Tim Putra Sulut akhirnya lolos ke Semifinal, Putra Sumsel Gagal

BULETIN HARI Ke 10_Selasa, 27 September 2016

Kordinator: Ferdy Waluyan. Editor: Nursamsi, Wiguna, Buyung C.R, Rhiza, Riky, Gun. Kontributor: Jos Jacobs (Netherland), Arifin Halim

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Selasa, 27 September 2016

semifinal antara lain DKI Jakarta dengan 212.422 VP, Jawa Timur 175.613 VP, dan Sulawesi Utara dengan 163.694 VP. Di pertandingan penyisihan akhir beregu Putri terjadi kejutan dimana Tim Jawa Tengah yang di round robin pertama berada di peringkat ke-1 dan ke-2 akhirnya gagal lolos ke semifinal setelah di pertandingan terakhirnya mengalami 2 kekalahan beruntun, yakni dari Tim Jawa barat dan DKI Jakarta. Dengan kekalahan tersebut pada akhirnya meloloskan Tim Jawa Timur ke semifinal dengan 89.38 VP. Tim lain yang lolos ke semifinal adalah DKI Jakarta 156.42 VP, Jawa Barat 112.25 VP, dan Sulawesi Selatan dengan 96.83 VP.

Tim Putra Sulut akhirnya lolos ke Semifinal, Putra Sumsel Gagal Pertandingan penyisihan beregu putra terakhir diwarnai kisah tragis dan dramatis, tim Sumsel yang sudah unggul sampai dengan papan 15, gagal lolos ke semifinal pada papan ke-16 yang sama-sama bid 4 ♠ dengan hasil bertolak belakang dan harus angkat koper lebih dahulu. Impian sebuah apartemen apabila mendapatkan medali emas yang dijanjikan Gubernur Sumsel musnah seketika, hasil akhir Tim Putra Sumsel kalah 8.24 – 11.76 VP dari Tim Jawa Tengah sehingga meloloskan Tim Jawa Tengah ke Semifinal dengan 158.765 VP. Adapun Tim Putra lain yang lolos ke

Pada segmen pertama semifinal beregu putri dari tiga segmen yang akan dimainkan, Tim DKI sementara unggul 41 - 4 IMP atas Sulawesi Selatan, sedangkan Tim tuan rumah Jawa Barat sementara unggul 45 - 12 IMP dari Jawa Timur. Sedangkan nomor Beregu Putra Tim DKI Jakarta sementara unggul 51 - 19 IMP atas Jawa tengah, sedangkan Jawa Timur unggul tipis atas tim Sulawesi Utara 43 - 35 IMP. Melihat penampilan terakhir untuk beregu putra dan beregu putri untuk sementara diprediksi tim yang akan lolos ke semifinal untuk beregu putri sepertinya DKI Jakarta akan bertemu Jawa Barat di partai puncak final, sedangkan untuk tim putra antara DKI Jakarta melawan Jawa Timur atau Sulawesi Utara. Ini hanya prediksi segala sesuatu bisa terjadi pada pertandingan terakhir, kuncinya tetap semangat berjuang, fokus dan berdo’a untuk mengejar medali emas.

PON XIX BANDUNG (JAWA BARAT) 18-28 September 2016 - Cabang Olahraga BRIDGE

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27 September 2016 Selasa

JADWAL VUGRAPH Semi Final 2/3 Beregu Putra Sulawesi Utara vs Jawa Timur

28 September 2016 Rabu


Semi Final 3/3 Beregu Putra Sulawesi Utara vs Jawa Timur

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Men's Teams Round Robin 2 Jawa Barat v. Jawa Timur By Jos Jacobs For the last match on Saturday, I watched the confrontation between East and West Java. This turn out to be a quiet match for most of the time as there were only four boards that did trouble the scores: two at the start and two near the end of the match. As it was Jatim who scored heavily on all four of these boards, the result of the match was a big win for Jatim : 57–12 or 18.66–1.34 V.P.

In the other room, East did in fact open the bidding, which led to the second–best contract in EW. 2{ was a natural or a balanced GF hand but once West showed some spade support first, East would never again settle for 3NT. Denny Sacul wisely refrained from giving away his prey prematurely with a double, so Jatim collected another +150 and 10 IMPs in peace when 4] went down three.

