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The following was included in the latest BBO email to club managers. Apparently those of you who just have a single BBO account in the household will be able just to close BBO without "Log Out" and

1: N-S had a choice of games and all but one happened to make: Q4 K105 AJ9876 63 AK753 A9872 --- Q109 The great danger seemed to be that North would open a weak 2D, over which South might take the

13 tables Sarnny piled up the winning rounds, rebounding after their one losing round against Glotin with a strong finish to put it away. Boric were close most of the way, despite being plagued by

Apparently my research yielded insufficient information and the Robot restriction will not be entirely through the end of August, as the qualifying games are only designated weeks each of those

1: Either North or West opened the bidding: ...............8 ...............KQ762 ...............KJ5 ...............Q1097 AQ43 J103 62 KJ84 When North opened the bidding 1H both times the contract

The powers that be decided that all virtual club games through the end of August will be NAP qualifiers without the clubs doing anything or being able to back out. As human-robot partnerships are not

4 tables Lourene took a three-point lead over Jerik into the last round, fell behind after Board 17 and then pulled ahead at the end when Zeena found a huge 5S raise and Harry negotiated the declaring

1: HCP were 9/13/12/6. N-S had eight clubs and E-W nine diamonds. I thought the auction would begin P-1D-1H-2D, with N-S finding some way to come in and push E-W to 3D -2. 2H, despite being on a 5-2

9 tables Jevin,? were the only pair to win more than six rounds, losing only to Ritold. Among the pack, the closers caught the front-runners, with Lubot, Jamob, Rabbot and Mahn all finishing well

1: We began with an E-W trap: AQ108654 A7 4 Q104 ---- QJ6542 K973 J82 A disciplined E-W pair would bid 1S-1NT; 2S and stop; the worst thing that might happen would be for North to make a balancing

12 tables Conndy pulled off a big last-round comeback, starting the round in fifth place and opposing Lernot, who were in the lead. None of the other pairs to finish in the top six won the last round.

1: N-S had a tough hand to bid: 2 K103 A1054 KQ983 A9875 AQ876 97 7 North's choice of opening bid may have an effect here. After 1C-1S; 2C, South can rebid 2H and go to 4H over 3H or 3H over 2NT.

4 tables For the first game in a while, I did not have numerous humans asking to fill in the sitout. Harob spanked the Robots in the third round and looked likely to run away with it, but Cinbot

1: HCP were 7/6/13/14. N-S had eight spades and E-W nine hearts. I wondered if West would have any diversity of action after P-P-1S holding A43 KQJ74 KJ9 62, but every West overcalled 2H. One East

9 tables Lirry and Kill were the only pairs to win seven rounds. The top three N-S pairs were all within reach of first overall entering the last round, but Eubot, who had the lead after six rounds,

1: South and West began with big hands against each other: AJ63 AK3 109 KQJ2 ...............109 ...............109654 ...............AKQ75 ...............A South opened 1H and West may have been just

14 tables We had something of a return to Partial City, but some curious things happened. The top two pairs opposed each other in the last round. On Board 17, Jevin were one of two pairs to stay out

1: Opening lead made a world of difference when N-S declared: ...............92 ...............75 ...............J104 ...............AKQ1063 65.................................KQ

3 tables Here we had the closest game we have ever had in our online run. Everyone was on the leaderboard at least twice and nobody was ever more than one point above average at the end of any round.

1: We started with a N-S game: 1084 K10872 K J652 AKJ73 AJ63 Q3 A4 East opened either 2D or 3D, and Souths who overcalled were lucky to find North with three spades as well as five hearts. Game was