i*******y
发帖数: 1255 | 1 我觉得先双后单挺好的。相对来讲单板更像是体力活，腿上肌肉练大条了再学双板应该
很难学FINESS。不过我可能也是先双后单的先入为主。
我同意双板更适合年纪大的，不过将来人都会老的。双板可以活到老滑到老么：)很难
想象五六十岁还骑一单板，摔一下就嗷嗷叫爬不起来了。 |
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a*l
发帖数: 1915 | 2 首先有那么多人吃川菜吗？这都好几家了。六福，老四川，Johnscreek 的生意都给截
住了。另外在大中华那边交通方便，人
潮比较旺，没事儿也不过来。
服务的人群地理范围很窄。平均房价跟收入都不高。就算是这个地点，要是道路北边的
Korger/LA finess那个地点出入方便，人流更多，还能做到老美生意，应该更容易生存。
开张以后，我得赶紧去吃，因为不知道能坚持多久啊。 |
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n*******e
发帖数: 2213 | 3 NL Central, Cincinnati Reds
Last time we talked about finesse and power pitchers and how Ben Sheets is
special. After being blamed by minidonkey mm that I never start straight, I
thought maybe Reds could offer a better beginning. After struggling and
scrambling for half an hour, I somehow figure it is impossible for me to be
straight. OK, I am not straight...
So, let's talk about hitters, power hitters. Some of the power hitters are
just great hitters. Home run is a byproduct of a good hitting s |
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E**y
发帖数: 1018 | 4 不知道这里有多少人经常读deadspin，他们的writers的水平真的很不错，而且没有很
多大报columnist的装腔作势和pc。
The Graceful, Oversized Legacy of Yao Ming
Emma Carmichael —How long was Yao Ming going to last? That was the question
about the seven-foot-six center long before he broke his foot for the first
time in the NBA. When Yao joined the league nine summers ago, picked first
overall in the 2002 draft by the Houston Rockets, he was the man who would
bring the entire Chinese market with him to Texas, a force that would
effectively "glob... 阅读全帖 |
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t**********r
发帖数: 2019 | 5 最近控卫是热门词汇，原因大家都心知肚明。作为湖粉因为PG总被人爆就更加眼馋别人
的香饽饽，这里借着大家讨论J Lin,新来得sessions, 没能得到的felton等等，简单说
三个我一直yy的PG。这三个PG里面，没有D Will,没有CP3,没有D Rose. 不是说他们不
强，而是太强，是人都想要，说着也没意思。
1. Ty Lawson
2. James Harden
3. George Hill
这三人名气都不算太大，有两个甚至还不是先发，但是他们有些共同特质我觉得适合湖
人球风, 或者说能complement 科比及白嫩家嫂的打法.
首先球风硬朗,不是finesse的那种,特别是防守上,坚韧而且有速度,不说lockdown但是
也能很大程度上限制对方的明星控卫.Lawson稍矮一些但力量好,另外两个就算是防SG身体上
也不吃亏.
第二打球合理,速度快但是always under control.运球传球技术和意识上可能不是top
级的,但是调度半场进攻,给post喂球以及时不时的强突一下还是足够用的.
第三有射程,三分线外命中率稳定,有杀伤力.
看NBA年头多了大家可能都... 阅读全帖 |
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a**********e
发帖数: 418 | 6 很客观，尤其是对leadership的比较。
Jackson’s new book, “Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success,” addresses the MJ
-Kobe topic head on.
