Vinho

Marlene Henneberg Jens Ove Henneberg 5º Geral 50.00

Lars Goldberg Ullabritt Goldberg 4º Geral 100.00

Enrico Castellani Maurizio di Sacco 3º Geral 150.00

Ann-Sophie Anderson Peter Bertheau 2º Geral 200.00

Gary Gottlieb Peter Fredin 1º Geral 300.00

KRONABETTER Manfred KLEEDORFER Otto AUT - AUT

GLADIATOR Anne REIM Andrea GER - GER

MACEDO José MACHADO João MAD - MAD

ASGRIMSSON Magnus BERGSSON Thorsteinn ISL - ISL

BENDER Maria INGOLFSDOTTIR Harpa Fold ISL - ISL

DAEHR Claus SCHUELLER Matthias GER - MLT

ROETTGER Franz SOSNOWSKI Kerstin GER - GER

EYDE Mads HAGEN Anders DEN - DEN

RANDRUP Birgitte BOGH-SORENSEN Flemming DEN - DEN

THEODORSSON Björn KRISTJONSDOTTIR Valgerdur ISL - ISL

HENNEBERG Marlene HENNEBERG Jens Ove DEN - DEN

ERLINGSSON Hrannar KRISTINSSON Sverrir ISL - ISL

RODRIGUES Alexandre MACEDO Bruno MAD - MAD

Can You Help?The archive of the Madeira Bridge Association was destroyed in 2007 in a fi re at the historic Club Sports da Madeira. As a result, we no longer have results and bulletins from the Madeira International from 1998 to 2004 (and access to the 2005 bulletins only courtesy of bridgedaily-bulletins.nl).If any collector happens to have any of this material, and is willing either to copy it or to lend it to us, we should be eternally grateful. Or if anyone has saved .pdf versions on a computer, please email them to us at [email protected].



VPs Names1 130.56 MNEPO2 120.88 BRIDGEBERTHEAU3 115.32 PERULA4 115.17 GLOPSON5 114.32 CIDADE INVICTA6 114.01 BCO7 112.6 DOC8 112.46 WE DON'T KNOW YET9 111.51 BALEAL10 109.38 ENGROM11 109.11 ASTRO AS12 108.73 BALCOM13 108.25 BEPPO14 107.31 SPEELMAN15 107.1 WINTER16 106.97 NUNO MATOS17 105.11 BORG18 104.76 USA 119 103.06 ENDLESS LOVE20 102.12 CAVEIRAS21 102.04 RICARD22 101.48 TEAM SIGMA23 100.63 LUPOVELOCE24 100.46 UNEXPECTED25 98.48 NETBRIDGE26 98.11 LUCIA27 97.92 PLAN B BRIDGEKLUB28 97.66 REIG?HS29 97 UNNI30 96.86 GRANT THORNTON ICELAND31 96.17 UTTER32 95.99 TEAM VILDMAND33 95.72 QUEEN OF HEARTS34 93.36 8NT35 93.34 REAL MADRID36 93.19 FINNSSON37 93.03 AARMOT38 92.38 HENNEKE39 92.36 TIMA40 92.15 HENNEBERG41 91.02 KOELWIE42 90.96 VENTIN43 90.31 TOLLE

Open Teams Standings After 9 Rounds44 90.23 PORTO45 90.21 JUST PLAY46 90.12 BRUNHOS-LAPAS47 89.7 GARY'S BOYS48 89.25 K4.549 88.75 LAUROBRUNUN50 86.91 BID7251 86.52 GALINHOLAS52 86.52 PADILISE53 86.35 TOP OF NOTHING54 86.04 PORTUGUESE LADIES55 85.7 OS DESEQUILIBRADOS56 84.61 TJARNEMO57 83.95 LES VILAINES58 83.07 STORMUR59 82.76 STORSVEIT MAGNA60 82.59 JUSTITZ61 82.5 MARIA62 82.45 SOL DA CAPARICA63 81.6 HANSEN64 80.2 BRICAS65 79.62 BRICA JUNIORS66 78.38 DOUBLE JUNGLE67 77.14 ALBERTO OCULISTA68 76.81 DUQUE DE PAUS69 76.49 CN S VICENTE70 75.72 DENPOR71 75.53 REPEAT BET72 75.32 SWEP73 73.67 ALFAR74 73.62 STOLTE TELEMARKINGER75 72.49 MORGEN76 71.91 COPENHAGEN ACES77 68.46 GREAT DANES78 67.29 LOGIN79 66.4 STONES80 65.23 FARICE81 64.38 FOUR F82 64 RAPANTE TOLO83 63.3 ICEMAD84 59.4 RIOS85 52.5 EVLA86 42.96 SAN FROILAN



