eleaticus wrote:
> "William Coleman" <rama****va@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:8LlLg.3613$v%4.3286@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > "eleaticus" <eleaticus@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> > news:dG8Lg.32916$y7.19988@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > :I found out last night that there might be online site where I could
play
> > my
> > : super aggressive all-natural bridge bidding system, and tonight I
find
> it
> > is
> > : true of at least two sites!
> >
> > OMFG!!! You are a bridge nut too??? You and I have a lot in common.
I
> was
> > a bridge nut in my youth, but haven't played for many years. My
regular
> > partner and I would alternate bidding systems when we played the same
> > opponents frequently in local and regional tournaments.
>
> I do NOT like poker. It falls so short of duplicate bridge.
>
> I hope they get into duplicate poker, hds up would be best. THEN we will
see
> some great play.
>
> I LOVE duplicate, but when WELOS became illegal, well, nothing was
> comparatively fun anymore.
>
> > We would play Kaplan-Sheinwold in one tournament.
>
> One pair of great folk in Tallahassee was the ... Gibbs? They played
KS
> and were the (second-place) opposition for correct contracts once I got
> into play with Jim Mahorner.
>
> My first duplicate ever, he took the card at one end of his spread,
placed
> it in the middle, removed a card right by it and placed it on the other
end.
> This during the bidding. I called the director and said the man had a
> 6-5-1-1 hand, per what he had just done. Colonel Lowery looked and was
> highly amused and the professor (FSU, English) highly embarrassed.)
>
> I had played bridge once before, years before, and highly upset a Troy
> professor, but with an astounding bid at the six level, after they
> voluntarily bid to slam.
>
> >Then, the next
> > tournament, against basically the same players, we would play
Roth-Stone.
> > Needless to say, that created quite a bit of confusion among careless
> > players who didn't bother to check which bidding system we were
playing
> that
> > particular day.
>
> Earl Underwood and I played RS while 'touring' as Mayflower independent
and
> illegal helper.
>
> It was a lot of fun and helped inform my super-aggressive/light opener
> WELOS.
>
> "Pre-balancing".
>
> I delighted in all those occasions where we both passed, let the opp
open
> the bidding, and then deliberately get to solid game bids. The
'rhythm'
> was fun.
>
> >
> > How many master points do you have? Let's compare dick sizes.
>
> LOL
>
> I was gonna say your mp 'dick' was as much bigger than mine than as your
> tummy was greater than mine, but then I saw your confession in another
post.
>
> I had close to 50 in my first 6 months or so, and probably registered
them,
> but I never registered any after that, as far as I can remember. In one
3
> month period I won every master point night in the area. I played very
> rarely in tourneys.
>
> And although a great partner with a fondness for the Moysean fit and
> short-pointed NT game play, I was not a national standard card player,
by
> far I guess.
>
> --
> eleaticus
> ee-lee-AT-i-cus
> eleaticus@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> >
> > William Coleman (rama****va)
> >
> > Department of Agitation, Propaganda, and Demagoguery
> > ________________________
I note that there is still no system outline in this post. It is hard
to evaluate something unseen, whether legal or not.
Henrysun909
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