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Auguri Znaczymistrz Magazyn Polskiego Związku Brydża Sportowego nr 5–6 (238/239) maj/czerwiec 2010 r. cena 9,00 zł (w tym 0% VAT), nakład 12 000 egz. Auguri znaczy mistrz Walka o złoto >6-18 Rozmowa z Piotrem Gawrysiem >18-22 Wielkie pieniądze, wysokie obroty >26-29 Technika Problemy Jak rozegrasz? Ty N E S Kontrakt: 6o(S). Pierwszy wist (od- o 1 pas 1 pas 2 BA p 1. Bryd˝ robrowy; obie po partii, rozd. N. pas 3 BA pas… mienny, zrzutki odwrotne): W. Ze stołu p p Ty dziadek 1 bilansowe, bez starszych czwórek rzecz jasna – 2, dołożyłeś (E) 4, rozgrywający zabił m D4 m K32 w ręce pK. W drugiej lewie S ściągnął oA, n D N n AK3 Kontrakt: 3BA(S). Pierwszy wist (od- do którego zostały kolejne zagrane: o5, o3 o KD W964 WE o A532 S mienny, zrzutki odwrotne): m5. Ze stołu in6, awtrzeciej wyszedł zręki n5. Twój part- p KD32 p 654 – m9, Twój partner (E) wstawił na trzeciej ner dołożył n2, z dziadka został wstawiony Ty N E S ręce mD, a rozgrywający zabił mA. Następ- nW, zabiłeś go zatem nD. W co zagrasz —2 m1 ktr. pas 3 m pas 3 BA pas nie S wyszedł z ręki p6. Jaką kartę za- w lewie czwartej? Jak będziesz bronił 4 o2 pas 4 n3 pas grasz w tej lewie? Powiedzmy, że dołoży- się dalej? 5 p4 pas 6 o pas… łeś p2 i dziadkowy pK utrzymał się; Edodał Rozwiązania problemów na str. 55 1 słabe dwa; 2 forsing na karach, zachęta szlemiko- p3. W kolejnej lewie rozgrywający zagrał wa; 3, 4 cuebidy ze stołu n8 – do nA w ręce; Twój partner do- Kontrakt: 6o(W). Pierwszy wist (od- łożył n2, a Ty – n5. Następnie przeciwnik Pierwszy wist mienny, zrzutki odwrotne): nW. Ułóż plan wyszedł p7. Jak zagrasz w tej lewie? rozgrywki. Ułóż także plan swojej dalszej gry W każdym z problemów grasz w meczu, 2. Mecz; obie strony po partii, rozdawa∏ N. w obronie. zajmujesz pozycję W i stajesz przed zada- Ty dziadek 2. Mecz; obie przed partià, rozdawa∏ W. niem wyboru karty pierwszego wyjścia (wi- m AKD102 m 6543 dziadek stujecie naturalnie). n N n D103 AW642 m D72 1. Turniej namaksy; obie strony przedpar- o W53 WE o KD n S D W432 tią, rozdawał S. p A5 p 62 o 64 Ty N E S p K74 Ty N E S —1 n pas pas Ty —— —pas m p1 m AK 1 n 2 p pas 2 o 1 pas 2 pas o n 4 m pas… N n K1097 pas 3 3 3 BA WE o pas… 1 drury, 10+ PC z fitem pikowym S KD W103 p 52 Kontrakt: 4m(W). Pierwszy wist (od- Twoja (W) ręka: mienny, zrzutki odwrotne): pK. Ze stołu WNTyS p m m AD6 n AD963 o 104 p 982 p p 3 pas pas 3 – 2, od E – 10. Do pierwszej lewy pikowej pas… (mA) N nie dołożył do koloru, tylko zrzucił W co zawistujesz? o6. Zaplanuj dalszą rozgrywkę. Kontrakt: 3m(S). Pierwszy wist (od- 2.Mecz; strona NSpopartii, rozdawał E. 3. Mecz; obie strony po partii, rozdawa∏ S. mienny, zrzutki odwrotne): o2. Wstawiłeś Ty N E S Ty dziadek (E) na trzeciej ręce o10, a rozgrywający za- — — pas 1 p1 m AD W10983 m — bił lewę oA. Następnie Sściągnął nA, doktó- pas 1 o pas 2 BA2 n N n p3 m4 W643 A52 rego spadły kolejno: n6, n2 i n7, i wyszedł pas 3 pas 3 o A WE o D7643 pas 3 BA pas… S z ręki o5; Twój partner dodał o8, a ze stołu p A p D10875 1 Nasz System; 2 21+–23- PC w składzie zrównoważo- dołożono o6. Zaplanuj swoją dalszą grę Ty N E S nym, możliwa starsza piątka; 3 stayman odwrotny; —— —1 n w obronie. 