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Bermuda Bowl Co-ordinator: Jean-Paul Meyer – Editor: Brent Manley – Assistant Editors: Mark Horton & Brian Senior Proof-Reader: Phillip Alder – Layout Editor: George Georgopoulos – Photographer: Ron Tacchi Issue No. 5 Thursday, 27 October 2005 THE BEAT GOES ON USA1 v Poland on vugraph Three days remain in the qualifying rounds of the Bermuda in close pursuit. Bowl,Venice Cup and Seniors Bowl, meaning that the clock is In the Seniors Bowl, Indonesia took over the top qualifying ticking for teams with hopes of continuing to play when the spot after the previous leaders, the Netherlands, were knockout phases begin. thumped by USA1, 84-16. In the Bermuda Bowl, Italy maintained their stranglehold on At the halfway point of qualifying in the World Computer first place in the round-robin after 12 rounds of play – and the Bridge Championships,Wbridge5 (France) held a narrow lead Netherlands made a move with a dismantling of the USA2 over the defending champion, Jack (Netherlands). team that had been playing so well. The Americans held on to fourth place despite the 93-6 drubbing. VUGRAPH MATCHES In the Venice Cup, China's once-impressive lead – more than a match – had shrunk to barely more than 7 VPs,with France Bermuda Bowl – ROUND 13 – 10.00 Egypt v Italy Welcome, Venice Cup Bowl – ROUND 14 – 14.00 Marc Hodler (Boards 1-16) China v England The 9th World Bridge Championships bid welcome to Bermuda Bowl – ROUND 14 – 14.00 Marc Hodler, president of the WBF World Congress and (Boards 17-20) a life member of the International Olympic Committee. USA2 v New Zealand The former IOC Vice-President has been a dedicated fol- lower of high-level bridge play and a strong supporter of Bermuda Bowl – ROUND 15 – 17.30 the game. Japan v England 2005 WORLD BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIPS Estoril, Portugal PROGRAMME Bermuda Bowl Venice Cup Seniors Bowl ROUND 13 10.00 ROUND 13 10.00 ROUND 13 10.00 Table Home Team Visiting Team Table Home Team Visiting Team Table Home Team Visiting Team 1 NEW ZEALAND CHINA 12 ARGENTINA USA1 23 MOROCCO USA1 2 USA1 JORDAN 13 AUSTRIA BRAZIL 24 INDONESIA CANADA 3 JAPAN SWEDEN 14 GERMANY NEW ZEALAND 25 POLAND PAKISTAN 4 CANADA ENGLAND 15 PORTUGAL CHINA 26 BANGLADESH USA2 5 PORTUGAL RUSSIA 16 USA2 SINGAPORE 27 EGYPT PORTUGAL 6 NETHERLANDS BRAZIL 17 PAKISTAN ENGLAND 28 AUSTRALIA JAPAN 7 INDIA GUADELOUPE 18 FRANCE MOROCCO 29 DENMARK GUADELOUPE 8 AUSTRALIA POLAND 19 AUSTRALIA SWEDEN 30 BRAZIL FRANCE 9 EGYPT ITALY 20 JAPAN EGYPT 31 GERMANY NEW ZEALAND 10 CHINESE TAIPEI SOUTH AFRICA 21 NETHERLANDS CANADA 32 NETHERLANDS SWEDEN 11 USA2 ARGENTINA 22 INDIA VENEZUELA 33 ITALY ISRAEL ROUND 14 14.00 ROUND 14 14.00 ROUND 14 14.00 Table Home Team Visiting Team Table Home Team Visiting Team Table Home Team Visiting Team 1 JORDAN JAPAN 12 CHINA ENGLAND 23 USA2 JAPAN 2 SWEDEN CANADA 13 SINGAPORE PORTUGAL 24 PORTUGAL BANGLADESH 3 RUSSIA INDIA 14 USA2 PAKISTAN 25 EGYPT AUSTRALIA 4 BRAZIL PORTUGAL 15 JAPAN FRANCE 26 GERMANY DENMARK 5 GUADELOUPE NETHERLANDS 16 MOROCCO AUSTRALIA 27 GUADELOUPE BRAZIL 6 POLAND CHINESE TAIPEI 17 SWEDEN EGYPT 28 FRANCE NEW ZEALAND 7 AUSTRALIA EGYPT 18 VENEZUELA NETHERLANDS 29 ISRAEL NETHERLANDS 8 ITALY SOUTH AFRICA 19 CANADA INDIA 30 SWEDEN ITALY 9 USA2 NEW ZEALAND 20 USA1 GERMANY 31 USA1 POLAND 