But the most interesting topic by far is his perspective on the differences
between MJ and Kobe:
“Michael was more likely to break through his attackers with power and
strength, while Kobe often tries to finesse his way through mass pileups,”
Jackson wrote. “Michael was stronger, with bigger shoulders and a sturdier
frame. He also had large hands that allowed him to control the b... 阅读全帖 |
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V****n
发帖数: 651 | 7 按：93的NBA是我来美第二年看NBA,92年第一次知道有个乔丹是因为台湾室友是个篮球迷
当时不知道自己见证的史上第一人的巅峰期，只是觉得这个人怎么这么厉害。98年后又
看了几年NBA，越看越没劲，后来终于只看总决赛了。除了帮主，20年来NBA另外一个变
态的存在只有奥胖，但那是暴力的顶峰，不是篮球艺术的顶峰。
http://bbs.hupu.com/13012170.html
Age 28-30 yrs.old
1991 Finals: 31.2 pts, 6.6 reb, 11.4 ast, 2.8 stls, 1.4 blks (55.8% FG) 1992
Finals: 35.8 pts, 4.8 reb, 6.5 ast, 3.5 stls (52.6% FG) 1993 Finals: 41.0
pts, 8.5 reb, 6.3 ast, 2.3 stls (51% FG)
So good I bet he could beat a team of ultimate basketball playing aliens....
.lol
帮主28-30岁的巅峰期头一个三连... 阅读全帖 |
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e*f
发帖数: 1709 | 8 KHuang • 3 hours ago
My useless scouting of the day, this time involving the top lottery
selections:
Markelle Fultz: The 2017 version of DeAngelo Russell as a 6'4" shoot first
second third fourth and fifth selfish "point guard" who lacks elite
athleticism and is wildly overrated.
Lonzo Ball: A poor man's Kevin Martin (will never shoot as well as Martin
did), has the same funky looking shot and NO DEFENSE. Very passive on both
ends of the court, lacks the footspeed and personality to force ... 阅读全帖 |
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z***y
发帖数: 198 | 9 在打牌中最常用的技巧莫过于飞牌(finesse)
所谓飞牌指通过有利的位置,使得次级大牌赢墩
例如
N 25
E K3
S AQ
由北出2,
东如果出3
南出Q赢得一墩
东如果出K
南用A盖住,同样可取2墩
另一种型势是
N 25
E A3
S K4
由北出2
南的K总可以取得一墩
然而如果西有关键大牌,南就不能取得这墩
所以飞牌的成功率为50% |
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a***n
发帖数: 287 | 10
Basically I agree with you. Only a little comment: If you think that west
has DA, then the only hope for the contract is to get 4 spade tricks and
4 club tricks, as you said. The only oppurtunity for 4 spade tricks is
3-3 split, we have to assume that (if we do not care how many tricks
we will down). Then the only thing we can do is to improve our chance to
get 4 tricks of club. I think the way is to cash CA or CQ first and then
make the finesse. |
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c******y
发帖数: 26 | 11 Totally we have 28 pts, they have 12 pts, most of their pts should be in the
west.
finesse hq, if you fail, that means the west have the
ck cq, you can only hope the east will not return c x.
then discard h 2 in sk, play ha, ruff h5 with da, if the h is 3 3, you make it.
if the h is not 3 3, use the trump go to dummy again, ruff the left h,
go to dummy with trump, and play c t,
know you have:
North:
D 8
C 9 4
South:
D X
C A J
No matter |
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s********e
发帖数: 31 | 12 In a recent MatchPoint game, 17 tables, I was sitting south, holding
S: A
H: AKQ5
D: AJ84
C: KQJ2
I opened 2C, partner bid 2S showing 1A and 1K. We ended up in a 4-3
heart fit because of the matchpoints. 6H is the contract. The lead
is SQ, as dummy comes down, I saw:
S: K
H: J63
D: QT95
C: AT932
It looks like 6C or 6D is a safer contract, but with HJ, 6H is a
excellent contract in matchpoints. I took the opening lead in my
hand, and cross to the board with HJ, and do the diamond finesse.
I was t |
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w**n
发帖数: 244 | 13 这手牌坐庄打法很有问题.(个人看法)
北第二手后由于大局仍不明嘹, 应回
Heart, 四手Heart之后. 再进行判断.