Open Teams - Round 3 Mark Horton

The last round of the day was jam packed with interesting deals. We are looking at Tolle v BCO:

Board 20. Dealer West. All Vul.Board 20. Dealer West. All Vul.

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

NW E

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

Open Room West North East South Snellers Marvussen Boer Asla Pass 1♠ Pass 2♣ Pass 2♦ Pass 2♥* Double 3♣ Pass 3NT All PassWest led the ♥3 and declarer won with dummy’s jack and decided to cash the top spades, East pitching the ♦9. Declarer cashed the ♣K and then played the jack, covered by the queen and king, but when West discarded it was clear the game must fail, -100.

Closed Room West North East South Tolle Kreuming Hellemann Bergh Pass 1♠ Pass 2♣ Pass 2♠ Pass 2NT Pass 3♣ Pass 3♠ Pass 3NT All PassAfter an identical start declarer played the ♣4 to his ace at trick three and then played a spade to the jack and gave up a spade. That made nine tricks a certainty, +600 and 12 IMPs.

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

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

NW E

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

Open Room West North East South Snellers Marvussen Boer Asla – – Pass 1NT Pass 2♣* Pass 2♠ Pass 3♣ Pass 3♦ Pass 3♥ Pass 3♠ Pass 4♣ Pass 4♥ Pass 4NT* Pass 5♥* Pass 6♣ All Pass6♣ is an excellent contract, but East led the ♦3 and the 4-1 trump break combined with West holding only two hearts meant declarer had to go down - an unlucky -50.

Closed Room West North East South Tolle Kreuming Hellemann Bergh – – Pass 1NT Pass 2♣* Pass 2♠ Pass 3NT All PassWest led the ♣4 and declarer won in dummy, played a heart to hand and a low spade, +490 but a loss of 11 IMPs.

At several tables N/S reached 6NT - what should West lead? In general one tends to go with passive leads against notrump slams, but here you have to fi nd a diamond - well done if you did that!

0 – Bulletin 6 Sunday 10th November

XXII Madeira Bridge FestivalBoard 24. Dealer West. None Vul.Board 24. Dealer West. None Vul.

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

NW E

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

Open Room West North East South Snellers Marvussen Boer Asla Pass 1♦ Double Redouble 2♣ Pass Pass Double Pass 2♦ Pass 3NT All PassWest led the ♠10 and when declarer played dum-my’s queen East took the king and switched to the ♣3. Declarer won with the queen, played a diamond to the ace and ran the ♥J. After four rounds of hearts on which West pitched the ♠2 declarer could take three spade tricks for +400.

Closed Room West North East South Tolle Kreuming Hellemann Bergh Pass 1♦ Double Redouble 2♣ 2♥ Pass 4♥ All PassHere too East saw fi t to double the opening bid. The Italians used to make a habit of doing this, but facing a passed partner it makes little sense - you are much more likely to help the opponents than achieve anything positive.

East led the ♣A and switched to the ♠7,

declarer winning with dummy’s queen, cashing his side suit winners and cross-ruffi ng his way to eleven tricks.

