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#1 User is offline   mgoetze 

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Posted 2011-January-03, 13:19



Your call at matchpoints?
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Posted 2011-January-03, 13:21

Having trouble imaging a call other than 4

BTW, didn't notice until a moment ago that you're from Koln.
Koln always was my favorite city in all of Germany.

Kolsch is almost undrinkable and the dialect is incomprehensible, however, the city and the people are lovely and the Cathedral is unbelievable.

(There used to be these little stalls down by the Cathedral that sold the world's best potatoe pancakes... Are they still there?)
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Posted 2011-January-03, 13:28

Hm, not much in the way of stalls near the cathedral nowadays. Do drop me a line if you ever come back to the area though. ;)

This posting is mainly a sanity check for me (yes, I bid 4), but I thought it might also be instructive for beginners.
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Posted 2011-January-03, 16:04

View Postmgoetze, on 2011-January-03, 13:19, said:



Your call at matchpoints?


a weird alternative may be to pass but that is masterminding when partner can have a powerhouse you may have to decide what to do over 4 passed back around to you. This is when you wished you had passed 3 as it is only -170 :)
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Posted 2011-January-03, 16:15

I would pass, we are so weak that it will hardly be over
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Posted 2011-January-03, 16:58

The odd alternative may be 5, of course, but then you would be preempting the preempt.
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Posted 2011-January-03, 17:03

View PostGerben42, on 2011-January-03, 16:58, said:

The odd alternative may be 5, of course, but then you would be preempting the preempt.

You would also be showing a slam try and deny a spade control, when in fact you don't have a slam try but do have a spade control.
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Posted 2011-January-03, 18:09

4H
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