Bettering by one the highest score amongst the panelists this month, the solo winner of the April competition, with an almost perfect score of 79/80, is ...
Paul Dubois from San Diego CA, USA
Paul led all entrants in the April competition, with a score of 79/80 that even bettered the leading score on the panel. Having finished in the Top 20 in last year’s annual competition with an average of over 70/80, he is amongst the leaders in this year’s race. Paul is a retired architect for large scientific codes. He has written a book on bidding for advancing players, which is available to all for free at pfdubois.com.
Other competitors on the April Honour Roll are, with a score of 78/80, are…
Stephen Merriman from New Zealand,
Alexander Cook from Australia,
Peter Brook from England, and
Dave Williams from Wales.
This is Stephen’s second consecutive appearance on the monthly Honour Roll. Both Alexander and David and previous winners of the annual competition.
…and, with a score of 77/80:
Pete Law from Kent, England
With four players from Europe and one from China having led all competitors over the first three months of the year, we finally have our first winner from the Americas. We also have three players from the UK on this month’s list too.
Congratulations to everyone who scored in the 60s or 70s on what was another tricky set of hands.
Paul Dubois |
USA |
79 |
Stephen Merriman |
New Zealand |
78 |
Alexander Cook |
Australia |
78 |
Peter Brook |
UK |
78 |
David Williams |
UK |
78 |
Peter Law |
UK |
77 |
Gareth Birdsall |
UK |
76 |
Stephen Turner |
UK |
76 |
Vincent Lui |
Hong Kong |
75 |
Bob Boudreau |
USA |
75 |
Todd Holes |
USA |
75 |
Jeremy Jones |
UK |
74 |
Paul Grünke |
Germany |
74 |
Kevin Podsiadlik |
USA |
74 |
Lysandra Zheng |
New Zealand |
74 |
Luwen Koh |
Singapore |
74 |
Paul Boudreau |
USA |
74 |
Gaston Mejane |
France |
73 |
Vincent Perez |
France |
73 |
Tim Pan |
New Zealand |
73 |
Mike Xue |
Canada |
73 |
Andrew Doye |
UK |
73 |
Patrick Shields |
UK |
73 |
Girish Bijoor |
India |
73 |
Heather Motteram |
Australia |
72 |