When I was defending this deal East knew bet-ter than to bid anything and West led the ♠10 against 4♥declarer being allowed to win with the jack. He crossed to dummy with a diamond and played three rounds of hearts and a second spade, going up with dummy’s ace when West discarded and playing a club to the queen. When that held he exited with a spade, but East won and played the ♠9. Declarer tried discarding from both hands but East exited with a low diamond. West won with the queen and played a club and declarer had to surrender, -50.

Declarer’s line was by no means the strongest, but even in the ending that arose he could have prevailed - although it is very hard to see how: ♠ Q ♥ 10 ♦ J 9 3 2 ♣ — ♠ — ♠ K 9 ♥ — ♥ — ♦ Q 10 5 ♦ K 8 ♣ J 8 6

NW E

S ♣ A 9 ♠ 8 5 ♥ 4 ♦ — ♣ Q 10 7Declarer must exit with the ♣10! If West plays the jack declarer discards from dummy. Now there is always a winning line. For example if West tries the ♦10 declarer ducks and discards a spade from hand (unless East plays the king when declarer ruffs and exits with a club, West shortly being thrown in to give declarer a tenth trick with the ♣Q). Declarer ruffs the next diamond, ruffs a club and exits with a diamond, again securing a trick with the ♣Q.

BCO won this match 25-16 to top the table at the end of day one.

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.



