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Ecco a voi un nuovo quesito proposto da Silvio Sbarigia, intitolato ‘Il ricco mercante’. Come di consueto pubblicheremo la soluzione illustrata da Silvio fra qualche giorno. Nel frattempo… buon divertimento! Read the rest of this entry…
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This is a new Sbarigia’s quiz called ‘The rich merchant’. Make your playing plan. As usual, into few days, we will publish the solution illustred by Silvio. Have fun! Read the rest of this entry…
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Silvio, stavamo parlando del Fiori Napoletano di Chiaradia. Si, ti 
dicevo che per l’epoca fu molto innovativo. E’ eccezionale per le mani forti ma nelle mani più deboli invece spesso va fuori contratto perchè ti porta a sopradichiarare. Read the rest of this entry…
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Silvio, cominciamo con una curiosità. Nell’ambiente del bridge sei conosciuto con due soprannomi: il ‘Tasso’ e ‘La Bestia’. E’ un 
vecchio soprannome che mi ha dato un defunto giocatore, che dava soprannomi a tutti, ma è molto poco consciuto, è una cosa molto limitata al circolo… Tu come lo sai? Read the rest of this entry…
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Il Fiori Napoletano è più adatto allo score del duplicato, IMP (International Match Point), piuttosto che a quello in uso nei Mitchell, MP (Match Point): lo diceva anche Chiaradia; in MP, il Napoletano soffre il fatto di non chiamare i NT se non c’è tenuta in tutti i semi. Per questa ragione Fabio ed io non amiamo i tornei a coppie, ma non si poteva rinunciare al torneo di Morena, quello di Carnevale a Falconara. Read the rest of this entry…
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Strong club system need at least two alternative openings for the hands
beneath the strenght limit (17 or 16 points), and containing the club suit. These openings usually are 2♣, specific with the long suit, and undefined 1♦: with or without clubs or diamonds. The latter often affects – or is affected by – the 1NT opening. For example:
- In the original Precision systems (1963, Charles Wei and Alan Truscott), 1♦ had three or more card; 1NT was a balanced hand with 13-15. Subsequent variants, of other players, upgraded the 1NT, that became 14-16 or 15-17, and, necessarily, downgraded the diamonds to two or one card suit (or even zero). This is the case of Rodwell-Meckstroth: they open 1♦ with two cards or a stiff honour, and 14-16 1NT (15-17 vulnerable).
- In Polish Club (e.g. Jassem-Martens), 1♦ grants always four cards and 1NT is worth 12-14.
- Sabine Auken and Daniela Von Arnim’s system opens 1♦ with three cards, or with two in the shape 3-3-2-5. They play mini 1NT (10-12), and four card majors.
A specification needs. The diamonds problem arises in Precision, in Meckwell and in Polish Club, mostly because the contemporary presence in those systems of the 5CM and the strong 1NT (15-17). Playing 4CM, as in Auken-Von Arnim, the only case in which diamonds are less than three, in fact, is the shape 3-3-2-5.
Glossary:
Strong 1NT is in the range 15-17 (or 16-18).
Weak 1NT is in the range 12-14.
Mini 1NT is in the range 10-12.
The Neapolitan Club System plays 4CM, however it needs great accuracy in this matter because it calls for full protection in NT contracts; this feature denies 1NT as a “container” for all that doesn’t fit the other openings; furthermore, the contract on minor is often the escaping from unprotected NT, then the uncertainty about clubs-diamonds must last as little as possible or, better, must do not exist at all. Neapolitan Club has two specific openings for clubs, 1NT and 2♣, and one less specific, 1♦, but not so vague as the modern systems allow.
We must also say that, as Neapolitan is a sound system, it needs good quality for the original bid. The biddable suit in the opening bid is normally any five card suit or a four one headed by K, or Q-9, or J-10. Bearing in mind these qualities – full protected NT, biddable suit, sound opening – we can sketch out the treatments and the reason of being of 1♦, 1NT and 2♣.
