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Juni 2009 • 58 6 2009 OFFIZIELLES NACHRICHTE N BLATT DES DEUTSCHE N BRIDGE -VERBA N DES E.V. MAGAZIN BRIDGE MAGAZIN ISSN 1617-4178 Juni 2009 • 58. Jahrgang Der große Bundesligareport 2009 4. Sieg in Folge für die Bamberger Reiter Durchmarsch Im 4. Versuch Karlsruhe II gewinnt im Süden Aachen steigt auf! DBV-Geschäftsstelle Augustinusstraße 9b 50226 Frechen-Königsdorf Offizielles Unterrichts- Telefon: 02234/60009-0 Fax: 02234/60009-20 E-Mail: info@bridge-verband.de material des DBV www.bridge-verband.de 18,00 18,00 18,00 Schlüssel zum Schlüssel zum Schlüssel zum besseren Bridge,Bd. 1 besseren Bridge,Bd. 2 besseren Bridge,Bd. 3 Gegenreizung – AktiveReizung – KompetitiveReizung – mit Erfolg mit Erfolg mit Erfolg ISBN 3-935485-47-0 ISBN 3-935485-46-3 ISBN 3-935485-48-7 Gegenreizung mit Erfolg ist die deutsche Übersetzung des In Band2der Reihe„Schlüssel zum besseren Bridge“ geben WieBand2behandelt auch Band3wichtigeTeilbereiche der französischen Standardwerks für die Gegenreizung. Das Michel Bessis und NorbertLébely Lösungen zu den Problemen, Wettbewerbsreizung. In diesem Band zeigen Bessis undLebély, Original wurde verfasst von den bekanntenBridgeprofessoren die entstehen, wenn der Gegner zwischenreizt.Sie erklären, welche Bedeutungdie verschiedenenWiedergebote des Eröffners Michel Bessis und NorbertLébely. Das Buch ist in hohem Maße wo das Bietsystem sich imVergleich zur ungestörten Reizung haben,wenn der Gegner interveniert hat. Siebeginnen mit den kompatibel mit„FORUMDPLUS–Die Gegenreizung“ und ändern muss.ImVordergrund steht dabei das ersteGebot des Ansagen des Eröffnersin derWiederbelebungsposition. bietet somit ambitioniertenBridgespielern eine willkom- Antwortenden. Bei dem Schwerpunktthema der Negativkon- Im zweitenTeildiskutieren Siedie Ansagen des Eröffners, wenn mene Ergänzungslektürezum besserenVerständnis der Regeln tras erweitert sich der Fokus auch auf dasWiedergebot des der Antwortendedas letzteGebotabgegebenhat.Weitergehtes und Konventionen für die Gegenreizung. Eröffners. mit einer ausführlichen Erklärungvon EröffnersGeboten, wenn der zweiteGegnerals Letztergereizt hat. Hierbei machen dieAutoren Zahlreiche Übungen vermitteln dem Lernenden die nötige EineVielzahl vonBeispielen und praktischen Übungen sowie nachdrücklich klar, wie der freiwilligeCharakter desWiederge- Praxis,um das Instrumentarium auch liveamBridgetisch übersichtliche Zusammenfassungen an jedem Kapitelende botesEinfluss auf dieBedeutung des Geboteshat. sicher anwenden zu können. erleichtern dem Lernenden das Aufnehmen des anspruchs- DerletzteTeil des Buches widmetsich der besonderen Situation, vollen Lehrstoffes. wenn der Gegner auf eine konventionelle Antwortintervenierthat (Drury,Transfer, Stayman). Bridge-Urlaub im Harz: Hotel Hahnenkleer Hof in Hahnenklee (Nähe Goslar) in der Zeit vom 12. bis 26. Juli 2009 Der Hahnenkleer Hof zeichnet sich durch seine persönliche Fürsorge aus. Die Lage ist beson- ders auch für ältere Menschen sehr bequem, das Klima der Hochebene sehr verträglich. Unterricht, praktische Spielübungen sowie mindestens ein Turnier fi nden täglich statt. 