This was the first board of the match:

On the next board, West Jawa again went astray in the bidding, when it was not their lucky day:

Board: 33. Dlr: North/None ] K J 10 8 2 [ 10 9 7 3 2 } -{A95 ]A3 [KQ4 } K J 10 6 {Q864

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Board: 34. Dlr: East/US

]Q9654 [5 }A8732 {KJ

]7 [AJ86 }Q954 { 10 7 3 2 Open Room Barat Utara Sumarauw Ali Pass 1NT 2{ 3NT 4[ Dbl All pass

Timur Eltanto Pass 3} Pass

Timur Sugandi 1] 2} 3{ 4]

]Q954 [ A K 10 }K6 {Q653

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]J86 [43 }Q93 {J9842

] A 10 7 2 [J87652 }AJ { 10 Selatan George Pass 3[ Pass

When East did not open, E/W had a normal enough auction to 3NT, As North had shown majors with his 2{, a spade contract for EW was soon out of the question. NS found the sacrifice in 4[ so +300 (the obvious down two) was all Jatim could get here. Closed Room Barat Utara Nurhalim Sacul Pass 2{ Pass 2] Pass 3NT Pass

]K3 [Q9 } 10 8 7 5 4 2 {AK7

Selatan Indrayana Pass Pass Pass All pass

Open Room Barat Utara Sumarauw Ali Dbl Pass

2{ 3NT

Timur Eltanto Pass Pass All pass

Selatan George 1[ 2}

Over the double, 2{ was a diamond transfer but when North rebid a direct 3NT, South did not know that 4[ might well be a better place to go. Without a trump lead, declarer can ruff two losing spades and shed his diamond loser on a top club to make his contract, losing just three trump tricks in the end. Had East been looking at a diamond honour doubleton, 3NT might also have come home but as this was not to be, the contract went down three on the automatic club lead. Jatim +300.

PON XIX BANDUNG (JAWA BARAT) 18–28 September 2016–Cabang Olahranga BRIDGE

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Buletin Hari ke–10_Selasa, 27 September 2016 Closed Room Barat Utara Nurhalim Sacul 1NT Pass All pass

Timur Sugandi Pass Pass Pass

Pass 2}

Selatan Indrayana Pass 2{ 2[

A much more quite auction in the other room. South did not open and simply showed his majors when 1NT ran to him. North did not have any preference, hence his 2} enquiry, so NS landed in a safe haven. Jatim another +170 and 10 more IMPs to lead 20–0 after two boards.... Jabar scored substantially just once, when they made 1NT playing contract from the right side of the table and thus avoiding an easily killing lead. Ten boards later, the score thus had rised to 24–12 when we once again saw successive big swings:

]AJ2 [QJ43 }62 {KQ65

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Selatan Indrayana Pass 1[ Pass

In the Closed Room, Denny Sacul opened a nebulous diamond and Jabar, too, dully got to 3NT. Hearts were lead, declarer winning his king and playing a spade to the queen and a spade back to his ten and North's jack. North shifted to the {K but declarer won his ace and went after the diamonds, cashing the king and leading his last diamond to dummy's ten, in view of North's opening bid. When South win a surprise }J, the roof fell in. Down four and an unexpected 14 more IMPs to Jatim.

Board: 46. Dlr: East/None

]Q5 [87 } A Q 10 9 4 3 {874

]83 [ 10 9 6 2 }J87 { J 10 9 3 Open Room Barat Utara Sumarauw Ali 1NT Dbl Pass Dbl Pass 2] Pass 3NT All pass

Timur Sugandi Pass Pass 3}

The next board was a slam on which neither EW pair did well:

Board: 45. Dlr: North/All

] K 10 9 7 6 4 [AK5 }K5 {A2

Closed Room Barat Utara Nurhalim Sacul 1} Dbl Pass 1] 2[ 3NT All pass

Timur Eltanto Pass Pass 2} 3}

]764 [ 10 9 7 3 }874 {K87 ] 10 5 2 [6 } A K Q J 10 6 {J65

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]AKJ83 [AKJ84 } -{A32

]Q9 [Q52 }9532 { Q 10 9 4 Selatan George Pass 2{ Pass Pass

In the Open Room, EW handled the opponents' weak 1NT reasonably well. They might have picked up +500 in 2{ doubled but when East bid on over 2], they dully reached their own game contract, both 3NT and 4] being OK spot. Jatim +600.