4 pięć pików 4 m pas… 3. Mecz; obie strony po partii, rozdawa∏ S. dziadek Twoja (W) ręka: Kontrakt: 4m(W). Pierwszy wist (od- m D W 4 n m K W2 D53 D102 p A1073 mienny, zrzutki odwrotne):nK. Jak popro- K W 7 o D W 3 wadzisz rozgrywkę? p A972 W co zawistujesz? Rozwiązania problemów na str. 53 Ty 3. Mecz; obie strony przed partią, rozda- m K953 wał E. Jak b´dziesz si´ broni∏? N n AD1063 WE Ty N E S o — o1 1. Mecz; obie strony po partii, rozdawa∏ W. S p — — pas 2 dziadek D654 pas 2 BA2 pas 3 n3 m K9 WNTyS pas 4 n pas… n W98 —— —1 o 1 multi; 2 pytanie; 3 kiery, minimum otwarcia o A10986 pas 3 BA1 pas 4 o2 p KD4 pas 4 n3 pas 4 m4 Twoja (W) ręka: Ty pas 5 p5 pas 6 o m AD W10 n 76 o D2 K W 9 8 3 m W10753 pas… N n D53 1 13–15 PC w składzie zrównoważonym, bez starszych o WE W co zawistujesz? D W S czwórek; 2 długie kara, próba szlemikowa; 3, 4, 5 cuebidy p A102 Rozwiązania problemów na str. 56 2 Âwiat Bryd˝a nr 5–6 (238–239) maj/czerwiec 2010 Pokój otwarty REDAKCYJNE TRZY GROSZE Azymut na Ostend´! iedy będą Państwo czytać te słowa, w Ostendzie – belgijskim kurorcie Knad Morzem Północnym, w prowincji Flandria Zachodnia, trwać będą (22 czerwca – 3 lipca) jubileuszowe 50. Drużynowe Mistrzostwa Europy wBrydżu,wkategoriach open, pań iseniorów. Tytułów mistrzowskich z Pau bronią Norwegowie, Francuzki i senio- Cezary Krzysztof Jacek Krzysztof Grzegorz Adam rzy tureccy. Polskę reprezentować będą: Ce- Balicki Buras Kalita Kotorowicz Narkiewicz Żmudziński zary Balicki z Adamem Żmudzińskim, Wszystkie nasze reprezentacje mają real- ry zorientował się, iż przeciwnicy zatrzyma- Krzysztof Buras z Grzegorzem Narkie- ne szanse na uplasowanie się w medalowej li się przedszlemikiem, gdyż brakuje im sto- wiczem iJacek Kalita zKrzysztofem Ko- trójce, największe nadzieje wiążemy jednak pera wtreflach. Jeżeli jednak obrońcy szyb- torowiczem (open), Cathy Bałdysz zJo- zwystępem drużyny open –przede wszystkim ko ściągną dwie lewy w tym kolorze, lantą Krogulską, Grażyna Brewiak dlatego, że sześciu latach przerwy powrócił rozgrywający najprawdopodobniej przebije z Anną Sarniak i Ewa Harasimowicz do niej superduet Cezary Balicki–Adam Żmu- trzecią rundę trefli na stole i z łatwością z Małgorzatą Sawicką (panie) oraz Ju- dziński. Ostatnio reprezentowali nas oni skompletuje jedenaście wziątek (pięć pików lian Klukowski z Wiktorem Markowi- wMalmö w2004 roku –iwtedy właśnie zdoby- w ręce, treflowa przebitka w dziadku, czte- czem, Apolinary Kowalski zJackiem Ro- liśmy nasz ostatni medal DME(brązowy). Przy- ry kara oraz nA). Balicki postanowił więc ude- mańskim i Krzysztof Lasocki z Jerzym pominamy jedno zwielu udanych zagrań naszej rzyć jako pierwszy i wyszedł w karo, stwa- Russyanem (seniorzy).Mistrzostwa Stare- pary nr 1 na tej imprezie; miało ono miejsce rzając