19. Oktober bis 2. November 2009 Preise und Leistungen für die Zeit vom 12. Juli bis 26. Juli 2009: Unterbringung in der gewünschten Kategorie mit Frühstück und Halbpension, Begrüßungs- Der Sarigerme Park – eine in sich abgeschlossene Ferienlandschaft, di- cocktail, Abschiedsveranstaltung, sämtliche Bridgearrangements, Kurtaxe rekt am Meer gelegen – liegt in der westlichen Südtürkei, nur 20 km vom im Doppelzimmer pro Person � 1.050,– im Einzelzimmer � 1.050,– Flughafen Dalaman entfernt. Doppelzimmer zur Einzelbenutzung � 1.190,– Alle Zimmer sind großzügige Doppelzimmer, Badezimmer mit Dusche Natürlich können Sie an der Reise auch für eine Teilzeit teilnehmen. und Fön, Balkon oder Terrasse, Telefon, TV, Radio, Minibar, Safe. Bridge-Reise auf die Halbinsel Kassandra (Griechenland) Das umfangreiche Bridgeprogramm umfasst theoretischen Unterricht in das und zwei Turniere. Hotel SANI BEACH in der Zeit vom 1. bis 15. Oktober 2009 Die Ferienanlage mit Blick zum „Olymp“ wird von zwei Seiten vom Meer mit Sandstrand eingefasst, Reisetage, Preise und Leistungen: verfügt über eine Marina, Lokale und Läden sowie kilometerlange Wandermöglichkeiten durch ein Vogelschutzgebiet. Anreise: 19. bzw. 26. Oktober – Abreise: 2. November 2009 Das „all-inclusive“-Arrangement beinhaltet Frühstück, Mittag- und Abendessen mit Tischgetränken, zwischendurch Snacks bzw. Kaffee, Tee und Kuchen am Nachmittag, Softdrinks, inländische alkoho- Grundpreis bei Abfl ug von/nach München und Unterbringung im lische Getränke und den Service im Bridgeraum. Doppelzimmer mit dem hervorragenden „All-inclusiv-Arrangement“: Das Bridgeprogramm umfasst täglich (außer an Ausfl ugstagen) Bridge-Unterricht und jeweils ein Turnier. 14 Tage im Doppelzimmer � 1.388,– / 7 Tage (im DZ) � 919,– Unser aktuelles „all-inclusive“-Angebot von � 1.264,– beinhaltet: Flug nach Thessaloniki ab Flughafen München, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt oder Stuttgart (Berlin, Köln Zuschlag für Doppelzimmer zur Einzelbenutzung � 5,–/pro Tag und Hannover + � 50,–, weitere Abfl üge auf Anfrage), auf Wunsch Zug zum Flug (in Deutschland), bequemer und schneller Transfer im PKW oder Kleinbus vom Flughafen zum Hotel und zurück, Flüge von Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Hannover und Stuttgart plus � 30,– Auf- 14 Tage Unterbringung im Doppelzimmer (Gartenblick) mit „Alles-inklusive-Verpfl egung, Bridgebe- schlag, Köln, Nürnberg und Hamburg plus � 80,– Aufschlag. treuung inkl. Masterpunkte des DBV Doppelzimmer mit Meerblick � 1.348,– Doppelzimmer zur Einzelbenutzung mit Meerblick � 1.530,– Weitere Flughäfen bzw. Daten auf Anfrage. Die Zuschläge richten sich Gerne bieten wir Ihnen die Reise auch für einen 7-tägigen Aufenthalt zu einem Grund von nach den Buchungsdaten, teils sehr hoch wegen der betreffenden Feri- � 872,– an, je nach Flugmöglichkeit ist auch eine beliebige Reisedauer buchbar. Preis auf An- enzeiten – daher frühe Buchung empfehlenswert ! frage. Dieser Preis schließt ein: Flug, auf Wunsch Zug zum Flug, Transfer mit 5HPLV5HLVHQ*PE+ – Kareen Schroeder unserem besonderen Gepäckservice zum Hotel, Hotelaufenthalt ent- Galileistraße 21 • 65193 WIESBADEN sprechend Ihrer Buchung mit „Alles-inklusive-Arrangement“, sämtliche Telefon: 06 11/52 48 48 • Fax: 06 11/5 17 08 Bridge-Arrangements und gesellschaftliche Veranstaltungen sowie die E-Mail: bridge.schroeder@t-online.de persönliche Reisebetreuung durch die Familie Schroeder. Weitere Informationen fi nden Sie unter www.sbridge.de Editorial / Inhalt DBV-Nachrichten Technik Basis Turnierkalender 2 Captain´s Choice 24 Der DBV wird 60 Jahre 3Einsteiger-Ecke 25 Kurse! 