Open Room Barat Utara Sumarauw Ali 2} 2] 3] 4] 5{ 5] 6NT

Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass All pass


Timur Eltanto 1] 2[ 3} 4{ 4NT 5} 6]

Selatan George Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

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Buletin Hari ke–10_Selasa, 27 September 2016 The auction was rather natural with a few cuebids and RKCB in the end. In a sense, West was right to convert to 6NT as he certainly had some tricks available which might be out of reach on a diamond lead in a spade contract. Partner's 3} looked like suggesting shortness in the suit. At first sight, without a club lead and with the spades 3–2, 6NT looks easy enough as the ]10 would become an entry to the diamonds once you lead the ]J from dummy. However, what would you do when the defenders refuse to win their ]Q? Your only hope would then be that the ]Q is with South, in which case a low spade from dummy towards your ten provides the necessary access to the diamonds. When North led a diamond himself, getting to 12 tricks was no problem anymore....Jatim +990.

Closed Room Barat Utara Nurhalim Sacul 2{ 3[ 4{ 4] 5} 6} 7]

Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass All pass

Timur Sugandi 1{ 2] 3] 4} 5{ 5[ 6]

Selatan Indrayana Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

2{ showed diamonds and 3[ showed three–card support in Spade. For me, the rest of the auction is unclear, especially the final raise to seven–a contract that only a clairvoyant would have made. One down, another +50 and another 14 IMPs to Jatim. Please note that 7NT rolls home without a problem. Declarer's only possible entry to the diamonds is the ]10 so he has to cash the ]AK hoping for a singleton or doubleton queen.


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Men's Teams Round Robin 2, match 7 Sumatera Selatan v. Jawa Tengah By Jos Jacobs At the start of this match, the last of the second round robin, South Sumatera (Sumsel) were just 0.64 V.P. behind East Java (Jatim) in 5 th place. Just ahead of East Java were North Sulawesi. As the latter were playing Aceh and thus favourites to win their match and therefore go through to the semifinals, the clear winner of this Sumsel-Jateng match would also qualify. Sumsel would need a win by at least 3 IMPs to make it and for Jateng, any win would do. All this provided Sulut would win their final match v. Aceh, which they duly did. Sumsel were leading 5-4 when their weak NT exploded into their faces:

]A976 [J63 }QJ { K J 10 9

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East Santoso Pass Pass

East Ansori Pass Pass 3{

South Kamto Pass 2} Pass

Identical start of the auction but when West bid 2[, NS were out of trouble. Sumsel +460 but 12 IMPs to Jateng.

Board: 23. Dlr: South/All ] 10 4 [A8 } A 10 6 2 {Q8432

]Q532 [97 }98743 {75 Open Room West North Kustrijanto Kaligis 1NT Dbl Pass Dbl All pass

Closed Room West North Firmansyah Soebroto 1NT Dbl Pass 2[ Pass 3NT All pass

Two boards later, game was on for NS when their combined hands fitted exceptionally well.

Board: 21. Dlr: North/NS

]KJ8 [ K Q 10 5 4 2 }K5 {A6

As they were playing weak NT in the other room as well, the hand should have been a push:

South Djauhari Pass 2}

I wonder if any weak NT pair has a way to rescue themselves into the 4-4 spade fit on this South hand with five diamonds. On perfect defence, 2] should go for 800 and an 8-IMP loss but one wrong card and it would cost only 500 – or just 1 IMP. In 2}, declarer could not escape down four and 1100.

]K9752 [ K Q 10 6 2 }Q8 {2 ] 10 6 [A854 }97 { Q 10 7 6 5

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]A43 [93 }A543 {KJ94

]QJ8 [J7 } K J 10 6 2 {A83 Open Room West North Kustrijanto Kaligis

East Santoso

Pass Dbl Pass Pass

Pass Pass 3{ All pass

1] Pass 2[ 4]

South Djauhari Pass 2{ Redbl 3]

2{ was Drury and the redouble showed the {A. I assume (and hope). The free spade raise then was all Kaligis needed. Sumsel a fine +620.


