Oct 302003
Meet the panel. | |
Nationally-known expert player and teacher David Better is one of Gee’s bestest friends in the whole wide world. Was, anyway. | |
Ira Chorush has numerous regional and national titles to his credit, including the Men’s Board-A-Match in 1987. He has also been a panelist on the original Master Solvers Club for The Bridge World. | |
Geeselle, a long-time secret admirer of Gerard, has played both with and against him, but prefers to worship from a discreet distance in the gallery. | |
Phil Hernandez is alleged to have some credentials, but mostly I just think he’s funny. | |
I have watched legendary Gee-spec Chris Larsen analyze hundreds of hands. He has been wrong twice. Maybe three times. His international titles include the 2001 Seniors Bowl. | |
Frequent site commentator Larry Mori is a Grand Life Master, the only remaining ACBL rank with actual meaning. I still have no idea why he spells his OKBridge handle differently from his name. | |
Dr. Robert needs no introduction. He does need research funds, however. | |
Doug Ross claims that he can count the mice around the table, and I have no reason to doubt him. | |
Mark Smith wants it known that everything he says is in this forum is directed toward preserving Gerard’s reputation, and can he please still spec at his table, please? | |
Cenk Tuncok is here because I needed a Turk to fill out the panel. | |
Famed bridge author (Shadow in the Bridge World) Mike Dorn Wiss is perhaps even better known for his theoretical contributions to Gee-ology, most notably the Bones Principle. |