Sous le Haut Patronage de SAS le Prince Albert II de Monaco MONACO WELCOMES THE CAVENDISH VI

C I A V V E H N D I S 3 - 8 FEBRUARY 2019

DDailyaily BBulletinulletin Vincent Labbé, Coordinator, Editor www.cavendish.bridgemonaco.com Francesca Canali, Layout & Social Media Editor, Photographer www.facebook.com/cavendishmonaco/ Liz Wright, Reviewer @CavendishMonaco

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th 2019 Issue No 2 THE DAY OF THE WARRIORS

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Results & Butler Ranking Antonio Riccardi monitors the tournament p. 2 -3 At the end of the first day, the Warriors took the lead. Three Israelis (Alon Spicy Appetizer p. 4 Birman, Amir Levin, Josef Roll) and a Hungarian (Gabor Winkler) capitalized nearly 46 points in three matches. Close on their heels are the French team Vinciguerra Kingdom of the Outlands p. 4 (Cédric Lorenzini, Jérôme Rombaut, Philippe Soulet and Hervé Vinciguerra) and the formation of Juan Carlos Ventin (with the Swedish stars Fredrik Nystrom, Betwin Ola & Mikael Rimstedt p. 5 Johan Upmark, Frederic Wang, and the Portuguese Antonio Palma). Three favorite teams got off with a bad start: Lavazza (14th), Mahmood (20th) and Pepsi closing the Lorenzini: Rambo Warrior p. 6 march. They have four matches left today to make a comeback.

Cavendish Teams: Hall of Fame p. 7 BBO MATCHES — ROUND 1 SCHEDULE TODAY WARRIORS - VINCIGUERRA VENTIN - TEAM K1  10.00 14 boards  14.00 14 boards  16.15 14 boards PLEASE HELP OUR GREAT BBO SCORERS  18.30 14 boards FOR THE SHOW, SHOW YOUR CARDS! BBO will broadcast two THE BETTER THE DIALOGUE, THE BETTER THE RESULT! matches from every round Cavendish VI Monaco, 3rd-8th February 2019

CAVENDISH TEAMS - RESULTS

ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 im impspsp v vpspsp im impspsp v vpspsp im impspsp v vpspsp LaLavazzavazza 18 110.0000.00 ZiZimmermannmmermann 3300 1515.26.226 ZiZimmermannmmermann 2211 44. 4.5454 VyVytastas 18 110.0000.00 TeTeamam KK11 10 4 4.74.774 WaWarriorsrriors 4422 1515.46.446 SoSSouthuth SwSSwedenedden 2424 10.9710.997 MoMMoranran 7 55.5.1515 ViVVinciguerranciguerra 51 18.29188.29 MuMussosso 21 99.03.003 WaWarriorsrriors 2255 1414.85.885 VyVytastas 12 11.71.771 PePPepsipsi LightLiL ghht 44 9.349.334 TwTTwinin OaksOakks 26 10.33100.33 GaGGassss 1166 33.3.6262 ErEraa 466 110.6600.66 VeVentinntin 2525 9.6799.67 TeTeameama KK11 42 1 16.3866.38 TeTTeamam KK11 59 1 18.9888.98 ViVinciguerrancigi uerra 32 13.48133.48 MaMMadnessdnd ess 38 99.34.334 GoGolfarellilfarelli 1414 1.0211.02 SoSouthuth SwSwedeneden 2 200 66.6.5252 TwTwinin OaksOaks 40 1 10.6600.66 VeVVentinnttini 2828 11.5811.558 BlBlackack 21 8.728.772 ErEEraa 32 115.6655.66 MaMadnessdness 23 88.42.442 ErEraa 25 111.2811.28 LaLavazzavazza 10 44.34.334 ZiZimmermannmmermann 5533 1919.65.665 LaLLavazzavazza 42 111.8711.87 VeVVentinnttini 5959 20.0020.000 RoRosenthalsenthal 1 00.0.3535 PePepsipsp i LightLighg t 36 8.138.113 GoGolfarellilfarelli 1 0.000.000 RuRRussiassiai OpenOpen 28 4 4.15.115 VyVVytastat s 26 114.1944.19 MoMMoranran 12 00.53.553 MoMoranran 51 115.8555.85 HuHurdrd 1111 55.5.8181 BlBlackack 62 19.47199.47 HuHHurdrdd 2255 99.9.3434 MuMMussosso 23 33.45.445 SoSSouthutth SwSSwedenedden 2626 15.8515.885 BlBlackack 27 10.66100.66 GaGassss 5500 1616.55.555 PePepsipsp i LightLighg t 3 4.1544.15 MaMMahmoodhmh ood 1155 88.8.1313 MaMMadnessdnd ess 33 114.6444.64 HuHHurdrdd 7788 2020.00.000 TwTwinin OaksOaks 21 1 11.8711.87 MaMahmoodhmood 16 55.36.336 PePepsipsp i 5 0.0000.00 ViVVinciguerrancigi uerra 4646 11.5811.558 PePPepsipsi 26 10.00100.00 RuRRussiassiai OpenOpen 44 1 13.7233.72 GaGassss 4411 88.8.4242 RuRussiassia OOpenpep n 26 1 10.0000.00 MaMahmoodhmood 31 66.28.228 PePPepsipsi 2020 4.3444.34 GoGGolfarellilfarellli 6666 20.0020.000 MuMMussosso 39 22.66.666 WaWarriorsrriors 4422 1515.66.666 RoRosenthalsenthal 9 00.0.0000 RoRosenthalsenthal 71 17.34177.34