4 Einsteiger-Ecke, Lösungen 26 Der DBV gratuliert 4 Technik Titelstory Bridge mit Eddie Kantar 27 Bridge mit Eddie Kantar, Lösungen 28 Liebe Leser, zahlreiche fleißige Helfer waren tätig, Spieltechnik für Fortgeschrittene 29 damit der Challenger Cup zu einem Er­ folg wurde, darunter auch die Autoren, Spieltechnik für Fortgeschrittene, die die vielen gespielten Hände analy­ Lösungen 30 sierten und in den Begleitheftchen kom­ mentierten. Diese Heftchen wiederum Entscheidungen Fragen an den kleinen Turnierleiter 31 haben die Redaktion dazu angeregt, 1. Bundesliga, letzter Spieltag 5 einige Probleme daraus unseren Exper­ Unser Forum 33 ten im Expertenquiz vorzulegen. Wenn Sie also beim Challenger Cup mitge­ Bidding Challenge 35 spielt haben, können Sie im Experten­ Sport Bidding Challenge, Westhände 28 quiz wertvolle Hinweise zur Verarbei­ Durchgereicht tung eventuell aufgetretener Reizpan­ Bidding Challenge, Osthände 33 nen finden oder sich damit trösten, dass 2. Bundesliga Süd, letzter Spieltag 10 auch so mancher Experte an den Prob­ Expertenquiz 38 lemhänden gescheitert wäre. Die Kom­ Im vierten Anlauf! mentare dazu stammen aus der Feder 2. Bundesliga Nord, von Helmut Häusler. letzter Spieltag 16 Unterhaltung Weiterhin finden Sie in diesem Heft eine neue Rubrik mit dem vielsagenden Na­ Endstand der Bundesligen Sommerpreisrätsel 43 men „Einsteiger­Ecke“, in der die noch und Butler-Wertung 19 nicht so erfahrenen Bridgespieler Reiz­ und Spielprobleme lösen können – viel­ Gesellschaft leicht findet ja auch der eine oder ande­ re „alte Hase“ seinen Spaß dabei. Für die Jubiläen und Turniere 44 erfahrenen Knobelfreunde hat Dr. Au­ hagen in seinem Sommerpreisrätsel wieder einige verzwickte Bridgeprob­ Regionales leme zusammengestellt. Viel Vergnügen bei der Lektüre der Juni­ Ergebnisse der Regionalligen 46 Ausgabe wünscht Ihnen 2. König-Ludwig-Cup 2009 in Bad Griesbach 20 Ihr Vorschau Träume aus der 70er Jahren St. Moritz 2009, Teil 2 21 24. Bonn Nations Cup Offene Deutsche Team-Meisterschaft Cavendish Invitational 2009 22 Live im Internet 48 Roy René 23 Impressum 48 Juni 2009 1 Turnierkalender 2009 n JUNI n AUGUST 5.–7. 6. Kassel: Offene Deutsche Teammeisterschaft 15. 8. Goslar (Siehe BM 4/09 U2) 15. 8. Koblenz: Kneipen-Paarturnier 6. 6. Dresden: Feldschlößchen Bridgeturnier 24. 8. 38. Lübecker Paarmeisterschaft 25.–30. 8. Timmendorfer Strand: Ostsee-Bridgewoche 7.–14. 6. Wyk/Föhr: 11. Deutsches Bridgefestival (Siehe BM 2/09 S. 41) (Siehe BM 4/09 U3) 8.–10. 6. Leipzig: 9. Deutscher Seniorentag n SEPTEMBER 11. 6. ­Münster: 30. Münsteraner Mixed-Meister- 5. 9. Papenburg schaften (Siehe BM 5/09 S. 25) 6. 9. Jülich: 11. Offene Jülicher Paarmeisterschaft 12.–14. 6. Burghausen: 7. Damen-Bridge-Turnier 12.–14. 9. Bielefeld Cup 13. 6. Mosbach: Badische Team-Meisterschaft 19.–20. 9. Hannover/Döttingen: DBV-Vereinspokal, (Anzeige auf S. 37) 1/8- und 1/4-Finale 14. 6. Mosbach: Badische Paar-Meisterschaft
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