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Martin Cantor reports
My last report covered the match between Uli and Peanuts. At the end of that I said I’d do a further report to bring you the best boards from the other seven matches. I’ve changed my mind. In round 7 I commentated the match between Peanuts (Hilda Setton, Thomas Bessis, Pierre Franceschetti, Cédric Lornzini, Quenti...
Congratulations to Martin Andresen and Thor Erik Hoftaniska, winners of the NABC+ Open Pairs. Doug Doub and Adam Wildavsky finished second, just under 6 matchpoints behind first.
The winners, from left to right: Martin Andresen and Thor Erik Hoftaniska
The runners-up, from left to right: Doug Doub and Adam Wildavsky
Ami Zamir and Oren Toledano win the 2026 Kay Platinum Pairs. They won with a 58.37% and 63.46% on the final day of the event. Sibrand van Oosten and Thibo Sprinkhuizen finished second for the second year in a row. Adam Grossack and John McAllister finished third.
The winners, from left to right: Ami Zamir and Oren Toledano
The runners-u...
Congratulations to Sam Kuang and Brenda Bryant, winners of the Lebhar IMP Pairs. Jim Johnsen and Peter Boyd-Bowman finished second, just under 9 imps behind first.
The winners, from left to right: Brenda Bryant and Sam Kuang
The runners-up, from left to right: Peter Boyd-Bowman and Jim Johnsen
Fred Gitelman, a Grand Life Master and one of the chief architects of Bridge Base Online, has been elected to the ACBL Bridge Hall of Fame. Gitelman, 61, will be this year’s lone recipient of the Open Award, bestowed by the Hall of Fame electors to any candidate who clears the 67% threshold of the body’s balloting process, which was conducted online in February. The Las Vegas...