RANKING AFTER ROUND 3

1 Warriors 45.97 WINKLER, LEVIN, BIRMAN, ROLL 2 Vinciguerra 43.35 VINCIGUERRA, ROMBAUT, LORENZINI, SOULET 3 Ventin 41.25 VENTIN, UPMARK, PALMA, NYSTROM, WRANG 4 Team K1 40.10 NANEV, STEFANOV, MIHOV, ZAHARIEV 5 Zimmermann 39.45 ZIMMERMANN, LAURIA, GAWRYS, MULTON, VERSACE, KLUKOWSKI 6 Black 38.85 BLACK, HALLBERG, McINTOSH, BERTHEAU, PATTERSON, KING 7 Era 37.60 BRENNER, KNAP, ARLOVIC, VILLAS-BOAS, WASIK, VAINIKONIS 8 Hurd 35.15 HURD, O. RIMSTEDT, M. RIMSTEDT, DEMUY 9 South Sweden 33.34 APTEKER, MORATH, GOWER, BJERREGARD 10 Twin Oaks 32.86 MAARI, HESHMAT, ROHOWSKY, FOUAD, YASSA, DELIMPALTADAKIS 11 Madness 32.40 LUND MADSEN, F. HELNESS, EDGTTON, ANDRESEN 12 Gass 28.59 ANDERSSON, HULT, STOKKA, EKENBERG 13 Russia Open 27.87 KHIUPPENEN, MATUSHKO, ORLOV, KHOKHLOV, RUDAKOV 14 Lavazza 26.21 BOCCHI, G. DUBOIN, DONATI, MADALA, SEMENTA, BILDE, ORTENSI, LAVAZZA 15 Vytas 25.90 V. VAINIKONIS, SKRZYPCZAK, JASSEM, OLANSKI, GIERULSKI, ZATORSKI 16 Pepsi Light 21.62 DIKHNOVA, PONOMAREVA, GULEVICH, KRASNOSSELSKI, DUBININ, GROMOV 17 Moran 21.53 HANLON, MORAN, CARROLL, MacAONGHUSA 18 Golfarelli 21.02 GOLFARELLI, DELLE CAVE, FRANCHI, MONTANARI 19 Mahmood 19.77 MAHMOOD, MECKSTROTH, GOLD, T, BESSIS 20 Rosenthal 17.69 ROSENTHAL, GREEN, E. ASSARAF, O. ASSARAF, NAQVI 21 Musso 15.14 MUSSO, GUERMANI, REVIGLIO, MINERO, MANTINEO, E. DUBOIN 22 Pepsi 14.34 SACR, PSZCZOLA, MARTENS, EIDI, FILIPOWICZ, VROUSTIS

