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Quick Report · Pula Bridge Festival
Welcome open pairs (16:00) · with Cieślak S. · 26 boards
Overall Actual %
37.75%
average across 26 boards
Rank 100 / 108
in this event
The verdict
Your biggest loss comes from leading. It averages -13.10%, clearly the worst of the four phases.
Each part of the game as a % of the field (50% = par) or, for Leading, how far above/below par — bar length is the size of it, not just the sign.
Bidding
41.55%
#100/108
Declaring
38.07%
#76/108
Leading
-13.10%
#100/108
Defending
51.17%
#64/108
Before Lead %
41.55%
26 bds
After Lead %
39.86%
26 bds
Bidding Value averages 41.55% before the lead and 39.86% after it, across 26 boards.
You (declarer)
38.07%
7 bds
Cieślak S. (declarer)
53.87%
7 bds
You declared 7 hands (38.07% vs. the field) and Cieślak S. declared 7 (53.87%).
Defending Overall %
51.17%
whole defense, lead included · 11 bds
Opening Lead Value % (you)
-13.10%
7 bds
Opening Lead Value % (Cieślak S.)
+0.00%
4 bds
Across 11 boards on defense, the whole partnership (lead included) averages 51.17% vs. the field. Your own opening leads average -13.10% over 7; Cieślak S.'s average +0.00% over 4.
Potential Declaring %
-5.63%
14 bds
Lost Opening Lead % (you)
-5.77%
7 bds
Vs the theoretical best line, not the field — an opportunity, not a comparison to anyone else. Declaring can land positive (a defensive slip handed you more than perfect play would have); a lead can only ever cost, never gain.
Leading is worth a closer look before the next event.
Generated 14 September 2026 · smarttable.hr