在第三首finesse Club 打得太草率了
点. |
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s********e
发帖数: 31 | 14 There are two ways to make the contract
1. Spades 4-4 and Queen is on side(West), you can ruff finesse to make it.
2. Or play Queen third and drop by ruffing 2 little spades.
If West had been led away from Queen, you can see whether anyone plays the
deuce in the following round. And from their convention, you probably will
have a clue whether West led away from 4 spades, or 3 maybe 5.
Without any clue, I guess Queen drop is more likely then 4-4 and Queen onside. |
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 15 1nt 2h
2s 4c ( splinter )
4d 5c ( void or stiff A)
5H 6D ( second round control, grand slam interest)
6H(HAK) ?
bid 7s to try luck bah....need HQ or HAK doubleton or HT to finesse....
anyway, I'd try 7S. |
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w**n
发帖数: 244 | 16
S: JXXX
H: KX
D: KXXX
C: AKQ
I don't think she will play heart in the sixth round since it will put
her in a very bad situation no matter she lost or win. What can she gain
by leading to heart King?
No she won't, but she may finesse club in the third round. :-) |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 17 I bet if you poll the champions they'll all score up the
6Sxx. One key observation is your partner cashed the CA, so
it's unlikely that you hold trump Jxxx and doubled -- that
would be rather suicidal. So commiting to a first round
finesse is a bit too rich. Therefore if you double was real,
you'll need to have all the trumps. But in that case there's
no legitimate line as you have both 8 and 7 and trump coup
doesn't work due to lack of dummy entries.
Even if you don't have the 7, which makes th |
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b****y
发帖数: 105 | 18
1. What is the contract? :-) assume 7S here
2. Cross ruffing doesn't need finesse DK, does it? use CQ to
drop the D.
3. It looks the second way is better, because the first one
needs 3-3 split
of the trump, and 3-2 split of H, while the first one needs
3-4 Club & 2-3 H. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 19 A bit but not too much, under this auction leading from Ax
and Qx are equally likely -- or unlikely, depending on
whichever way you look at.
In less competitive games, especially in pairs, you most
likely will finesse since leading from Qxx instead of Axx is
more likely. In high level competition, however, it's always
a good idea to play the K, just to pay due respect to
opponents -- or, rather, refuse to give opponents the rights
to brag. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 20 Hehe, really simple in IMPs. I can claim on trick one: ruff,
use 2 trump entries to ruff 2 more D and lead C to 7. Or
cover if East plays 9 or 10.
I'll probably do the same in MP as bidding and making this
slam will be worth some matchpoints. I'll risk everything by
finessing CJ in board-a-match. The percentage of overtrick
vs undertrick is roughly 34% vs 15% , which is distinctively
better. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 21 Since you have only 1 entry back to hand, it's really a guess whether West has
CK doubleton or tripleton. So I would play 4 rounds of D and finesse the CQ.
If West follows to the 3rd round of D, I'll play him for doubleton so duck a C
to his bare K. Otherwise try the A and C. If he follows to the 4th of D then
you can be relatively sure he's doubleton in C. |
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y****e
发帖数: 71 | 22
Hehe, thought it is 6H contract. 6NT is a somewhat risky bidding, if not in
MP play I will not try that one.
Also, even for 6NT, you cannot assume opp always find the right lead, even for
expert, wrong lead towards a slam contract is very common. I still think you
either cheat (watch others cards), or you are crazy to pull a play like that,
especially finesse with club 9 when 10 and J outside. |
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m*******g
发帖数: 3 | 23 I agree that this play was only lucky. Since there are only 10 tricks,
south needs to get one from spade first by leading low from his own hand,
and if it fails lead low from dummy. After either succeeds, double squeeze is
very likely. The chance to make 6N is close to 60% (maybe higher), I would
say.
Finesse JT has a chance slightly less than 25% (not exactly 25%). If you want
to become a good player, forget about this bad example by wimptb.
West
D,
pd?)
blacksuits |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 24 Hehe finesse la. You'll get a hard time to explain to your teammates why you
go down when S is 3-3 and SQ onside. |
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a*******s
发帖数: 295 | 25
as
unexpectedly.
a
or
minor
suit
out
I
None of above.