1♦ Opening bid
12-16 points and four or more cards, or three cards headed at least by Ace or King. The cards are three when the other suit isn’t biddable, or when it’s a club suit and the hand or the suit aren’t apt for 1NT or 2♣.
1NT Opening bid (with only clubs)
Balanced or semi balanced hand, 13-16 points. Four or five card club suit (exceptionally six), and no other suits; the shapes are 3-3-3-4 and 2(3)-2(3)-2(3)-5. All the suits must have a stopper; in 3-3-3-4 one suit can have not. Exceptions:
a) Six card club suit. The clubs must are weak and the other suits must have a good stopper.
Example: ♠QJx ♥KJ ♦AJ ♣Jxxxxx.
b) 3-3-2-5 without diamond stopper, but with 14-16 points (not 13).
Example: ♠AKx ♥KJx ♦xx ♣Axxxx.
2♣ Opening bid (always with clubs, one or two suited)
This opening originates from four kinds of hand, always with clubs:
a): one suited, 6+ cards, 11-16 points.
b): weak (11-12 points), 4M-6+ clubs.
c): 13-16 with strong five card suit. Example:
♠Axx ♥Kxx ♦xx ♣AKJxx. Here the clubs are enough strong that is possible avoid 1NT with the unguarded suit.
d) Two suited reverse hand with clubs
This is the way how the “Short diamond affair” has been solved in Neapolitan. It hasn’t been without a fee: the cost is the passing, sometime, with 12 or bad 13 points; such passes, anyway, are lined up with the character of the system, i.e. the soundness.
Convention Cards source: http://www.ecatsbridge.com/
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The ideas of system
The Neapolitan Club comes mainly from H. S. Vanderbilt ‘ s Strong Club (1926) and from the Culberston System (1934). It employs sound openings and overcalling, and fully protected 3NT contract. As logical corollary for such sound system, it obeys the principle “first double”: it’s better to punish opponents instead of looking for our own game contract.
Contested auction
Middle strength jump overcall: 12-15 points with a good six or more card suit. Standard double, takeout up to 4♦. 2NT overcall: clubs and lower rank free suit, reverse strength. Direct cue-bid: game forcing.
When LHO overcalls at one level, the double is punitive. When LHO doubles, the redouble is forcing up to game or at least to level 4 in a minor.
Openings
1♣: 17+, but 21-22 balanced and full protected (2NT).
1♥, 1♠: 12-16. Natural 4+ card suit.
1♦: 12-16, sometime by 3 cards. It can happen when the opener has only clubs or when he has not a biddable suit. “Biddable” in the opening bidding is a four card suit headed at least by Q9 or J10, or any five card suit.
1NT: 13-16, balanced or semi-balanced one suited in clubs.
2♣: 5+ clubs, 12-16. One or two suited.
2♦, 2♥, 2♠: Weak one suited.
Responses
On 1♣: controls by steps up to 2♦ (six or more). Weak jump from 2♥ to level three.
On 1♦, 1♥, 1♠: natural responses. Strong jump. 2NT and 3NT responses are very strong balanced (respectively: 17-18 or 16), without support in opening suit.
On 1NT (remember: it’s always one suited in clubs), all the responses are natural: 2♣ and 3♣ are support. Just 2♦, is a relais; the opener will bid 2♥ and the responder will explain his hand.
Other
Neapolitan Club does not employs 5CM nor Long Suit First systems. It follows the Principle of Preparedness, i.e. “The idea, originally called Anticipation, of looking forward to the next round of bidding when selecting a bid…” (ACBL Official Encyclopedia , VI ed. Page 362). Because of this Principle, the length of the suits is undefined. The only exception is when the opener has a reverse two suited hand with less than 17 points (with 17+ the opening is 1♣). In this case the reverse will be made bidding the short suit first (Albarran’s Canapé ). Examples:
a) 1♠-1NT; 2♥…Rank order bidding, not strong. The suits are 4-4, 5-4, 4-5 or longer.
b) 1♠-1NT; 3♦…Strong jump: four spades and five or more diamonds.
c) 1♦-1NT; 2♠…Reverse rank bidding: four or more diamonds and five or more spades.
