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#1 User is offline   jillybean 

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Posted 2006-May-21, 15:19

This was a memorable FUN last board in a tourney...

Dealer: East
Vul: None
Scoring: IMP
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AQJ43
Q2
T832


West North East South

 -     -     4    ?  



your bid please?


(amazing how one good bid helps you forget all of the others ;) )
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Posted 2006-May-21, 15:45

pass
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Posted 2006-May-21, 15:57

Pass. 4 is for juniors and other bridge players who enjoy taking a jump from 10 meters (32.808 feet) without knowing if there is water in the pool. I am not saying that 4 would never work out in real life, but it's anti-percentage to venture.

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Posted 2006-May-21, 20:47

:) Pass. Your hand is way too light in terms of high cards and playing strength to bid here, and the diamond queen is a BIG warning sign. Consider that a hand with more playing strength but the same high card strength would be an easy 4.
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Posted 2006-May-21, 23:04

This was posted in the hope more B&I’s would respond but its good to see even some of the BBO experts can get the bidding right :)

There is a little twist, its not so much to do with Easts bid but the opening bid.
A year ago I didn’t have had a clue what to do with Norths hand and would have opened 1D, 5D or passed and tried to get in on the bidding later.


Scoring: IMP


West North East South

 -     4    4    Pass
 Pass  Pass  



Thanks to the regular forum readers and their answers to all the questions in this thread I now know what to do when I pick up one of these hands and I can bid it with confidence....the result 4S-6 :)

yeah and before you say it, I should get my partner to subscribe to forums ..
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Posted 2006-May-22, 04:00

...or just ask your partner what double of 4H would have meant.
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