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BUTLER RANKING

Points boards Name Points boards Name 1 1.86 14 Yassa Karim 54 -0.11 28 Donati Giovanni 2 1.72 28 Zimmermann Pierre 55 -0.15 28 Sakr May 3 1.72 28 Multon Franck 56 -0.15 28 Pszczola Jacek 4 1.46 28 Black Andrew 57 -0.15 28 Hallberg Gunnar 5 1.46 28 Bertheau Peter 58 -0.15 28 Patterson Derek 6 1.45 42 Stefanov Julian 59 -0.22 28 Matushko Georgy 7 1.45 42 Zahariev Zahari 60 -0.22 28 Khokhlov Jouri 8 1.17 42 Hurd John 61 -0.22 42 Helness Fredrik 9 1.17 42 Demuy Vincent 62 -0.22 42 Andresen Martin 10 0.96 28 Brenner Diego 63 -0.25 42 Golfarelli Vittorio 11 0.96 28 Villas-Boas Miguel 64 -0.25 42 Delle Cave Giuseppe 12 0.90 42 Ventin Juan Carlos 65 -0.25 42 Apteker Alon 13 0.90 42 Wrang Frederic 66 -0.25 42 Gower Craig 14 0.89 42 Levin Amir 67 -0.27 42 Nanev Ivan 15 0.89 42 Roll Josef 68 -0.27 42 Mihov Vladimir 16 0.85 28 Assaraf Ory 69 -0.29 42 Rohowsky Roland 17 0.81 42 Heshmat Mohamed 70 -0.29 42 Delimpaltadakis Nikos 18 0.70 42 Vinciguerra Herve 71 -0.31 42 Andersson Gunnar 19 0.70 42 Soulet Philippe 72 -0.31 42 Stokka Adam 20 0.63 42 Winkler Gabor 73 -0.33 28 Vainikonis Vytautas 21 0.63 42 Birman Alon 74 -0.33 28 Olanski Woycech 22 0.62 42 Guermani Paolo 75 -0.38 42 Assaraf Eran 23 0.62 42 Mantineo Emanuele 76 -0.43 42 Moran Mark 24 0.60 42 Upmark Johan 77 -0.43 42 Macaonghusa Donal 25 0.60 42 Nystrom Frederik 78 -0.48 42 Hanlon Tom 26 0.58 28 Orlov Sergey 79 -0.48 42 Carroll John 27 0.58 28 Rudakov Evgueni 80 -0.51 28 Lauria Lorenzo 28 0.57 28 Knap Andrzej 81 -0.51 28 Versace Alfredo 29 0.57 28 Wasik Arturo 82 -0.58 28 Madala Agustin 30 0.55 28 McIntosh Andrew 83 -0.58 28 Bilde Dennis 31 0.55 28 King Phil 84 -0.65 42 Montanari Matteo 32 0.51 28 Gawrys Piotr 85 -0.65 42 Franchi Arrigo 33 0.51 28 Klukowski Michal 86 -0.70 14 Dikhnova Tatiana 34 0.49 42 Rombaut Jerome 87 -0.70 14 Krasnoselskiy Mikhail 35 0.49 42 Lorenzini Cedric 88 -0.74 28 Vainikonis Erikas 36 0.47 28 Skrzypczak Jerzy 89 -0.74 28 Arlovich Andrey 37 0.47 28 Gierulski Boguslaw 90 -0.89 28 Jassem Krzysztof 38 0.47 42 Morath Anders 91 -0.89 28 Zatorski Piotr 39 0.47 42 Bjerregard Sven-ake 92 -0.96 28 Khiuppenen Yury 40 0.31 28 Bocchi Norberto 93 -0.96 28 Kholomeev Vadim 41 0.31 28 Sementa Antonio 94 -1.07 28 Ponomareva Tatiana 42 0.29 42 Hult Simon 95 -1.07 28 Dubinin Alexander 43 0.29 42 Ekenberg Simon 96 -1.11 42 Mahmood Zia 44 0.29 28 Maari Remi 97 -1.11 42 Gold David 45 0.22 42 Gulevich Anna 98 -1.51 28 Naqvi Waseem 46 0.22 42 Gromov Andrey 99 -1.59 28 Martens Krzysztof 47 0.20 42 Rimstedt Mikael 100 -1.59 28 Filipowicz Dominic 48 0.20 42 Rimstedt Ola 101 -1.72 28 Green Marcia 49 0.20 42 Meckstroth Jeff 102 -1.79 28 Eidi Michel 50 0.20 42 Bessis Thomas 103 -1.79 28 Vroustis Vassilis 51 0.17 42 Lund Madsen Christina 104 -1.95 42 Musso Piercarlo 52 0.17 42 Edgtton Nabil 105 -1.95 42 Reviglio Piero 53 -0.11 28 Duboin Giorgio 106 -2.11 42 Rosenthal Lee