Open Teams Round 4 ResultsHome Team Visiting Team IMPS VPs

1 BCO NUNO MATOS 24 12 14.39 5.61

2 PERULA WINTER 32 24 13.12 6.88

3 TOLLE DOC 10 18 6.88 13.12

4 PORTUGUESE LADIES CIDADE INVICTA 12 24 5.61 14.39

5 QUEEN OF HEARTS BEPPO 20 15 12.05 7.95

6 ENGROM BALCOM 23 21 10.86 9.14

7 ENDLESS LOVE MNEPO 9 9 10 10

8 REIG?HS ASTRO AS 9 40 1.47 18.53

9 BALEAL HANSEN 18 5 14.68 5.32

10 SPEELMAN GALINHOLAS 25 18 12.77 7.23

11 TEAM VILDMAND OS DESEQUILIBRADOS 28 17 14.09 5.91

12 GRANT THORNTON ICELAND UNEXPECTED 27 21 12.42 7.58

13 REPEAT BET VENTIN 20 21 9.56 10.44

14 GLOPSON TEAM DORIS 12 35 2.89 17.11

15 RICARD UTTER 34 11 17.11 2.89

16 FINNSSON BRIDGEBERTHEAU 1 30 1.79 18.21

17 SOL DA CAPARICA SWEP 23 8 15.23 4.77

18 TJARNEMO USA 1 2 6 8.33 11.67

19 WE DON'T KNOW YET TIMA 23 7 15.5 4.5

20 RAPANTE TOLO NETBRIDGE 8 35 2.13 17.87

21 HENNEBERG MORGEN 33 11 16.9 3.1

22 K4.5 COPENHAGEN ACES 23 19 11.67 8.33

23 LAUROBRUNUN BID72 25 25 10 10

24 TOP OF NOTHING LUPOVELOCE 20 1 16.23 3.77

25 UNNI ALBERTO OCULISTA 29 36 7.23 12.77

26 JUST PLAY JUSTITZ 42 16 17.69 2.31

27 BORG MARIA 24 28 8.33 11.67

28 STORSVEIT MAGNA PADILISE 5 19 5.04 14.96

29 AARMOT GARY'S BOYS 17 25 6.88 13.12

30 GREAT DANES STORMUR 26 2 17.31 2.69

31 LOGIN KOELWIE 13 41 1.96 18.04

32 8NT HENNEKE 27 25 10.86 9.14

33 LES VILAINES STOLTE TELEMARKINGER 19 0 16.23 3.77

34 LUCIA BRUNHOS-LAPAS 27 11 15.5 4.5

35 PLAN B BRIDGEKLUB BRICAS 23 17 12.42 7.58

36 FARICE CAVEIRAS 12 24 5.61 14.39

37 DUQUE DE PAUS DOUBLE JUNGLE 13 38 2.5 17.5

38 PORTO STONES 48 0 20 0

39 REAL MADRID DENPOR 40 9 18.53 1.47

40 CN S VICENTE SAN FROILAN 42 9 18.83 1.17

41 RIOS ICEMAD 3 53 0 20

42 EVLA BRICA JUNIORS 19 28 6.55 13.45

43 ALFAR FOUR F 19 5 14.96 5.04




1 BCO PERULA 23 11 14.39 5.61

2 ASTRO AS DOC 8 30 3.1 16.9

3 CIDADE INVICTA NUNO MATOS 10 7 11.27 8.73

4 QUEEN OF HEARTS TEAM DORIS 27 21 12.42 7.58

5 WINTER BALEAL 18 24 7.58 12.42

6 RICARD BRIDGEBERTHEAU 7 20 5.32 14.68

7 ENGROM TEAM VILDMAND 11 8 11.27 8.73

8 TOLLE NETBRIDGE 8 2 12.42 7.58

9 SPEELMAN MNEPO 19 33 5.04 14.96

10 ENDLESS LOVE BALCOM 19 16 11.27 8.73

11 SOL DA CAPARICA HENNEBERG 1 16 4.77 15.23

12 GRANT THORNTON ICELAND BEPPO 19 20 9.56 10.44

13 WE DON'T KNOW YET PORTUGUESE LADIES 40 4 19.24 0.76

14 PORTO TOP OF NOTHING 32 7 17.5 2.5

15 VENTIN JUST PLAY 15 8 12.77 7.23

16 REPEAT BET USA 1 14 13 10.44 9.56

17 GALINHOLAS UNEXPECTED 31 27 11.67 8.33

18 HANSEN KOELWIE 15 26 5.91 14.09

19 GREAT DANES OS DESEQUILIBRADOS 8 35 2.13 17.87

20 K4.5 LAUROBRUNUN 28 26 10.86 9.14

