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Rivista N. 04.1999 Bridge d’Italia Rivista mensile della Federazione Italiana Gioco Bridge Riccardo Vandoni Puntinipuntinipuntini 3 Numero 4 Nino Ghelli Tuttolibri 6 Aprile 1999 Abbonamento gratuito per i tesserati F.I.G.B. Luca Marietti Il Festival di Abano 8 Direttore Editoriale Gianarrigo Rona Direttore Responsabile Riccardo Vandoni Dino Mazza Club Azzurro 16 e-mail: [email protected] Segretario Editoriale Niki Di Fabio Comitato di redazione Pietro Forquet Passo a passo 22 Carlo Arrighini, Giancarlo Bernasconi, Franco Broccoli, Nino Ghelli, Franco Broccoli Chi ben comincia... (II) 26 Giorgio Granata, Romano Grazioli, Eric Kokish La lettura della mano 30 Romano Pacchiarini. Fabio Rosati La Compressione (III) 32 Direzione e redazione Via C. Menotti, 11 - scala C - 20129 Milano La mano del mese 34 Telefono 02/70000483 r.a. - Telefax Frank Stewart Il mio Bridge e il Vostro 38 02/70001398 http://www.federbridge.it Nino Ghelli Convention corner 40 e-mail: [email protected] Videoimpaginazione Romano Pacchiarini ([email protected]) Dino Mazza Accade all’estero 42 Progetto grafico Franco Fraschini Stampa Tipografia Pi-Me Editrice s.r.l. Viale Sardegna, 64 - 27100 Pavia Errevùeffebì Bibì & Bibò 46 Telefono 0382/539124 - Telefax 0382/22485 Autorizzazione del Tribunale di Milano N. 2939 del 7 gennaio 1953 Ivano Aidala Comitato Regionale Friuli-Venezia Giulia 50 La tiratura di questo numero è stata Franco Broccoli di 12.000 copie iloccorB ocnarF Il Torneo di Amatrice 52 Spedizione in abbonamento postale, Luca Marietti Lo Sporting di Milano 3 54 45% art. 2, comma 20 B, Legge 662/96 - Milano Finito di stampare il 3 aprile 1999 Marco Catellani Tecnica, tecnologia e logica... 56 Per la pubblicità: Maria callaS Anche Renato ha un cuore 58 Giudice Arbitro Nazionale 62 Statuto Federale 64 Notiziario Associazioni 77 Calendario agonistico 80 Segreteria Generale Via C. Menotti, 11/C 20129 Milano Telefono 02/70000483 r.a. Fax 02/70001398 e-mail [email protected] HOTEL CLUB BRIDGE Loc. Vannefora - 87020 S. Nicola Arcella (CS) Tel. 0985/3385 r.a. - Fax 0985/3930 L’Hotel Club Bridge di S. Nicola Arcella, in collaborazione con la FIGB, mette in palio, per la classifica fina- le del 4° Gran Premio Simultanei Nazionali 1999, 12 soggiorni per 2 persone, di una settimana ciascuno, per i periodi di giugno e settembre 2000, riservato alle prime 12 coppie classificate. Lo stesso premio è stato parimenti attribuito alle prime 12 coppie classificate del Gran Premio Simultaneo Nazionali 1998 che sono: 1. Rossano-Vivaldi (G.S. Bridge Torino) 580 2. D'Angelo-Giuliani (Pesaro) 550 3. Curò-Liguori (G.S. Asso Bridge Torino) 540 4. Cangiano-Giubilo (EUR Roma) 500 5. Duccini-Menicacci (C.B.Firenze) 473 6. Lucenò-Lupi (Pesaro) 467 7. Cucci-De Martinis (Foggia) 462 Queste coppie riceveranno 8. Del Vecchio-Luzi (Vela AN) 460 direttamente dalla Federazio- 9. Mariotti-Rosaverde (Pesaro) 436 ne il coupon del premio e por- 10. Dall'Aglio-Licini (Arcore) 434 tanno scegliere il periodo di 11. Marzi-Vitale (Romana Bridge) 423 giugno o settembre 1999 nel 12. Bruni-Di Martino (Monza) 417 quale intendono usufruirne. 4° Gran Premio Tornei Simultanei Nazionali 1999 Date di svolgimento delle gare: Per gli Allievi partecipanti ai Simultanei loro dedicati, verrà e- Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 18 febbraio 1999 strapolata, con lo stesso meccanismo, una classifica nazionale Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 4 marzo 1999 finale che premierà i primi 10 classificati per ogni linea. Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 18 marzo 1999 Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 8 aprile 1999 Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 22 aprile 1999 NORME DI PARTECIPAZIONE: Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 13 maggio 1999 Ai Simultanei Open possono partecipare tutti i tesserati Or- Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 27 maggio 1999 dinari ed Agonisti F.I.G.B., mentre per gli Allievi Scuola Bridge è Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 10 giugno 1999 riservato un contemporaneo specifico torneo Simultaneo. Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 1 luglio 1999 Le quote federali di partecipazione sono rispettivamente Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 15 luglio 1999 di L. 10.000 a coppia per i Simultanei Open e L. 7.000 a cop- Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 9 settembre 1999 pia per i Simultanei Allievi. Gli Affiliati e gli Enti organizzato- Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 23 settembre 1999 ri dei Simultanei potranno aumentare tali quote in conside- Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 7 ottobre 1999 razione delle spese organizzative ed eventuali montepremi. Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 21 ottobre 1999 Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 11 novembre 1999 Tutti i giocatori all’atto dell’iscrizione alla gara devono presen- Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 25 novembre 1999 tare la tessera federale; devono essere muniti della propria car- Simultaneo Open e Allievi: giovedì 9 dicembre 1999 ta di convenzione; devono rispettare gli eventuali limiti di fumo prescritti dalla sede di gara. Al termine delle gare tutte le coppie che avranno partecipato Le coppie, per poter partecipare al Gran Premio, devono gio- nella stessa formazione ad almeno 10 tornei Open piazzandosi care sempre nella stessa formazione e non potranno essere in almeno 6 nei primi cento in classifica (ai fini della graduatoria sostituiti nemmeno temporaneamente nel corso di uno stesso finale saranno considerati, comunque, i 6 migliori risultati) di ogni torneo. linea e di ogni gara, saranno ordinate in graduatoria secondo i punti/posizione conseguiti. Saranno attribuiti i seguenti premi: Per queste gare il limite di tavoli per girone sarà da 5 a 18 per alla 1ª coppia: 400 punti rossi la serie Open (20 mani giocate) e da 5 a 12 tavoli per la serie Al- alla 2ª coppia: 300 punti rossi lievi (18 mani giocate). alla 3ª coppia: 250 punti rossi Le smazzate, appositamente predisposte dal programma alla 4ª coppia: 200 punti rossi F.I.G.B., saranno sempre diverse per i Simultanei Open ed i con- alla 5ª coppia: 150 punti rossi testuali Simultanei Allievi. alla 6ª coppia: 120 punti rossi alla 7ª coppia: 100 punti rossi Le procedure per la realizzazione delle classifiche locali e per alla 8/10ª coppia: 75 punti rossi la trasmissione dei documenti per l’elaborazione delle classifiche alla 11/15ª coppia: 60 punti rossi nazionali sono allegate ai plichi inviati agli Enti partecipanti. Tali alla 16/20ª coppia: 50 punti rossi indicazioni vanno seguite scrupolosamente ad evitare la non alle restanti coppie in classifica: 20 punti rossi omologazione della gara. 2 mpegnato nell’ennesima Coppa vaccati sul divano di casa, alzare la tengono conto della vera natura del- Italia della mia carriera, mi do- vela e partire (novello Soldini) per l’uomo o tentano disperatamente (a I mandavo come mai si vedessero l’ombelico del mondo…? volte purtroppo con esiti positivi) di ai vertici così poche facce nuove. Mi sono appostato quindi al com- modificarla. Sono decenni che incrocio le armi puter, con curiosità e grande corag- Mi sta bene tutto ma quando cerca- con gli stessi avversari: io conosco i gio e… non mi sono mai annoiato tan- no di farmi giocare a bridge in Inter- loro indirizzi e loro il mio numero di to. Pagine e pagine a rincorrersi una net con un compagno di Filadelfia e codice fiscale, io il loro rotolino e lo- sull’altra con monotona piattezza, due avversari di Singapore, insorgo. ro il mio gradino negativo. migliaia di dati e di spot pubblicitari Li voglio vedere quei due avversari Funziona poco la nostra didattica a obnubilarci il cervello (come se ne che mi chiamano uno slam su due oppure la scalata all’apice della pira- avessimo bisogno), un cammino fat- divisioni ed un’impasse: potrei anche mide è diventata quasi impossibile to di…vai qui…pigia lì…paga qui… insultarli o fargli compilare una sche- perché gli abissi sono incolmabili? torna lì…chi sei…come ti chiami…la dina per la domenica successiva! Eppure “bridge a scuola” e “scuola tua password, per favore…il tutto Ho corretto sulle bozze e sulla cia- bridge” dovrebbero favorire l’inseri- aspettando vanamente che accada nografica per ben tre volte il mio edi- mento dei nuovi tra i vecchi! qualcosa di effettivamente interes- toriale di Marzo: la frase originale “gli È certo che, ripensando ai corsi che sante. italiani, un popolo di navigatori, poe- tenevo ieri e l’altro ieri (l’altro ieri è Nonostante colga nell’informatica ti e inventori di sistemi dichiarativi, in- purtroppo lontano ormai anni luce) e in genere un innegabile vantaggio somma un popolo di maledetti in- quelli che mi vedono alla lavagna og- per chi la voglia utilizzare o per co- dividualisti” si era tramutato in “gli gi, colgo una grande diversità nella noscenza o per lavoro, resto perples- italiani, un popolo di navigatori, poe- massa discente. so quando diventa (e lo è per moltis- ti e inventori di sistemi dichiarativi, La gente è in genere più distratta, simi, soprattutto giovani) occasione insomma un popolo di maledetti”. distaccata, svagata come se avesse di svago e di hobby. Il moderno svi- Immagino che la frase abbia fatto perso, nel frattempo, spessore e con- luppo ci ha sottratto (spesso a nostra giustamente inorridire i più, ma non tinuità intellettuale; ha poca voglia di insaputa) piaceri una volta ritenuti vi- c’è stato purtroppo nulla da fare. No- fare gruppo, attiva interessi poco tali: telefoniamo al 166 anziché invi- nostante i ripetuti avvertimenti il pro- specifici e per lo più superficiali, col- tare a cena quell’antica amica cui te- to non ha voluto sentir ragioni; forse tiva rapporti incostanti e quasi mai nevamo tanto, mandiamo un’E-mail è lui l’esterofilo. duraturi. e non palpiamo più quella penna che Credo che il mondo ci abbia cam- aveva con noi un sottile e gradevole Un caro saluto ad un amico che biati (è cambiato lui, il mondo, e noi rapporto fisico, guardiamo inebetiti non sento da tempo e che mi ha co- di conseguenza) negli ultimi vent’an- in T.V.
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