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Article #2701Re: penalty cards galore
From: Riordan
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 1996 00:00
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Roger Gillard wrote:
>
> My partner was on lead but must have believed that I was declarer and
> that my left-hand opponent had made an opening lead, so he placed all his
> cards on the table as if he were dummy.
One publication from the ACBL listed bizarre happenings included:
Competitive bidding reaching 4H - P - P, TANK.
Heart bidders thught bidding was over and exchanged hands.
DIRECTOR.
Heart bidders barred from bidding, 4S was bid knowing no doble was forthcoming.
26 penalty cards, making 10 tricks (sometimes there is nothing you can do
without the spots)
--
phillip a jaeger ==> riordan@mail.utexas.edu
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