Play righty having SA is reasonable, but before the ruff finesse, the timing
must be counted carefully.
I think the correct line is, win DK, HA, heart ruff, then call a spade honor
from dummy, so that you could eventually ruff the last spade in hand and
draw trumps. |
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a*******s
发帖数: 295 | 26 duck a trump, win club in dummy, trump to Ace, ruff finesse diamonds....
trump 3-2, dimond 4-3, that's what I hope |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 27 discard club t and x,finesse q in either d or c has same prob, but discarding
c reserve the chance to pin down cq when cashing ca and k.【 在 wimptb (一失足
成千古wimp) 的大作中提到: 】
can |
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a*******s
发帖数: 295 | 28 The lead indicates that some other suits won't break.
But I don't think I will play trump JXXX on my left, for
if that is the case, probably this contract won't be made
at other tables either.
So I will go with the majority,
trump Ace, unblock the club King, trump to K, if both
follow the 2nd round, ruff a club in hand and draw trump.
targeting on club 4-3 or a simple squeeze in blacks.
If LHO shows out, there are two alternatives available right
now, either take the finesse, draw trumps, develo |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 29 True that 6D wasn't made at any table -- but all other tables were playing a
painless 3N, we were the only pair to bid to 6D. One pair made the inferior 6S
and miraculously picked up trump Qxx vs Tx -- my guess was a trump was
probably led.
LHO was Qxx AQx Jxxx Jxx, and I didn't see a way out other than finessing the
trump J prematurely.
a |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 30 game all, i sit south, holding:
S: A
H: QJ
D: AKQJ109XXX
C: X
opp pass during the bidding. I open 2c, pd 3c, then 3D-4C. I bid 4N asking for
aces.
if pd bid 5h, life is easy. I continue to 5n to see if he has any k. Actually
even if he doesnt have, i might still try 7n, coz there are chances we can
have a squeeze or finesse.
The problem is that if pd bids 5d, showing only 1 ace. should i bid 6d or
not then? if pd have h ace, i think should, if pd have club ace, then i have
to stop. bu |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 31 ok, another question: if pd has two aces but no k, will you stop at 6n? will
you try 7d? there is really chance for squeeze or finesse. actually i was
planning to go to 7 level anyway. though pd's one k makes it a laydown【 在
wimptb (一失足成千古wimp) 的大作中提到: 】
Since
of
top |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 32 I think going to 7 in that case would still be reasonable but perhaps 7D
offers a bit more chance, especially if the lead is not a rounded-suit --
you'll probably get a trump lead in 7D. And the chance should be better than a
finesse.
very
bidding
4C.
can
instead |
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t*****a
发帖数: 4 | 33 You are brave to bid 6S.
Over 2N, I might choose 3NT or pass depending on the situation.
As for the play, according to the bid, I would play RHO hand as 1-1-6-5.
Win the first trick in hand and play SJ. If LHO does not cover with SQ,
play low in dummy. After three rounds spades, lead low H from dummy to
HK and clear the last trump outside. One H finesse and H ruff will bring
the contract home. |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 34 if trump is 2-3, should be ok, play three trumps and then d. the problem is s
1-4, then you still play 4 rounds trump, and play d, but if south win da and
play back c, u have to finesse ck, coz u donot have enough control to
establish a h trick.【 在 wimptb (一失足成千古wimp) 的大作中提到: 】 |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 35 Board 27, love all,
Sitting East, you play 3N after West, your pd opened the 10 count hand (when
could she learn this?? last time she opened a 11 count with 2A, 3J's, and went
down on 6N), and N overcalled 1H:
A2 K84
A43 (dummy) (you) QJ97
J852 AQ763
J875 Q
South leads C3, you play low, and win the Q per force when N plays 9 after
considerable thought -- you probably passed the 1st huddle. Now
(1) You play a H to A to take D finesse;
( |
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s*******d
发帖数: 32 | 37 play H to A and take D finesse.
