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13. Kåre Gjaldbæk - Talks Danish Coffees

13. Kåre Gjaldbæk - Talks Danish Coffees

FromThe Setting Trick: Conversations with World Class Bridge Players


13. Kåre Gjaldbæk - Talks Danish Coffees

FromThe Setting Trick: Conversations with World Class Bridge Players

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Length:
83 minutes
Released:
Dec 27, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Originating from Denmark, Kare Gjaldbaek is our next guest. Kare is currently pursuing a PhD in mathematics. This coupled with the fact that he has new children to take care of means he is forced to take a hiatus from bridge. But once life calms down for him, he plans on “returning to the bridge scene with a vengeance.”    Similarly to our previous guest, Bart Bramley, Kare has interesting stories to share. Unlike Bramley though, Kare has more …. wild stories to tell. One particular narrative involves a combination of alcohol and late-adolescence hormones, leading to a lack of clothing in adverse locations. Reflected by a feisty and jolly personality, Kare effectively demonstrates the thrills and vicissitudes of junior bridge. Highlights from Episode:   3:50- What Kare misses about playing bridge   6:30- Difficulties that prevent Kare from playing in tournaments   8:00- Kare’s best accomplishments in grand events   9:20- Kare’s story about swimming naked in public   10:30- Another story of dubious-teenage-actions   17:30- A hilarious story about teaching bridge   26:40- Kare’s best bridge advice   35:40- Kare’s reason for not asking about his teammates’ results   49:00- Kare’s thoughts on leaving his math career to pursue professional bridge   53:10- A bridge lesson that Kare learned from Bart Bramley   1:13:40- How bridge should be taught  
Released:
Dec 27, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

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Hi, my name is John McAllister. I have spent the past six years playing bridge all around the world. My goal is to win a world championship. Doing so requires getting into the minds of the world's best players. I can not think of a better, more fun way to do so, than to interview great bridge players and share their insights in podcast format.