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Author Archives: Julian Foster
Bidding to slam with a long suit over 2NT
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 10th April 2025. Board 15 last week had a good long suit opposite a strong balanced hand. That combination frequently makes slam a good prospect. This hand is no exception – 6♦ is … Continue reading
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Trial bids and how imps/matchpoints scoring differs
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 3rd April 2025. Board 7 last week saw most East West pairs playing in 4♥. With the foul trump break, this contract had no chance and some ended up as many as 5 … Continue reading
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Different routes to 10 tricks (or maybe even 11)
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 27th March 2025. Back to a normal column with just one hand this week! Board 16 saw almost all North South pairs playing in 4♥. But there were different routes to the play … Continue reading
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Two different hands – two different types of slam!
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 20th March 2025. Last week I understand there was a mix up with boards so the City and Canada Bay sessions played different boards. I’ve looked at both sets and will include a … Continue reading
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Raising minors and the power of a 1 level overcall
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 13th March 2025. The auction on board 23 last week is likely to have a dramatic effect on the end result. East West can actually make 4♠ despite only having 15 points between … Continue reading
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