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BBF challenge event #3 Olegru wins this event!

#261 User is offline   sfi 

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Posted 2016-October-14, 00:56

Last set: sfi 34 - 23 nige1

http://webutil.bridg...476350421&u=sfi

Which means nige1 wins 80-79.

Nice match, and best of luck in the finals.
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Posted 2016-October-14, 07:27

Stephen tu - olegru, are you guys planning to play the 4th set?
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#263 User is offline   barmar 

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Posted 2016-October-14, 08:16

barmar 8 - frank0 24

http://webutil.bridg...413951&u=barmar

More than half of frank's win was due to the robot declarer going down in a cold contract on board 1. I can't understand its play on trick 6 at all.

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Posted 2016-October-14, 09:49

View Postovncylmz, on 2016-October-14, 07:27, said:

Stephen tu - olegru, are you guys planning to play the 4th set?


Yes. Olegru +5 19-14, congrats.
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Posted 2016-October-14, 10:25

So final match: nige1-olegru.. Good luck!
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Posted 2016-October-14, 16:40

Consolation: cherdano-antonylee 9-18
http://webutil.bridg...4827&u=cherdano
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Posted 2016-October-14, 18:20

smerriman 10 - m1cha 5
http://webutil.bridg...926&u=smerriman
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Posted 2016-October-15, 09:24

F#1 Nige1 = 6 imps. Olegru = 50 imps. Olegru won by 44 imps.
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Posted 2016-October-15, 11:27

While we're waiting for the result of the last and the most important match, please leave your comment here if you have any feedback of this tournament or suggestion of the next one.
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Posted 2016-October-15, 14:48

F#2 Nige1 = 20 imps. Olegru = 42 imps. 20 more imps to Olegru.

F#3 Nige1 = 14 imps. Olegru = 15 imps. Olegru earned another imp and is 67 imps ahead with one set to go.
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Posted 2016-October-16, 13:25

View Postnige1, on 2016-October-15, 14:48, said:

F#2 Nige1 = 20 imps. Olegru = 42 imps. 20 more imps to Olegru.

F#3 Nige1 = 14 imps. Olegru = 15 imps. Olegru earned another imp and is 67 imps ahead with one set to go.


Make another reply instead of editing this one when you report the last set, good luck!
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Posted 2016-October-16, 14:18

View Postfrank0, on 2016-October-15, 11:27, said:

While we're waiting for the result of the last and the most important match, please leave your comment here if you have any feedback of this tournament or suggestion of the next one.

I'd love to have a MP challenge. (Though I may have to miss the next one anyway, depending on the schedule.)
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Posted 2016-October-16, 14:44

I also think a BAM challenge would be nice. (I think the randomness of GIB would be slightly less of an issue.)

Despite the criticisms that were posted I think the organizers did a good job (and thank them for that), and liked the format (especially now that I won the Swiss :-)). I *still* think that later drop-ins should get a number of VPs based on their group stage score (say, capped to the current VP of the first placed player in the Swiss, to keep things reasonable), but don't feel strongly about it.
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Posted 2016-October-16, 15:23

I enjoyed the format. Thanks for organising.
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Posted 2016-October-16, 18:35

nige1-olegru. 4th set
http://webutil.bridg...637152&u=olegru
20:24, 4 for Olegru
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Posted 2016-October-16, 19:07

Well played, Olegru! Congratulations!

And Thank you, Frank0 and ovnclylmz
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Posted 2016-October-16, 20:06

Thanks for everyone's cooperation, the result is already posted at http://www.bridgebas...events-results/
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Posted 2016-October-16, 23:34

Consolation
I won my rd5 match vs Mkgnao 22-2

http://webutil.bridg...588&u=elwood913
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Posted 2016-October-17, 02:19

Consolation
Gordontd Zebutin 17-28

Thanks to the organisers.
Gordon Rainsford
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Posted 2016-October-18, 18:41

Consolation:
1) Antonylee
2) Frank0

Check dropbox for more details!
Thanks all!
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