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SPICY APPETIZER by Vincent Labbé

Board 1. Dealer North. None Vul. This is the very first deal of the 2019 Cavendish [ J 9 8 6 5 4 edition… How many pairs were able to detect the ] J laydown grand slam? { Q 7 4 3 4 out 22. Gass (against the all-French team } 10 2 Vinciguerra, after this accelerating auction: 2{ [ A K Q 7 [ - multi by North, 2] by South, 6] by West, 7]! by ] A K Q 10 9 5 4 2 ] 8 6 East), Warriors (against Pepsi), Era (against Pepsi { J { A 10 9 8 2 Light) and Russian Open (against Pepsi Lemon… } - } J 9 8 7 4 3 uh, sorry, Moran). The last two played the contract [ 10 3 2 redoubled: 2240. A spicy starter, isn’t it?! ] 7 3 Wait a minute. It became downright crazy with { K 6 5 Madness. At this table, the Ventin team ventured to } A K Q 6 5 7 No-Trump, doubled. North led the 4 of diamond. Only one down… At the other table, Madness played 6 Hearts doubled (+1). What a terrible/ terrific start… depending on the side!

KINGDOM OF THE OUTLANDS by Vincent Labbé

We are in the match Lavazza vs Vytas (first round). West led Here comes a “high level” board. At most tables, the ace of East-West pushed their opponents to 5 Spades. hearts and, Giovanni Donati did not need to be pushed! expecting to make another [ K 10 8 3 heart and ] Q 8 not a club, { A K J 8 6 3 continued } 2 hearts. [ - [ 7 5 4 Donati ] A K 3 2 ] J 10 9 6 5 4 ruffed { 9 7 5 { Q 10 and soon } K 9 8 6 5 4 } A J discovered [ A Q J 9 6 2 that West ] 7 was void in Giovanni Donati { 4 2 spades. } Q 10 7 3 After the double of 4} by RHO and the subsequent 5} by LHO, the young Italian thought the clubs were 4-6. West North East South So, he vizualized a 0-6-3-4 hand in West. When Jassem Duboin Gierulski Donati East furnished the 10 on the ace of diamonds and — 1{ Pass 2[ when West did not play the 9 on the second round, Pass 4} Dble Pass Donati called the king from dummy. 6 Spades made! 5} 5[ Pass 6[! Success is not an issue… All pass

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BETWIN OLA AND MIKAEL RIMSTEDT by Vincent Labbé

They are young, so young. Born in Halmstad, Klukowski at the highest level? August 7, 1995. But already fulltime professionals. Support from our family but also great coaches and And above all, our Swedish twins are the reigning captains provided us much help throughout our junior world pairs champions (winning this coveted title career. We will be grateful forever because they paved in Orlando, October 2018). How is this possible? A the way to where we are today. first clue: they grew up in the most talented bridge family around the world: their parents Ann Rimstedt One expect you to play extremely “modern” and Magnus Eriksson, and their sisters Sandra and bridge... Cecilia, are also great champions. Ola and Mikael, It’s correct, we do play a very modern style in our inseparable twins (is it a pleonasm?), now live together bridge. At least how we understand it. But many might in Stockholm. disagree with our views…