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Buletin Hari ke–10_Selasa, 27 September 2016 Closed Room West North Firmansyah Soebroto Pass Pass All pass

East Ansori

2{ 3}

Pass Pass

South Kamto 1NT 2} 3]

and ace but when West, understandably, returned a heart rather than a spade, declarer suddenly had nine tricks, though EW were having five spades for the taking at any time. Jateng another +150 and 7 IMPs to regain the lead. On the next board, declarer had to guess right in diamonds:

Left to their own devices (including yet another weak NT), NS could not possibly find out how well their hands were fitting. North showed his 5-5 majors but that was not quite enough for South with his poor holdings in both majors. Jateng +170 and 10 IMPs back to Sumsel. On the next board, Sumsel even took the lead on a better partscore but they lost it one board later:

Board: 26. Dlr: East/All ]J8654 [J8 }Q65 {K43 ] A K 10 3 [63 }AJ83 {QJ7

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]A96 [Q5 } J 10 9 5 3 {Q75

]J75 [K87 }762 {AK82 Open Room West North Kustrijanto Kaligis Pass 1] Pass

East Santoso Pass 2]

East Ansori Pass All pass

Open Room West North Kustrijanto Kaligis 2{ 2NT 3]

South Djauhari Pass All pass

When NS did not bid, EW reached 2] in peace and made it with an overtrick. Jateng +140. Closed Room West North Firmansyah Soebroto 1NT Pass 2NT

]7 [ A K 10 5 2 } K 10 7 4 2 {98

]Q92 [Q974 }9 { A 10 6 5 2

] 10 8 [ J 10 2 }AKQ8 {J943

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Board: 25. Dlr: North/EW

]KQ432 [A9643 }4 { 10 6

U

South Kamto 2]

When EW did not bid, NS were allowed to play 2NT and even made it…East led a low diamond to declarer’s eight and declarer went on to clear the clubs. On play with the {Q, on which West had discarded his [3, East tried the [Q, covered by king

Pass Pass Pass

East Santoso 1[ 2} 3} 3NT

South Djauhari Pass Pass Pass All pass

2{ was general forcing relay and 2NT thus was forcing as well. North led a spade to the queen and declarer’s ace. Diamond to dummy’s king and diamond back, declarer inserting the jack when South threw the {6. Had North returned the [8 now, declarer would have had a hard time with the {AK still out but when South returned another spade into declarer’s A10, the hand was over. Jateng +600. Closed Room West North Firmansyah Soebroto 1] 3}

Pass All pass

East Ansori 1[ 2}

South Kamto Pass Pass

This auction looks like a misunderstanding between EW about the nature of 3}. When South led his trump, declarer had 11 tricks for +150 but a loss of 10 IMPs.


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Buletin Hari ke–10_Selasa, 27 September 2016 Jateng thus were leading by 12 with five boards still to play. This was the first of them:

Board: 30. Dlr: East/None ]Q [AKQ65 } J 10 8 3 {AKQ

Board: 28. Dlr: West/NS

] A 10 6 4 [K53 }74 {AQ52

]75 [AQ } A K 10 8 6 3 {K43 ] -U [ J 10 9 8 7 6 4 B T }QJ95 S { 10 7 ]KQJ9832 [2 }2 {J986

Open Room West North Kustrijanto Kaligis 1NT Dbl 5[ Dbl

East Santoso 4} All pass

South Djauhari 4]

Another weak NT and a heart transfer made it easy for EW to find the correct sacrifice against 4]. Sumsel +300. Closed Room West North Firmansyah Soebroto 1} 1NT Dbl 4] Dbl All pass

East Ansori 2[ 5[

South Kamto 4[ 5]

A weak NT here as well but a quiet natural 2[ at his first turn by East. South could now show his spades by bidding 4[ and here too, West took the sacrifice. When North went on to 5], West expressed his opinion and he was right. Of course, NS were unlucky to find a 4-0 spade break but Sumsel’s +200 added up to the +300 from the other table to reduce their deficit to just 1 IMP. On #29, Jateng increased their lead to 7 by means of yet another partscore swing but then came a slam:

]9863 [ 10 3 2 }K76 {J62

]K [8 B T }AQ9542 S { 10 8 7 5 4 ] A J 10 7 5 4 2 [J974 } -{93

U

Open Room West North Kustrijanto Kaligis 5} All pass

Dbl

East Santoso 3} Pass

South Djauhari Pass 6]

When East tried an off-shape 3} and West made a further pre-emptive raise, NS were sort of pushed into their slam. On a diamond lead, you might even make 7[ if both majors behave not too badly so, maybe, the pre-empts had done their job for EW. In 6], declarer only lost a trump trick, of course. Sumsel +980. Closed Room West North Firmansyah Soebroto Pass Pass Pass

4} 4NT 5]