10 ARGENTINA CHINA 21 BRAZIL ARGENTINA 32 CANADA MOROCCO 11 ENGLAND USA1 22 NEW ZEALAND AUSTRIA 33 PAKISTAN INDONESIA ROUND 15 17.30 ROUND 15 17.30 ROUND 15 17.30 Table Home Team Visiting Team Table Home Team Visiting Team Table Home Team Visiting Team 1 NETHERLANDS RUSSIA 12 ARGENTINA NEW ZEALAND 23 MOROCCO PAKISTAN 2 INDIA BRAZIL 13 CHINA USA2 24 USA2 EGYPT 3 PORTUGAL GUADELOUPE 14 ENGLAND SINGAPORE 25 JAPAN PORTUGAL 4 POLAND ITALY 15 PORTUGAL PAKISTAN 26 BANGLADESH AUSTRALIA 5 EGYPT CHINESE TAIPEI 16 FRANCE SWEDEN 27 DENMARK FRANCE 6 SOUTH AFRICA AUSTRALIA 17 AUSTRALIA JAPAN 28 BRAZIL GERMANY 7 CHINA USA2 18 EGYPT MOROCCO 29 NEW ZEALAND GUADELOUPE 8 ARGENTINA NEW ZEALAND 19 NETHERLANDS INDIA 30 NETHERLANDS ITALY 9 USA1 SWEDEN 20 VENEZUELA CANADA 31 ISRAEL SWEDEN 10 JAPAN ENGLAND 21 AUSTRIA USA1 32 INDONESIA USA1 11 CANADA JORDAN 22 GERMANY BRAZIL 33 POLAND CANADA 2 22 October - 5 November 2005 2005 WORLD BRIDGE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS Bermuda Bowl ROUND 10 Ranking after 12 rounds Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs 1 GUADELOUPE USA 1 10 58 5 25 1 ITALY 238 2 EGYPT 210 2 RUSSIA JAPAN 45 90 6 24 3 ARGENTINA 207.5 3 BRAZIL CANADA 24 27 14 16 4 USA 2 202 4 JORDAN ITALY 43 93 5 25 5 USA 1 196 5 SWEDEN CHINESE TAIPEI 65 9 25 4 6 BRAZIL 195 6 AUSTRALIA ENGLAND 54 23 21 9 7 JAPAN 193 7 NETHERLANDS NEW ZEALAND 71 36 22 8 8 CANADA 192 8 INDIA USA 2 14 62 5 25 CHINA 192 9 CHINA PORTUGAL 44 47 14 16 10 PORTUGAL 187 10 POLAND ARGENTINA 23 78 4 25 11 NETHERLANDS 181 11 EGYPT SOUTH AFRICA 70 48 20 10 12 SWEDEN 179 AUSTRALIA 179 ROUND 11 14 ENGLAND 178 Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs 15 INDIA 175 1 ITALY ENGLAND 39 27 17 13 16 NEW ZEALAND 171.5 17 RUSSIA 168 2 CHINESE TAIPEI JORDAN 32 3 21 9 18 CHINESE TAIPEI 162 3 SWEDEN AUSTRALIA 27 9 19 11 19 SOUTH AFRICA 146 4 CHINA NETHERLANDS 25 6 19 11 20 POLAND 135.5 5 NEW ZEALAND INDIA 23 41 11 19 21 GUADELOUPE 132 6 USA 2 PORTUGAL 41 17 20 10 22 JORDAN 106 7 SOUTH AFRICA POLAND 42 42 15 15 8 ARGENTINA EGYPT 64 23 23 7 9 USA 1 BRAZIL 26 8 19 11 Contents 10 JAPAN GUADELOUPE 38 19 19 11 11 CANADA RUSSIA 22 15 16 14 Bermuda Bowl,Venice Cup, Seniors Bowl Programme 2 Bermuda Bowl Results . 3 ROUND 12 Venice Cup Results . 4 Seniors Bowl Results . 5 Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs Bermuda Bowl – Round 7, Brazil v Australia . 6 1 GUADELOUPE CANADA 1 52 5 25 A One-off Winkle . 8 2 ITALY SWEDEN 59 53 16 14 Bermuda Bowl – Round 8, England v USA2 . 9 3 ENGLAND CHINESE TAIPEI 38 26 17 13 Venice Cup – Round 10, China v Argentina . 12 4 JORDAN AUSTRALIA 78 31 24 6 Bidding With Difficulty . 15 5 NETHERLANDS USA 2 93 6 25 0 2006 World Bridge Championships . 16 6 INDIA CHINA 61 34 21 9 7 PORTUGAL NEW ZEALAND 50 65 12 18 Championship Diary . 17 8 POLAND EGYPT 21 40 11 19 Bermuda Bowl & Venice Cup Butler Ranking . 18 9 SOUTH AFRICA ARGENTINA 55 48 16 14 Seniors Bowl Butler Ranking . 19 10 RUSSIA USA 1 48 32 18 12 WBF Women’s Committee Meeting . 19 11 BRAZIL JAPAN 43 41 15 15 Acknowledgments . 