21 REIG?HS LES VILAINES 23 21 10.86 9.14

22 PADILISE ALBERTO OCULISTA 13 31 4 16

23 TJARNEMO BID72 24 0 17.31 2.69

24 GARY'S BOYS LUCIA 3 30 2.13 17.87

25 GLOPSON COPENHAGEN ACES 35 8 17.87 2.13

26 SWEP UTTER 21 30 6.55 13.45

27 TIMA UNNI 18 18 10 10

28 FINNSSON DOUBLE JUNGLE 22 10 14.39 5.61

29 8NT MORGEN 26 20 12.42 7.58

30 RAPANTE TOLO REAL MADRID 6 30 2.69 17.31

31 PLAN B BRIDGEKLUB LUPOVELOCE 17 14 11.27 8.73

32 CAVEIRAS HENNEKE 7 19 5.61 14.39

33 AARMOT CN S VICENTE 19 1 16 4

34 STORSVEIT MAGNA ICEMAD 29 4 17.5 2.5

35 JUSTITZ MARIA 24 13 14.09 5.91

36 STORMUR STOLTE TELEMARKINGER 26 20 12.42 7.58

37 BRICAS LOGIN 24 3 16.68 3.32

38 STONES BRUNHOS-LAPAS 11 39 1.96 18.04

39 FARICE BORG 5 10 7.95 12.05

40 BRICA JUNIORS ALFAR 24 25 9.56 10.44

41 DUQUE DE PAUS DENPOR 52 15 19.37 0.63

42 EVLA SAN FROILAN 37 17 16.46 3.54

43 RIOS FOUR F 24 17 12.77 7.23




1 BCO DOC 13 24 5.91 14.09

2 CIDADE INVICTA WE DON'T KNOW YET 13 26 5.32 14.68

3 BRIDGEBERTHEAU QUEEN OF HEARTS 49 1 20 0

4 PERULA BALEAL 12 4 13.12 6.88

5 PORTO MNEPO 6 31 2.5 17.5

6 HENNEBERG NUNO MATOS 17 25 6.88 13.12

7 TOLLE ENGROM 12 26 5.04 14.96

8 ENDLESS LOVE OS DESEQUILIBRADOS 16 34 4 16

9 WINTER TEAM DORIS 4 18 5.04 14.96

10 ASTRO AS TEAM VILDMAND 19 11 13.12 6.88

11 BEPPO VENTIN 25 13 14.39 5.61

12 TJARNEMO GRANT THORNTON ICELAND 26 18 13.12 6.88

13 BALCOM RICARD 25 17 13.12 6.88

14 NETBRIDGE ALBERTO OCULISTA 29 19 13.78 6.22

15 KOELWIE LUCIA 1 18 4.25 15.75

16 GLOPSON REPEAT BET 17 2 15.23 4.77

17 GALINHOLAS USA 1 14 32 4 16

18 SPEELMAN SOL DA CAPARICA 28 13 15.23 4.77

19 JUST PLAY K4.5 22 1 16.68 3.32

20 UNEXPECTED REAL MADRID 32 2 18.37 1.63

21 REIG?HS UTTER 19 11 13.12 6.88

22 FINNSSON LAUROBRUNUN 10 13 8.73 11.27

23 GREAT DANES BID72 7 19 5.61 14.39

24 AARMOT HANSEN 13 16 8.73 11.27

25 PORTUGUESE LADIES HENNEKE 1 24 2.89 17.11

26 8NT TIMA 16 25 6.55 13.45

27 TOP OF NOTHING UNNI 11 26 4.77 15.23

28 PADILISE PLAN B BRIDGEKLUB 0 25 2.5 17.5

29 BRUNHOS-LAPAS SWEP 2 3 9.56 10.44

30 STORSVEIT MAGNA LES VILAINES 13 26 5.32 14.68

31 LUPOVELOCE JUSTITZ 22 16 12.42 7.58

32 BRICAS MORGEN 18 12 12.42 7.58

33 GARY'S BOYS DOUBLE JUNGLE 61 0 20 0

34 DUQUE DE PAUS COPENHAGEN ACES 12 20 6.88 13.12

35 STORMUR CAVEIRAS 3 23 3.54 16.46

36 BORG RAPANTE TOLO 14 1 14.68 5.32

37 CN S VICENTE STOLTE TELEMARKINGER 17 26 6.55 13.45

38 LOGIN STONES 21 29 6.88 13.12

39 EVLA ALFAR 10 28 4 16

40 ICEMAD BRICA JUNIORS 16 21 7.95 12.05

41 MARIA FARICE 19 10 13.45 6.55

42 RIOS SAN FROILAN 16 23 7.23 12.77

43 DENPOR FOUR F 40 28 14.39 5.61




