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4 tables Jerik led wire-to-wire. Six different pairs were above average at various times. Harob snatched second place back from Miken on the last board. There were various accidents, most notably on

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12 tables The eventual winners started against each other, with Marbot taking a close win against Mattbot. Mattbot then won all the remaining rounds while Marbot lost only to Jevin. Elott, Marmi and

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11 tables Paun built up a big lead and coasted in, losing rounds seven and nine. Gel lost the same rounds, making the scores all closer. The game was fairly tight, as ever pair outside the top four

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7 tables When a thirteenth pair registered about five seconds before we started, I did not have time to change from nine rounds to six. In spite of that, Jevin produced a clean sheet, winning every

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10 tables Our visiting pair Ordy made a big come-from-behind push to win, scoring 511.1/600 on the last six boards. Lark were the only pair to win seven rounds - the first seven. They could not have

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4 tables At the halfway mark, Jerik and Harob were tied half a point ahead of Cinise. The three remained ahead until the last round when Garbot had a big finish to move into second place. Jerik made

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7 tables This game all came down to the last board; Jevin survived trying 3NT instead of 4H when Ritold defended 5Cx and missed the double dummy line needed for a set more than game. They were the

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11 tables Scores were very tight, with only two pairs crossing the 60% mark and the six lowest E-W pairs all finishing within 20% of each other. Ritold and Pharah both finished 7-2 in rounds. Pike and

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9 tables Mahn were the only pair to win seven rounds, losing only to Rekenee and Zibot. Rekenee won the first six rounds but finished 6-2-1. Robbot, Mattbot and Wendric also won six rounds. South had

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15 tables Keianne won seven rounds and drew with Pharah and Haorge. Gel lost the second and third rounds, then won the last six. Nobody else won more than six rounds. Conndy, Wendric and Study all had