The responder employs the Preparedness Principle as well, and without limits, also in reverse.
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Le idee del sistema
Il Fiori Napoletano origina principalmente dal sistema di Culbertson; le aperture e gli interventi sono solidi, il contratto a 3NT si chiama dopo aver accertato il fermo in ogni seme. Come logico corollario di un sistema “solido”, esso segue il principio “first double”: preferisce punire gli avversari piuttosto che cercare un proprio contratto di manche. Read the rest of this entry…
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Abbiamo battezzato questo quiz “I Gemelli” perché in ambedue le mani (A e B), abbiamo la stessa distribuzione, lo stesso contratto ed attacco, e lo stesso problema: contiamo nove vincenti; la decima può venire dalle cuori 3-3 o dal taglio della quarta cuori. Vediamo come la differente qualità delle atout ci porterà a formulare piani di gioco diversi. Read the rest of this entry…
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We have christened this quiz “The Twins” because in both deals (A and B), we have the same shape, the same contract and leading, and the same problem: we count nine winning tricks; the 10th could come from a 3-3 hearts break or ruffing one in dummy. Let’s see how the different trump quality will drive us in different playing plans. Read the rest of this entry…
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22 June - 3 July 2010
22 June – 3 July 2010. This is the best Bulgarian Bridge event and here take part about 400 players from all Europe, Africa and of course from Bulgaria.
In Albena have played all Bulgarian bridge stars: the bronze medallists from world championship in Sao Paolo and the European champions from Antalya (Rumen Trendafilov, Kalin Karaivanov, Victoir Aronov, Juli Stefanov, Dean Danailov, Georgi Karakolev, Rosen Gunev and Desy Popova), and many others bridge stars from Russia, Romania, etc.
The opinion of all our guests is that this is a beautiful place for a rest and enjoy and possibility to play bridge with perfect organization and conditions. The bridge playing area is in the Casino – now called Variety Teather. All tables are equipped with full size screens and bridge-mate system, and all results are ready immediately after the end of the tournaments. There are many money prices and gifts, many cups and plaques, and special gifts for all guests from abroad: the Bulgarians are very friendly and polite to all their guests.
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Anche quest’anno, sotto l’Egida della Sezione Bridge dell’Associazione “CONVIVIUM”, riproponiamo a tutti gli amici la splendida esperienza degli scorsi anni che ci ha visto riuniti a Taormina, presso l’Hotel Continental, in un meeting ricco di fascino! Il periodo è da Sabato 20 Marzo a Lunedì 29 Marzo 2010 Read the rest of this entry…
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Silvio Sbarigia è farmacista; è nato a Roma, dove vive. Ha vinto il campionato Europeo nel 1975, è arrivato secondo nel 1974 e alle Olimpiadi del 1976. I suoi problemi non sono difficili; però richiedono riflessione e bisogna guardarsi dal gioco istintivo o affrettato. Read the rest of this entry…
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Silvio Sbarigia is a pharmacist; he was born in Rome and lives there. He has won the European championship in 1975, runner up at 1974’s and at Olympic games of 1976. His bridge problems aren’t difficult; just we need to think on a plan and to avoid the instinctive playing. Read the rest of this entry…
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NEAPOLITAN CLUB
The ideas of system
The Neapolitan Club comes mainly from H. S. Vanderbilt ' s Strong Club (1926) and from the Culberston System (1934). It employs sound openings and overcalling, and fully protected 3NT contract. As logical corollary for such sound system, it obeys the principle “first double”: it's better to punish opponents instead of looking for our own game contract.
Contested auction
Middle strength jump overcall: 12-15 points with a good six or more card suit. Standard double, takeout up to 4♦. 2NT overcall: clubs and lower rank free suit, reverse strength. Direct cue-bid: game forcing.