1 DOC BRIDGEBERTHEAU 18 16 10.86 9.14

2 BCO WE DON'T KNOW YET 21 8 14.68 5.32

3 MNEPO PERULA 29 8 16.68 3.32

4 ENGROM OS DESEQUILIBRADOS 31 2 18.21 1.79

5 NUNO MATOS TEAM SIGMA 16 11 12.05 7.95

6 BEPPO ASTRO AS 10 8 10.86 9.14

7 CIDADE INVICTA LUCIA 12 6 12.42 7.58

8 TJARNEMO BALEAL 0 36 0.76 19.24

9 GLOPSON NETBRIDGE 42 5 19.37 0.63

10 BALCOM UNEXPECTED 7 9 9.14 10.86

11 HENNEBERG USA 1 7 6 10.44 9.56

12 SPEELMAN JUST PLAY 31 11 16.46 3.54

13 TOLLE PORTO 21 2 16.23 3.77

14 TEAM VILDMAND QUEEN OF HEARTS 0 35 0.89 19.11

15 WINTER GRANT THORNTON ICELAND 14 3 14.09 5.91

16 HENNEKE ENDLESS LOVE 16 9 12.77 7.23

17 RICARD VENTIN 12 12 10 10

18 REIG?HS ALBERTO OCULISTA 32 7 17.5 2.5

19 LES VILAINES PLAN B BRIDGEKLUB 3 29 2.31 17.69

20 LAUROBRUNUN UNNI 9 31 3.1 16.9

21 GARY'S BOYS KOELWIE 18 26 6.88 13.12

22 REPEAT BET TIMA 17 25 6.88 13.12

23 BID72 UTTER 14 8 12.42 7.58

24 FINNSSON SOL DA CAPARICA 19 3 15.5 4.5

25 HANSEN GALINHOLAS 20 26 7.58 12.42

26 AARMOT K4.5 20 24 8.33 11.67

27 LUPOVELOCE BRICAS 22 8 14.96 5.04

28 CAVEIRAS SWEP 35 8 17.87 2.13

29 STORSVEIT MAGNA BRUNHOS-LAPAS 5 14 6.55 13.45

30 8NT COPENHAGEN ACES 28 0 18.04 1.96

31 REAL MADRID BORG 8 28 3.54 16.46

32 TOP OF NOTHING PORTUGUESE LADIES 14 21 7.23 12.77

33 JUSTITZ GREAT DANES 39 9 18.37 1.63

34 MORGEN STOLTE TELEMARKINGER 11 15 8.33 11.67

35 ALFAR MARIA 8 14 7.58 12.42

36 PADILISE STORMUR 21 14 12.77 7.23

37 DUQUE DE PAUS CN S VICENTE 34 4 18.37 1.63

38 STONES ICEMAD 16 3 14.68 5.32

39 BRICA JUNIORS RAPANTE TOLO 33 3 18.37 1.63

40 DOUBLE JUNGLE FARICE 18 32 5.04 14.96

41 EVLA LOGIN 14 15 9.56 10.44

42 RIOS DENPOR 16 24 6.88 13.12

43 SAN FROILAN FOUR F 18 25 7.23 12.77




1 BCO MNEPO 17 23 7.58 12.42

2 DOC ENGROM 11 17 7.58 12.42

3 BRIDGEBERTHEAU BALEAL 15 12 11.27 8.73

4 GLOPSON WE DON'T KNOW YET 10 19 6.55 13.45

5 NUNO MATOS SPEELMAN 7 11 8.33 11.67

6 CIDADE INVICTA QUEEN OF HEARTS 27 9 16 4

7 BEPPO TOLLE 22 3 16.23 3.77

8 TEAM SIGMA ASTRO AS 1 29 1.96 18.04

9 REIG?HS PERULA 1 44 0 20

10 UNEXPECTED HENNEBERG 23 5 16 4

11 PLAN B BRIDGEKLUB BALCOM 0 18 4 16

12 LUCIA USA 1 3 24 3.32 16.68

13 WINTER OS DESEQUILIBRADOS 28 4 17.31 2.69

14 UNNI HENNEKE 19 16 11.27 8.73

15 FINNSSON RICARD 15 23 6.88 13.12

16 VENTIN KOELWIE 5 9 8.33 11.67

17 TIMA JUST PLAY 12 18 7.58 12.42

18 CAVEIRAS TJARNEMO 18 10 13.12 6.88

19 8NT ENDLESS LOVE 6 33 2.13 17.87

20 GALINHOLAS NETBRIDGE 12 18 7.58 12.42

21 GRANT THORNTON ICELAND LUPOVELOCE 12 25 5.32 14.68

22 JUSTITZ BORG 0 27 2.13 17.87

23 BID72 PORTO 8 15 7.23 12.77

