W. S. Sundaresan Memorial
Swiss Teams
Team Nest Inn played some brilliant bridge to comprehensively win the W S Sundaresan Memorial Super League held yesterday. After being rudely woken up by the Spade Ace Team, they girthed their loins and literally showed no respect to the Respect Us team, walloping them 20-0. While they did lose the next round to Monica Jajoo, they put in strong performances in the post lunch session to emerge comprehensive winners.
In second place, some 15 VPs behind, were team Sensarma, who played steady bridge throughout and got one thumping win against the Spade Ace team.
We also have to respect team Respect Us who came third not withstanding two thrashings at the hands of Nest Inn and R K Sinha. They just managed to pip the latter to fourth place in the last round.
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IMP Pairs
N K Gupta and Sandeep Thakral convincingly won the IMP pairs championship ahead of Bindiya Naidoo and Priya Ranjan Sinha. In third place were Atanu Ganguly and Indranath Chatterjee.
This event saw the participation of a 10 year old boy called Tirtharaj Chowdhury. He has obviously been well trained by his father and, according to the champion, Sandeep Thakral, has lots of promise and has 'the makings of a star '.
The event was marred by a pair leaving the event a few rounds before the end as one of them was facing connection issues. We have repeatedly been stressing that leaving an event mid way is unacceptable as it can seriously affect the smooth running of the event. This pair will be banned from participating in BFH events till February 21, 2021.
Prize winners are requested to share their bank details with us to enable us to reach their winnings to them.
The Monday Musings Match Point event of the club will be today. Please register your entries at the earliest.
The next event will be the Wednesday Wonders IMP pairs tournament on Wednesday, 3rd February.
Registrations for the Smt. Laxmi Majumdar event are now open.
The event is on 6th and 7th of February.
The first day will feature an elimination held over two sessions of 22 boards each. Roughly 33-33% of the field will qualify for the finals the be held on Sunday which will be an all play all event. There will be a separate event for the non qualifiers on Sunday held over two sessions.
If the number of entries is too large, the format of the finals may be changed.
As of now, trios are not allowed
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Sudhir Chokhshi Memorial Swiss Pairs
Sunit Chokshi is proud to host a Swiss Pairs Championship from 19-21 February. Watch the bulletin for further details.
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