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14 tables Interestingly almost all the players I don't know personally got seated E-W. Nobody won more than seven rounds; most of the leaders drew the fourth round and some drew the eighth. Jianica

1: ...............K64 ...............A9 ...............A976 ...............10875 10.............................J953 KQ103......................8 QJ54.........................1032

3 tables After three rounds there were five pairs above average, with a three-way tie for the lead after the fourth. Maurie and Harob took a tie for the lead into the last round, with Harob pulling

1: ...............A1098 ...............109762 ...............5 ...............1082 Q43.......................K765 AQJ5.....................K J10987..................AQ

7 tables Jevin ran over the field and were the only N-S pair above average. We had nine rounds instead of six because just as I was making the change (we got the thirteenth pair rather late) another

1: ...............AQJ4 ...............52 ...............A1032 ...............K43 109863...................K752 A104.......................K9 7..............................J864

13 tables Pharah survived an early misclick that kept them out of a ten-card spade fit but directed Phyllis into the winning opening lead on Board 4. They were a little thrown in the next round but

1: ...............74 ...............AJ654 ...............93 ...............K1065 QJ9..............................A8653 Q1073..........................K98 AQJ862.......................10754

3 tables Ibot, Loubot and Harob swapped the lead off between them as the game went on. Harob went ahead in the fourth round, Loubot regained the lead in the fifth and won by half a matchpoint all

1: ...............2 ...............A8432 ...............J105 ...............J753 AK7...........................Q95 Q976.........................J5 974............................AKQ862

10 tables Nobody won seven rounds. Jamob and Marudy drew with each other in the last round, both finishing 6-2-1. Marune, Mahn, Karleta and Roseward all finished 6-3. Jamob lost the eighth round as

BBO threw all the game times off by an hour because of Daylight Savings; the game is now set up to start on time.

1: ...............1063 ...............KJ3 ...............K2 ...............K8542 AJ8.........................Q2 AQ7.........................104 10853......................AQ74

11 tables We had one strange feature today. Pharah won with an 8-1 round record, losing only to Jerik, but then we had to go all the way down to twelfth to find a pair winning seven rounds. Leighry

1: ...............K9542 ...............AQ643 ...............93 ...............6 Q3..........................A876 K7..........................109 AQJ42...................K105

4 tables Maurie began strongly, winning the first three rounds and taking the lead from Heve. Then Heve won the last three rounds and pulled away. Jerik rallied from fifth place in the last round to

1: ...............A107 ...............J10853 ...............J53 ...............A7 KQ9653..................J84 ----..........................KQ64 AQ1064...................972

8 tables Jamob and Ritold both lost only the fifth round to Jevin and Myrne after piling up long streaks of good boards (4-10 for Jamob, 1-8 for Ritold). Troward, Study and Marudy all had round

1: ...............K3 ...............A73 ...............AK94 ...............J763 AQ1074....................J9862 J...............................K6 632...........................Q107

7 tables The decisive battle came in Round Five, when Lernot had three slightly above average boards against Jerik to pull into a tie for the lead. Board 16 proved decisive, when we saw the ideal