went |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 38 Bidding:
N E S W
1C 1S 2H 3S
X P 4D 4H
ALL PASS
I Sit south, holding;
S: TX
H: AQTXXX
D: AJT9
C: X
Dummy is:
S: JX
H: JX
D: QXX
C: AKQTXX
WEst lead sx, East won with sa, return sq,west overtake with sk, return cx.
how to play? |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 39 No point to continue C, you can't pitch all your D under C anyway so you need
to bring one red suit in without a loser.
wimptb
chance
cover.
have |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 40 1stly, there is only 12 cards in ur hand, so there should be one more, ideally
in s suit:
2ndly, i think you should win with ha, opp certainly has 7 tricks, assuming pd
has one heart honour. And C suit breaks well for opp. If you dont tak ha, opp
may simply finesse c and clm 7 tricks.
thirdly, you should cash s honour. pd lead from k(u must assume it is k not
q)xxx of heart suit, his s is sth like xxx. If it is xx, he may consider lead
it, hoping to find ur suit, or lead c suit, which we assume |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 41
understandably
This is a good example illustrating how the card lie in one suit affect ur
play in another suit. Here declarer either need 4c+2h+2d or 2c+2h+at least 4d.
So the correct seqence should be cashing cak first, if cq drops, then just
finesee dq, if cq did not drop, then you have to dbl finesse dkj.
Now
but
to
the |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 42 mb i should raise to 4N, but bit worried there is no much trick source. facing
passed hand and Rho pre-empt. Ur finesse, if needed, will lose most of the
time.
another question. what 4s here would mean? shold it mean 5s 4h, and a hand
enough to raise to 4N? 【 在 cozofu (但为君故) 的大作中提到: 】 |
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 43 Also another problem is the standard treatment of 4th suit forcing which
takes up just too much space. That's why we changed 3C as invitational,
3H/D/S are all GF.
I did Ok in the qualify rounds of LM pairs,
on the final day, we each made some mistakes
in the afternoon session, but we still deserve a 55% game until the round
before last, we were totally fixed by opponents, Passel tried a backdoor
finesse on me which worked, then his client bid 3NT over his 1NT overcall
with 5 spades and 3NT made |
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S*********n
发帖数: 112 | 44 What if E holds SAxxx, Hxx, Dxx, CQxxx
W has SQTx H- DKJxxxx, CAKxx
W can win 2 S tricks with QT, then play the last S out to make you down 1
Also, E can possibly have SAxxx, Hxx, DKx, Cxxx
while W has SQTx, H-, DJTXXXX, CAKQx, (W is more likely to have CQ than E,
since he played CK then CA after seeing the dummy has CJxxx)
then using DQ to throw in W would not work.
After all, you always face the same dilemma - to finesse DK or to throw in W
with DQ.
clubs
I
6 |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 45 i will double finesse spade.【 在 foo (Cry for China) 的大作中提到: 】 |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 46 seems Q is the right card. lho seems short in d, so u may have to guard
against he has 4 spade. if he has kxxx, then u may lose two trumps by dbl
finesse
however, u may lose two trumps as well by playing queen.
playing queen will be more fun if it succeeds.【 在 foo (Cry for China) 的大作
中提到: 】 |
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j*******e
发帖数: 2168 | 47 North
S K2
H AJT
D 987
C AQT72
South
S AQ75
H KQ86
D J432
C 4
Bidding:
1D-2C
2N-3N
Lead: H5
Do you win in dummy and play a diamond, or
win in hand and finesse club immediately? |
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 48 I play D9 and let it run, you can usually postpone C finesse. D9 doesn't work
only when LHO hold DAKQTx which isn't likely. |
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m****r
发帖数: 6639 | 49 i would finess the club, and hope east returns a diamond. |
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x***e
发帖数: 2449 | 50
hard to choose, for left, chance for PD has HQ will be the same, no matter
what H you play.
Hk ne? why pd deduct, hard to say.
I just smell A is better, now maybe T is better.
someone said, if you can finesse, then why not try it?...:( |
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