24 BRUNHOS-LAPAS GARY'S BOYS 17 17 10 10

25 K4.5 REPEAT BET 24 9 15.23 4.77

26 TEAM VILDMAND HANSEN 25 7 16 4

27 LES VILAINES AARMOT 8 16 6.88 13.12

28 ALBERTO OCULISTA DUQUE DE PAUS 9 7 10.86 9.14

29 UTTER LAUROBRUNUN 13 0 14.68 5.32

30 PORTUGUESE LADIES SOL DA CAPARICA 20 13 12.77 7.23

31 BRICA JUNIORS STORSVEIT MAGNA 32 22 13.78 6.22

32 BRICAS PADILISE 13 13 10 10

33 MARIA STOLTE TELEMARKINGER 6 1 12.05 7.95

34 TOP OF NOTHING SWEP 6 4 10.86 9.14

35 COPENHAGEN ACES STORMUR 12 18 7.58 12.42

36 REAL MADRID FARICE 41 0 19.85 0.15

37 ALFAR GREAT DANES 22 13 13.45 6.55

38 MORGEN STONES 15 11 11.67 8.33

39 LOGIN ICEMAD 12 14 9.14 10.86

40 EVLA DOUBLE JUNGLE 2 24 3.1 16.9

41 CN S VICENTE RIOS 39 3 19.24 0.76

42 DENPOR SAN FROILAN 32 0 18.68 1.32

43 RAPANTE TOLO FOUR F 4 30 2.31 17.69




1 MNEPO ENGROM 36 1 19.11 0.89

2 BCO BRIDGEBERTHEAU 9 18 6.55 13.45

3 DOC PERULA 9 18 6.55 13.45

4 CIDADE INVICTA BEPPO 13 6 12.77 7.23

5 WE DON'T KNOW YET ASTRO AS 14 11 11.27 8.73

6 BALEAL SPEELMAN 14 11 11.27 8.73

7 GLOPSON UNEXPECTED 32 8 17.31 2.69

8 WINTER NUNO MATOS 14 14 10 10

9 USA 1 BALCOM 10 15 7.95 12.05

10 ENDLESS LOVE UNNI 10 3 12.77 7.23

11 QUEEN OF HEARTS RICARD 10 20 6.22 13.78

12 TOLLE BORG 1 27 2.31 17.69

13 CAVEIRAS KOELWIE 18 3 15.23 4.77

14 HENNEKE LUPOVELOCE 8 20 5.61 14.39

15 JUST PLAY TEAM SIGMA 5 23 4 16

16 HENNEBERG PLAN B BRIDGEKLUB 19 27 6.88 13.12

17 NETBRIDGE PORTO 14 4 13.78 6.22

18 LUCIA K4.5 18 6 14.39 5.61

19 TEAM VILDMAND VENTIN 11 5 12.42 7.58

20 TIMA FINNSSON 21 23 9.14 10.86

21 REIG?HS OS DESEQUILIBRADOS 20 4 15.5 4.5

22 UTTER TJARNEMO 22 6 15.5 4.5

23 BID72 BRUNHOS-LAPAS 23 27 8.33 11.67

24 GALINHOLAS AARMOT 21 30 6.55 13.45

25 GARY'S BOYS PORTUGUESE LADIES 13 10 11.27 8.73

26 ALBERTO OCULISTA GRANT THORNTON ICELAND 5 47 0.05 19.95

27 REAL MADRID BRICA JUNIORS 26 6 16.46 3.54

28 DUQUE DE PAUS 8NT 0 31 1.47 18.53

29 LES VILAINES MARIA 19 18 10.44 9.56

30 JUSTITZ HANSEN 12 11 10.44 9.56

31 BRICAS SOL DA CAPARICA 16 19 8.73 11.27

32 REPEAT BET PADILISE 14 30 4.5 15.5

33 LAUROBRUNUN MORGEN 32 5 17.87 2.13

34 TOP OF NOTHING ALFAR 21 3 16 4

35 STOLTE TELEMARKINGER STORSVEIT MAGNA 20 34 5.04 14.96

36 SWEP CN S VICENTE 8 12 8.33 11.67

37 DENPOR COPENHAGEN ACES 12 8 11.67 8.33

38 STONES STORMUR 0 35 0.89 19.11

39 DOUBLE JUNGLE ICEMAD 14 0 14.96 5.04

40 GREAT DANES LOGIN 14 15 9.56 10.44

41 FARICE FOUR F 16 19 8.73 11.27

42 EVLA RIOS 0 26 2.31 17.69

43 RAPANTE TOLO SAN FROILAN 24 0 17.31 2.69

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