When LHO overcalls at one level, the double is punitive. When LHO doubles, the redouble is forcing up to game or at least to level 4 in a minor.
Openings
1♣: 17+, but 21-22 balanced and full protected (2NT).
1♥, 1♠: 12-16. Natural 4+ card suit.
1♦: 12-16, sometime by 3 cards. It can happen when the opener has only clubs or when he has not a biddable suit. “Biddable” in the opening bidding is a four card suit headed at least by Q9 or J10, or any five card suit.
1NT: 13-16, balanced or semi-balanced one suited in clubs.
2♣: 5+ clubs, 12-16. One or two suited.
2♦, 2♥, 2♠: Weak one suited.
Responses
On 1♣: controls by steps up to 2♦ (six or more). Weak jump from 2♥ to level three.
On 1♦, 1♥, 1♠: natural responses. Strong jump. 2NT and 3NT responses are very strong balanced (respectively: 17-18 or 16), without support in opening suit.
On 1NT (remember: it’s always one suited in clubs), all the responses are natural: 2♣ and 3♣ are support. Just 2♦, is a relais; the opener will bid 2♥ and the responder will explain his hand.
Other
Neapolitan Club does not employs 5CM nor Long Suit First systems. It follows the Principle of Preparedness, i.e. “The idea, originally called Anticipation, of looking forward to the next round of bidding when selecting a bid...” (ACBL Official Encyclopedia , VI ed. Page 362). Because of this Principle, the length of the suits is undefined. The only exception is when the opener has a reverse two suited hand with less than 17 points (with 17+ the opening is 1♣). In this case the reverse will be made bidding the short suit first (Albarran’s Canapé ).
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WALSH SYSTEM
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Notes by Rhoda Walsh on the 1 NT gf response in the "2 over 1 game forcing system" (Walsh System). Rhoda Walsh, attorney, is a bridge theorist and champion: she’s WBF Grand Master and an ACBL Grand Life Master. 7th in all time masterpoint list for women; With Paul Soloway, John Swanson, and her ex-husband Richard Walsh, Rhoda is one of the co-developers of the 2 over 1 Game Forcing System, formerly known as theWalsh System. Table of Contents>>
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Standard BBO Italia System
Mario Martinelli is a Neapolitan excellent player and accredited bridge teacher. He is an expert about systems and he developed the system "Standard BBO Italia". Mario is also the nephew of Eugenio Chiaradia, the creator of the Neapolitan Club, a system which our magazine is dedicated to. Index >>
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A SHORT HISTORY OF INTERCITY LEAGUE
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The idea was born in 2003 when I suggested to few of my friends from all over ex-Yugoslavia that we should start some kind of competition on BBO, primarily to allow teams from small towns to be able to play serious bridge without travelling. We started in spring 2004 with only 4 teams, playing on Tuesdays nights. By 3rd edition the League was already international and we moved to Wednesdays nights. Number of teams participating was gradually growing and now is from 24 to 30 each edition. It runs twice a year (spring and autumn) and every edition we have some new teams. read more >>
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The great Italian champion Norberto Bocchi will contribute articles on a regular basis to Neapolitan Club. Norberto will refer in his column ‘My Way’ to political issues which may arise in the bridge world and sometimes he will describe interesting hands. Read Bocchi's column >>
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Let’s talk to the champions!
