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1: N-S had a breezy 3NT: AK Q743 Q106 A872 Q764 986 AKJ92 Q It seemed as if everyone would reach 3NT, but Jevin were tempted by their favourite situation: doubling a partial for penalties. They were

5 tables This was an interesting one in that all the top five pairs had at most one bad round against anyone below average. Jevin were the only pair to go 7-2, losing only to Cinise and Harbot; Jamob

1: N-S began with a game made secure by spot cards: 74 KJ72 103 KJ1083 AKQ3 A104 A964 A5 The auction seemed easy enough, with 2NT from South, some form of Stayman from North and eventually a no-trumps

11 tables Boric squeezed out a tight win, passing multiple pairs in the last two rounds, as did Mallys, both pairs finishing with 7-2 round records. All four human-Robot pairs finished in the top

1: HCP were 9/15/14/2. Would anyone come in over East's likely 1NT opening bid? Auctions were P-1NT-2C, P-1D-1NT-P; 2C and P-1NT-P-P; X. Both declarers in 2C took ten tricks; Borold defended 1NTx -3

3 tables There were eight hands on which all three tables were in the same contract, and it was usually 3NT, which was played seventeen times out of 54 contracts while 4S was played twelve times. Our

1: N-S began with what seemed an easy enough game: AJ72 AK54 109 J64 K54 Q873 AK5 A102 After 1C-1H; 2H, South has more than enough for game but not enough to think about slam. 4H S was played six

9 tables The interesting thing in the results here is that none of the top six pairs lost a round against any pair that finished below average. Xiaobot and Leighry went 7-2 in rounds, the rest of the

1: We began with something of a N-S trap: J953 QJ986 K9 KQ K104 AK743 874 42 It was extremely difficult for N-S to stay out of 4H. The contract was reached nine times, thrice by South after what I

14 tables Conndy went 7-1-1 in rounds, losing only to Lara and drawing Ribot. Everyone else lost at least two rounds. Leighry went 7-2, losing to Keianne and Jevin. Heve were the only pair to win the

1: HCP were 5/8/13/14. E-W had 5-3 spades. West held AQJ QJ74 1043 KJ9 in fourth seat after South opened 1D in third position. One West passed and came out on top as North ended the auction with a

3 tables This game was wildly back and forth, starting when the three pairs that won the first round all lost the second. After four rounds the difference between first and last place was only three

1: HCP were 9/13/12/6. N-S had 5-3 clubs and E-W 7-2 diamonds. South held Q106 A54 K2 QJ952 over East's 1D opening bid. It appears that South usually bid 2C, which at least as a maximal overcall

5 tables Every pair lost at least three rounds. Mahn had all their E-W boards in the first five rounds before switching to N-S and were above average on all ten boards. They then cruised in, losing

1: N-S had a cold 6NT: AK10 K104 Q106 AK64 Q AQJ83 KJ93 853 North has a flat hand but more aces than queens and three tens are nothing to dismiss lightly. Here the diamond ten is as good as the spade

12 tables Interestingly we had the top four scores all N-S, followed by seven E-W scores and a gap of 13.13% between fourth and fifth N-S. Marry had only two boards below average and had only a drawn

1: E-W began with a trap hand: 976 KQ53 QJ2 AQ2 QJ J1086 K86 KJ104 Although E-W have 25 HCP combined. West's spade QJ are wasted and N-S have four top winners. Does West go on after 1C-1H; 2H? The

1: One side or the other could make game, depending on for which side the diamonds behaved: ...............QJ2 ...............J3 ...............K9 ...............AKJ1093

3 tables In the first half of the game Miken and Lourene were neck and neck. Then Jerik and Maurie moved up as Lourene dropped back. At the start of the last round the leaders were facing off. Miken

6 tables Jamob pipped Jevin at the post on the last board, on which Karleta defeated Jeff in 4H and spoiled Jevin's clean sheet. The two leaders never met, nor did Jevin meet Glynneth. Jevin's round