East Ansori Pass Dbl Pass All pass

South Kamto 3[ 4[ 5{

In the replay, East did not open so it was South who decided to start the pre-empting in Verdi style, in spite of his four-card hearts. 4} then asked about losers in the suit and 4[ confirmed no more than one. When South happened to hold only one keycard, North signed off as he did not know enough about the quality of South’s trumps. Jateng +480 but 11 IMPs to Sumsel who had thus taken the lead by 4 IMPs – one more than they would need to qualify for the semis. Another illustration of how difficult it can be to find slams if left to your own devices only. On #31, Sumsel added another IMP so they led by 5 when the last board came up:


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Board: 32. Dlr: West/EW ]K654 [QJ754 }Q5 {95 ]A9 [K93 }K7 {AKQ864

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]QJ3 [ 10 6 2 }98 { J 10 7 3 2

] 10 8 7 2 [A8 } A J 10 6 4 3 2 { -The auction was the same in both rooms: West Kustrijanto Firmansyah 1{ All pass

North Kaligis Soebroto Dbl

East Santoso Ansori Pass

South Djauhari Kamto 4]

Closed Room but he would have gone down now, had West been able to cash two trumps and then a top club, declarer in that case having no trumps left in his hand. He would also have gone down now, had West simply returned a diamond. When West continued a top club, Kamto could ruff and exit in trumps with the diamond communication still intact, so he was home. Jateng +420. Cashing the ]A first before exiting in diamonds would not have helped West; it only costs a tempo. The solution thus seems to be to play another trump after the king wins the first round. West will have no good return. Any red suit is out of the question so he leads a club which you ruff in hand, followed by a low diamond. After that, you can ruff a further club play in dummy and play on diamonds, using the [A as the last entry back to your diamonds. Dummy’s last trump will take care of your losing heart..

Strong Club, North’s double showing majors.

Please note that the return of the [K in Merrimac style does not work either, as the hearts are 3-3.

How would you play on a top club lead? West is marked with the ]A and at least one red king, probably both. You also have to ruff two clubs in hand as you will certainly lose two trump tricks (assuming trumps are 3-2) and one red king – the }K, presumably. So what about ruffing, playing a spade to the king which wins the trick , followed by the }Q to West’s king? This is the line Kamto followed in the

In the Open Room, Sumsel made heavy weather of the play. Declarer did not ruff the top club lead but threw a heart instead. From this point, he could no longer make the contract as he was bound to lose the }K now as well as two trump tricks. Eventually, he went down three so Jateng scored another +150 and 11 IMPs to catch up Sumsel at the post. The semis would be: Jateng v. DKI Jakarta and Jatim v. Sulut.


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KLASEMEN PEROLEHAN MEDALI PON XIX -2016 KONTINGEN 1 JAWA BARAT

Emas 177

Perak 124

Perunggu TOTAL 132 433

2

JAWA TIMUR

115

112

108

335

3

DKI JAKARTA

109

110

105

324

4

JAWA TENGAH

23

47

65

135

5

KALIMANTAN TIMUR

17

26

54

97

6

RIAU

15

24

22

61

7

SUMATERA UTARA

15

13

26

54

8

BALI

14

17

31

62

9

PAPUA

14

12

24

50

10

DI YOGYAKARTA

11

14

19

44

11

SULAWESI SELATAN

10

20

18

48

12

SUMATERA BARAT

9

9

11

29

13

BANTEN

9

7

21

37

14

7

6

9

22

6

4

9

19

16

KALIMANTAN SELATAN NUSA TENGGARA BARAT SUMATERA SELATAN

5

8

11

24

17

LAMPUNG

5

5

6

16

18

SULAWESI TENGGARA

5

3

3

11

19

JAMBI

4

6

16

26

20

ACEH

4

3

4

11

21

MALUKU

4

1

7

12

22

3

3

4

10

3

1

2

6

24

KALIMANTAN TENGAH NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR KALIMANTAN BARAT

2

3

8

13

25

PAPUA BARAT

2

1

5

8

26

KALIMANTAN UTARA

2

0

3

5

27

2

0

0

2

1

6

4

11

29

GORONTALO KEP. BANGKA BELITUNG SULAWESI TENGAH

1

2

4

7

30

SULAWESI UTARA

1

0

2

3

31

KEP. RIAU

0

3

4

7

32

BENGKULU

0

1

1

2

33

SULAWESI BARAT

0

0

1

1

34

MALUKU UTARA

0

0

0

0

TOTAL MEDALI

595

591

739

1925

15

23

28

Update medali sampai dengan 26 September 2016, pk 22.30


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Tim Putra Sulut akhirnya lolos ke Semifinal, Putra Sumsel Gagal

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