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NORBERTO BOCCHI released to Neapolitan Club a long interview a little before to leave Veldhoven. The Italian Champion reports with great sincerity on the atmosphere in Veldhoven, and explains the reasons for the Italian defeat against the Dutch in the semifinals. A quite “hot” interview. (read more >>)
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VALERIO GIUBILO. Nowadays the Franco-Polish financier Zaleski is the third major sponsor of Italian bridge. He is the only one that seems able to compete with the two historic giants: Angelini and Lavazza. Zaleski recently hired three top Italian players, who had previously played for the Angelini team: Lauria, Versace and Giubilo. Valerio Giubilo is seen as a major force in the composition of the new team. Giubilo, Lauria and Versace are completely interchangeable as teammates, as they have been playing the same system for a number of years. All together this was a good reason for Neapolitan Club to have an interview with the third man, Valerio Giublio. (read more)
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FEDERICO PRIMAVERA. The former member of Italian Junior team nowadays partner of Francesco Angelini and Benito Garozzo granted us a long interview. Federico Primavera tells us his experience with the mithic Garozzo and speaks about the most burning questions of Italian Bridge: The exclusion of Fantunes from the National team, The Angelini's disqualification and other. (reed more)
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ANTONIO SEMENTA. During the past months Neapolitan Club had interviews with all the players of the national selection of Italy. All but one, Antonio Sementa who is playing nowadays with Giorgio Duboin for Team Lavazza. Here is Sementa’s story. (read more)
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We give a follow up to previous interview with LORENZO LAURIA, September 15th 2010. Again Lauria is quite outspoken on different issues: the Reisinger Cup, the new Zaleski team, the Italian Cup, the break between Angelini and Fantunes and the related decision of Fantunes to play for Monaco. (read more)
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FULVIO FANTONI, the Number One of world ranking, has kindly granted us a very long and structured interview in which he accepts to discuss all the arguments proposted. There are references, direct and indirect, to the thorniest issues and to the latest Lauria's interview. (read >>) ___________________________________________________________
If you want to understand the sarcastic joke cracked by GIORGIO DUBOIN, you have to remember this famous Esopo's tale. A hungry fox saw some fine bunches of grapes hanging from a vine along a high trellis. He tried his best to reach the grapes by jumping as high as he could. All in vain, for they were just out of reach. So the fox gave up trying, and walked away with an air of dignity and unconcern, remarking: "I thought those grapes were ripe, but I see now they are quite sour.” (read more >>)
ALFREDO VERSACE. The Club Team Championships, the divorce from Angelini, the interview that Fantoni has released to Jan van Cleeff: these and many other topics have been discussed in a bright and sincere interview with Alfredo the Great. (read >>)
AGUSTIN MADALA. The pair Bocchi-Madala can easily be considered as world class. Bocchi-Madala is a relatively new partnership but has achieved already some big results: with Italian Team Madala won the latest European Championship in Ostend. We were curious about the life of young Agustin and talked with him. Italian National Team, private life and bridge technique are the topics covered in this interview. (read more >>)
NORBERTO BOCCHI has kindly granted to Neapolitan Club a long and well-articulated interview. A number of topics is referred to, each accompanied by a quote, and the Italian Ace has been invited to discuss them. The result can be considered as a little vademecum: Bridge according to Norberto. (read >>)
LORENZO LAURIA has granted a long interview to Neapolitan Club in which he approached with clarity the topical issues proposed: above all the thorny affair dealing with the former team-mates Claudio Nunes and Fulvio Fantoni. Lauria expecially responds severely to some Fantunes' statements reported in the interview by Jan van Cleeff some day earlier for BridgeTopcis.com. (read >>)
CLAUDIO NUNES and FULVIO FANTONI participated in the Onstein Patton in The Netherlands. Jan van Cleeff took this opportunity to talk with them. As both Fantoni and Nunes share the same view on the matter, they are referred to as ‘Fantunes’. (read >>)
MARIA TERESA LAVAZZA. The frank statements of coach of the Italian open team to Neapolitan Club. Mrs. Lavazza is also, together with Francesco Angelini and Romain Zaleski, one of the three major sponsors of Italian top bridge. (read>>)
FRANCESCO ANGELINI'S REPLY. Neapolitan Club reported on discussions and conflicts between players and sponsors in Italy: is Francesco Angelini's turn to express his views. Of course this important Roman sponsor and player focusses on interview with Maria Teresa Lavazza. (read>>)
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