At what age did you start to play bridge and And you seem to favor sound systems... who taught you the game? Yes. We think that strong club or big club is not modern We took our first steps at the age of five. Our sisters style and has lost much of its efficiency. Sandra and Cecilia taught us the basics. Which champions do you take your inspiration Who is the best player of the family? from? Sorry, you will have to ask somebodyy else, we are not No championsp in specific.p We take a different inspiration competitive among us. Ratherather ssupportive!upportive! fromfrom eeverybody!verybody! As ffarar aas our system is concerned, it’s typicaltypical ItalianItalian anandd DuDutchtch iinspiration. Bridge has a reputationation forfor bebeinging a ga gameme of experience. How ddoo yoyouu As twins,twins, araree yoyouu constantly on the same explain the emergencence of wavelenghtwavelenght oror is iit an old “cliché”? very young players likeke yoyou,u, Often.Often. NNotot aalways. We have been growing Giovanni Donati or MMichalichal upup withwith theth same kind of bridge from our

5 Cavendish VI Monaco, 3rd-8th February 2019 youngest age, which simplifies it whenever there might Many bridge players like golf, and you are no be any doubts. exception to the rule. What are the similarities between these two games? Are you “mirror” twins or is there a leader among Both games are very social. You do things in a slow your pair? pace where the social part plays a role. Bridge players and The only leader in anything is that Ola is in charge of the golfers want to have a good time without stress! system, 100%. For the rest, we do everything together, on an equal footing. What are your preferred countries to play bridge and your preferred tournaments? What’s the main differences between Juniors and USA. Terrible system for things like online scoring, but Open competitions? the tournaments are great and what’s better than a huge Bridge in the Open category is more mature. Much more challenge? Obviously, tournaments like European and experience, which won’t let you slip away with anything. World Championships are just as good. Like an annual You can’t expect to get much for free, while the juniors go rendez-vous for the greatest bridge players in the world! a bit crazier and not always fully understand when certain things work better! Two tips for the average player in order to become a better competitor? Any regrets of your Junior days at the table? 1. Play with better players and against better players. For We had a blast during our entire junior career! sure, that will help you improve your bridge in the long run. 2. If you are ready to get into technical parts of the game, What do you cherish in a partnership and what to be on your absolute toes at all times, try reading books. attitude do you dislike? Many books also bring a great story. Humility and understanding. Most of the time, your partner is doing his/her absolute best. Barking or criticizing Thanks for your answers. won’t help.

LORENZINI: RAMBO WARRIOR by Vincent Labbé

In your club, nobody will prevent you from playing a West North East South relaxed 4 Hearts with the East-West hands. Olanski Rombaut V. Vainikonis Lorenzini — — — 2} [ A Q 9 4 Pass 2SA 3} Pass ] K 8 7 3] 4{ 4] 4[ { A 9 6 4 Dble All pass } 7 3 [ K 10 8 2 [ 3 2} is week with diamonds ] A J 10 9 4 ] Q 5 3 2 or game forcing. 2SA is { 10 { K Q positive. On 3], Rombaut } J 10 2 } A K Q 8 5 4 competes in Diamonds and [ J 7 6 5 on 4], Lorenzini propose ] 6 the contract of 4 Spades. { J 8 7 5 3 2 On the lead of the Jack of } 9 6 club, the play goes Queen of club, King of club, 2 of heart But we are at the Cavendish and results on this deal to the Ace, 10 of diamond demonstrate the fierce competition that takes places to the Ace, diamond to the there. Only twelve West (or East) will be allowed to play 4 king, Queen of heart ruffed, Hearts. Among the other ten results, there will be several 5 Jack of spade, King and Ace, Diamonds doubled and 5 Hearts one down. The contract of King of heart ruffed (!), 7 of 4 Spades will be played just once. Let’s see Cédric Lorenzini spades to the 9, Queen of in action, not vulnerable and invulnerable. spades and Diamonds. Two down. 8 imps, when in the other room 4 Hearts was Cédric Lorenzini easily won. Tough guy!