przeciwnikowi zagrożenie przebitką go Kontynentu są również kwalifikacją w ostatniej rundzie mistrzostw, w decydują- w tym kolorze (jeśliby zdecydował się on do przyszłorocznego czempionatu świato- cych o naszym medalu meczu z Norwegią… naoddanie dwóch trefli, by trzeciego przebić wego, w każdej kategorii awansuje doń Obie strony przed partià, rozdawa∏ E. potem na stole). I rzeczywiście, był to jedy- po sześć najlepszych teamów. m KD632 ny atak kontrakt 5m kładący! Po wyjściu W turnieju open ma wystąpić 39 drużyn. n 6 w trefle N łatwo przebiłby trzecią rundę te- o Zostały one podzielone na dwie grupy: AK103 go koloru w dziadku, a po ataku kierowym p D73 A (20) i B (nieco łatwiejsza; 19 zespołów, m 94 m 1075 – odniósłby sukces albo przebijając na stole w tym Polska) – według osiągnięć w po- n KD107 N n W854 trefla, albo zagrywając na odwróconą rękę, WE przednich trzech DME. Najpierw rozegra- o 976 S o 85 tj. przebijając wręce trzy blotki kierowe (sko- na zostanie runda eliminacyjna (każdy p AW94 p K1085 munikowałby się z dziadkiem oD W oraz ko- m z każdym w swojej grupie), po jej zakończe- AW8 lorem atutowym). Popierwszym wiście wpi- n A932 niu najlepszych dziewięć drużyn z każdej o D W42 ka wreszcie rozgrywający dodałby ze stołu grupy awansuje do rundy finałowej. A w niej p 62 m8, utrzymałby się wręce, poczym ściągnął- n każdy zespół rozegra po dziewięć spotkań WN E S by A i przebił w ręce trzy kiery (i w tym wy- z teamami z przeciwnej grupy eliminacyjnej Żmudziński Saelensminde Balicki Brögeland padku dochodząc dostołu figurami karowy- (wszystkie mecze 20-rozdaniowe); pojedyn- — — pas 1 o mi oraz pikiem). Natomiast pierwszy wist ki z ośmioma drużynami, które awansowa- pas 1 m pas 2 m1 w karo okazał się śmiertelny – stworzył bo- p2 o3 ły z tej samej grupy, nie będą powtarzane, pas 3 pas 3 wiem zagrożenie przebitką w tym kolorze, pas 4 n4 pas 5 n5 a ich rezultaty z rundy eliminacyjnej zosta- pas 5 m pas… gdyby rozgrywający poszedł na przebicie ną w całości zaliczone do ostatecznej kla- w dziadku trzeciego trefla, a jednocześnie 1 mogą być (systemowo) tylko trzy piki; 2, 3 wartości; syfikacji. Jest to istotna zmiana w porów- 4 splinter, przyrzekający też fit karowy, a więc rękę zrujnował komunikację niezbędną do prze- naniu z poprzednimi DME w Pau, kiedy to w skaldzie 5–1–4–3; 5 cuebid prowadzenia opisanej wyżej rozgrywki na w rundzie finałowej grano pełne kółko każ- odwróconą rękę. dy z każdym (po 17 meczów), a punkty z run- Wist: o5 (!); 10 lew, 50 dla WE. Przy drugim stole Mariusz Puczyński (N) dy eliminacyjnej w ogóle się w niej nie li- Jak donosił Świat Brydża przed prawie grał izrealizował spokojne4m, rozdanie przy- czyły. sześcioma laty, wielu obecnych wMalmö ko- niosło więc nam dziesięć impów zysku. Wmistrzostwach pań zagra29 zespołów, mentatorów uznało, że Cezary Balicki oddał Samych tak udanych zagrań życzy- a w rywalizacji seniorów – 24; w obu tych w tym rozdaniu wist życia.
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