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Posted 2011-January-31, 10:07


How would you handle this? IMPs.

Very strong opponents - you play with your favourite partner.
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Posted 2011-January-31, 10:17

2 next bid will probably be many hearts
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Posted 2011-January-31, 12:40

Start with 2... My goal will be to show something like 7-5ish
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Posted 2011-January-31, 14:45

2, no second choice. Then we'll think again.
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Posted 2011-January-31, 17:49

2 is a dull bid that offers the nonvulnerable opponents the best possible position to find and judge a minor suit sacrifice over our major suit contract.
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Posted 2011-February-02, 07:43

2 wtp
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Posted 2011-February-02, 07:55

Wouldn't 4 show a hand with a lot of distribution in the majors?
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Posted 2011-February-02, 08:34

View Postjschafer, on 2011-February-02, 07:55, said:

Wouldn't 4 show a hand with a lot of distribution in the majors?


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Posted 2011-February-02, 08:35

no follow ups michael?
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Posted 2011-February-02, 09:18

If you bid 2 the bidding will go:
1 - 2 - 3 - pass
pass - ??

If you bid 4, partner will bid 4 and the opponents won't bid again.

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Posted 2011-February-02, 12:08

I'd bid 4 now. Then make one last try over 4 with 5.

I like that partner has a spade fit since if he has 3 trump we have a reasonable shot of having no heart losers. But maybe I'm too aggressive here, idk
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Posted 2011-February-02, 14:16

4 when partner doesn't make any sound
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Posted 2011-February-03, 05:08

View Postmfa1010, on 2011-January-31, 17:49, said:

2 is a dull bid that offers the nonvulnerable opponents the best possible position to find and judge a minor suit sacrifice over our major suit contract.


Obvious bids are often dull.

I wouldn't fear the opponents finding a sacrifice. They will never expect us to have a freak like this. I'd rather hear as much as I can about the other three hands before we have to decide where to play. If we preempted the auction with 4D, we'd never know if we had done enough. The fact that our hearts are considerably stronger than our spades also speaks against 4D. But K109xxx of spades is still good enough to make a direct 4H a really bad choice imo.

After 3D I'd also go with 4H.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2011-February-03, 09:33

View Postjschafer, on 2011-February-02, 07:55, said:

Wouldn't 4 show a hand with a lot of distribution in the majors?


Not for me, and I wouldn't do it with a pick-up pard anyway. 2 + insane nr of hearts seems like a liveable plan.
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Posted 2011-February-04, 05:56

View Postmfa1010, on 2011-January-31, 10:07, said:


How would you handle this? IMPs.

Very strong opponents - you play with your favourite partner.


How high the partnership bids depends on what partner has in spades.
To see what partner can volunteer I would start with 2D to show both majors.
If partner can freely volunteer spade support, I would bid 5NT as the grand slam force.

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Posted 2011-February-04, 05:58

View Postjschafer, on 2011-February-02, 07:55, said:

Wouldn't 4 show a hand with a lot of distribution in the majors?


In the US, 3D would be natural over RHO's 1D opening.
4D would show a better hand than a 3D bid.

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Posted 2011-February-04, 06:55

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