Day 2 of the APBF Championships

Report from Day 2 of the Championships

Peter Hollands is the Non Playing Captain of our Mixed Bridge Team.  Each day Peter will provide a short video to give an update of what is happening on the ground in Singapore.  Here is the link to Peters first report.

Peter Hollands Daily Video Report

 Women's Match 1 Board 19 EW Vul

Sitting West you hold:

10

7653

AKJ8432

2

 Your right hand opponent passes and you open 3.  Left hand opponent bids 3 which is passed round to you.  What do you do?

In the match against Korea, Rena found the double which her partner happily passed holding:

KQJ42

T

T

AKT543

On best defence they could have picked up 800, but were happy with 500 and 9 imps in when their team mates went -100 in 4. Well done Rena and Lorna.

The Open team liked this hand as well, when Sartaj and Peter, sitting EW bid and made an unmakeable 5 and Andy and Nabil, sitting NS made 2 for 12 imps in.

Today's Results

At the end of Day 2, our Open, Mixed and Seniors B teams are all running 2nd and our Women and Seniors A are in 7th place.

The Open and Mixed Teams played three matches each today.  The Open Team won against Singapore (13-21), China Macau    (51-27) and also against China 21-19).  They are currently in 2nd place.  The Mixed Team won against China (42-35) and            Japan (68-14) and had a small loss to Thailand (13-19).  They are also sitting 2nd.

The Women and Seniors played 4 matches and their results are summarised below:

Details Women Seniors A Seniors B
Match 1 lost v China Hong Kong (13-28) won v China Hong Kong B (39-13) won v Singapore A (50-7)
Match 2 lost v Indonesia (43-54) lost v Japan (15-29) won v Indonesia B (59-32)
Match 3 lost v Japan (25-38) lost v China (12-52)  lost v China Hong Kong A (18-33)
Match 4  lost v India (22-54) won v Thailand (62-0)  won v Korea (65-3)
Position  7th  7th  2nd

 Tomorrow the Open and Mixed again play three matches and the Women and Seniors play four.

Posted by Sheila Bird on Wednesday, 12 June 2019 at 22:53