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CAVENDISH TEAMS - HALL OF FAME

1983 David Berkowitz, Harold Lilie, John Solodar, Bart Bramley, Rich Friesner 1984 Paul Marston, Steve Burgess, Brian Glubok, Edgar Kaplan, George Berger 1985 Michael Becker, Ron Rubin, Mike Lawrence, Peter Weichsel, David Berkowitz, Harold Lilie 1986 Matt Granovetter, Michael Rosenberg, Pamela Granovetter, Jimmy Cayne, Zia Mahmood 1987 Joel Friedberg, Ethan Stein, Neil Chambers, John Schermer 1988 Cliff Russell, Larry T. Cohen, Dan Rotman, Brian Glubok, Marty Bergen, Larry N. Cohen 1989 Tom Smith, Henry Meyer IV, George Tornay, Saul Bronstein, John Solodar, John Roberts 1990 Paul Marston, Steve Burgess, Kit Woolsey, Ed Manfield 1991 David Birman and others 1992 Russ Ekeblad, Sheila Ekeblad, Barry Goren, Peter Weichsel 1993 Edgar Kaplan, Nick Nickell, Debbie Zuckerberg, Michael Rosenberg, Brian Glubok, Matt Granovetter 1994 Rita Shugart, Bobby Goldman, David Berkowitz, Larry N. Cohen 1995 Sam Lev, Michael Polowan, Piotr Gawrys, Krzysztof Lasocki 1996 Andrea Buratti, Massimo Lanzarotti, Lorenzo Lauria, Alfredo Versace; Carlo Mosca (npc) 1997 Andrea Buratti, Massimo Lanzarotti, Lorenzo Lauria, Alfredo Versace 1998 Jan van Cleeff, Jan Jansma, Bauke Muller, Wubbo de Boer 1999 Steve Weinstein, Bobby Levin, Chip Martel, Lew Stansby 2000 Perry Johnson, Jeff Meckstroth, Eric Rodwell, Geoff Hampson, Eric Greco 2001 Roy Welland, Björn Fallenius, Brad Moss, Fred Gitelman, Howard Weinstein, Steve Garner 2002 Bob Blanchard, Sam Lev, Piotr Gawrys, Krzysztof Jassem 2003 Perry Johnson, Jeff Meckstroth, Eric Rodwell, Geoff Hampson, Eric Greco 2004 Charles Wigoder, Gunnar Hallberg, Michael Cornell, Ryszard Jedrychowski 2005 Roy Welland, Björn Fallenius, Bobby Levin, Steve Weinstein 2006 Wafik Abdou, Connie Goldberg, Steve Landen, Pratap Rajadhyaksha 2007 Gaylor Kasle, John Diamond, Drew Casen, Jim Krekorian, John Schermer, Neil Chambers 2008 Lou Ann O'Rourke, Marc Jacobus, Geoff Hampson, Eric Rodwell, Bobby Levin, Steve Weinstein 2009 Jim Mahaffey, Mike Passell, Sam Lev, Jacek Pszczoła, Jack Zhao, Zhong Fu 2010 Pierre Zimmermann, Franck Multon, Michel Bessis, Thomas Bessis, Geir Helgemo, Tor Helness 2011 Lou Ann O’Rourke, Marc Jacobus, Geoff Hampson, Eric Greco, Bobby Levin, Steve Weinstein 2012 Pierre Zimmermann, Fulvio Fantoni, Claudio Nunes, Geir Helgemo, Tor Helness, Franck Multon 2013 Marion Michelsen, Johann Upmark, Frederik Nystrom, Jan Kamras and Frederic Wrang 2014 Michel Eidi, Michel Bessis, Thomas Bessis, Vassili Vroustis 2015 Agnes Snellers, Joris van Lankveld, Berend van den Bos, Wubbo de Boer 2017 Vincent Demuy, John Hurd, Steve Weinstein, Zia Mahmood

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