20 3 2005 WORLD BRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIPS Estoril, Portugal RESULTS Venice Cup ROUND 10 Ranking after 12 rounds Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs 12 FRANCE CANADA 62 31 22 8 1 CHINA 231.25 2 FRANCE 224 13 AUSTRALIA EGYPT 14 26 12 18 3 USA 1 216 14 USA 1 VENEZUELA 39 50 13 17 4 ENGLAND 209 15 BRAZIL NETHERLANDS 56 19 24 6 5 GERMANY 205 16 NEW ZEALAND INDIA 38 16 20 10 6 USA 2 203 17 CHINA ARGENTINA 84 12 25 0 7 BRAZIL 190 18 SINGAPORE AUSTRIA 45 36 17 13 8 CANADA 190 19 PAKISTAN GERMANY 8 90 0 25 9 NEW ZEALAND 185 20 PORTUGAL SWEDEN 7 12 14 16 10 SWEDEN 182 21 JAPAN USA 2 26 39 12 18 11 PORTUGAL 172 22 MOROCCO ENGLAND 37 45 13 17 12 VENEZUELA 170 13 NETHERLANDS 168.5 ROUND 11 14 JAPAN 167 Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs 15 AUSTRIA 166 12 CANADA AUSTRALIA 34 19 18 12 16 SINGAPORE 164 17 AUSTRALIA 153 13 INDIA USA 1 8 32 9 21 18 PAKISTAN 150.25 14 VENEZUELA BRAZIL 26 23 16 14 19 EGYPT 150 15 NETHERLANDS NEW ZEALAND 32 9 20 10 20 INDIA 148 16 GERMANY CHINA 40 23 19 11 21 MOROCCO 147 17 ARGENTINA SINGAPORE 22 20 15 15 22 ARGENTINA 131.5 18 AUSTRIA PAKISTAN 17 25 13 17 19 ENGLAND SWEDEN 37 17 20 10 20 USA 2 MOROCCO 54 14 24 6 21 EGYPT FRANCE 17 35 11 19 22 JAPAN PORTUGAL 44 22 20 10 ROUND 12 Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs 12 BRAZIL INDIA 49 23 19 9 13 NEW ZEALAND VENEZUELA 48 57 13 17 14 CHINA AUSTRIA 36 50 12 18 15 SINGAPORE GERMANY 10 57 4 25 16 PAKISTAN ARGENTINA 64 40 21 9 17 SWEDEN USA 2 18 22 14 16 18 ENGLAND JAPAN 49 21 22 8 19 MOROCCO PORTUGAL 15 7 17 13 20 FRANCE AUSTRALIA 66 14 25 4 21 EGYPT CANADA 27 57 8 22 22 USA 1 NETHERLANDS 84 16 25 1 4 22 October - 5 November 2005 2005 WORLD BRIDGE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS Seniors Bowl ROUND 10 Ranking after 12 rounds Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs 23 DENMARK SWEDEN 59 14 25 5 1 INDONESIA 230 2 NETHERLANDS 224 24 BRAZIL NEW ZEALAND 20 41 10 20 3 USA 1 218 25 USA 1 ISRAEL 50 16 23 7 4 DENMARK 211 26 CANADA NETHERLANDS 30 55 9 21 5 POLAND 209 27 PAKISTAN ITALY 10 41 8 22 6 FRANCE 207 28 USA 2 MOROCCO 55 21 23 7 7 SWEDEN 202 29 PORTUGAL INDONESIA 17 54 6 24 8 ISRAEL 188 30 AUSTRALIA POLAND 15 59 5 25 9 USA 2 186 31 BANGLADESH FRANCE 34 84 4 25 10 PORTUGAL 183 32 GERMANY EGYPT 28 41 12 18 AUSTRALIA 183 33 GUADELOUPE JAPAN 35 33 15 15 12 JAPAN 177 13 ITALY 176 ROUND 11 14 EGYPT 174 15 CANADA 168 Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs 16 GERMANY 164 23 SWEDEN BRAZIL 52 7 25 5 PAKISTAN 164 24 ITALY USA 1 15 37 8 20 18 BANGLADESH 154 25 ISRAEL CANADA 48 5 25 5 19 GUADELOUPE 149 26 NETHERLANDS PAKISTAN 25 10 18 12 20 MOROCCO 146 27 POLAND USA 2 33 16 19 11 21 NEW ZEALAND 123 28 MOROCCO PORTUGAL 7 33 9 21 22 BRAZIL 86 29 INDONESIA AUSTRALIA 22 28 14 16 30 JAPAN FRANCE 19 54 7 23 31 EGYPT GUADELOUPE 36 38 15 15 32 NEW ZEALAND DENMARK 16 42 9 21 33 GERMANY BANGLADESH 21 18 16 14 ROUND 12 Home Team Visiting Team IMPs VPs Transnational 23 CANADA ITALY 35 22 18 12 Mixed Teams 24 PAKISTAN ISRAEL 27 48 10 20 25 USA 2 INDONESIA 22 42 10 20 The organisation needs to know how many teams will be competing in the World Transnational Open Teams start- 26 PORTUGAL POLAND 55 47 17 13 ing on Monday.Teams from the round-robin phase of the 27 AUSTRALIA MOROCCO 64 17 25 4 Bermuda Bowl, Venice Cup and Seniors Bowl who are 28 FRANCE EGYPT 46 30 19 11 interested in competing in this event are requested to go 29 JAPAN GERMANY 39 25 18 12 as soon as possible to the WBF office on the first floor 30 GUADELOUPE BANGLADESH 25 62 6 24 and register.
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