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#1 User is offline   VM1973 

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Posted 2011-May-20, 11:32

Holding
Jxx
Jxxxx
Axx (correction. Ax)
KQx

The bidding goes 1, DBL, pass, and I bid 2
Pass, 2, pass

What's the right call?
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Posted 2011-May-20, 11:38

In my TOX response structure 2 is a little bid of an underbid and 2 showed xtras and is invitational so I would accept with 4 altho I have no real problem with 3NT either.
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Posted 2011-May-20, 11:53

5333? Never held that one before. Anyway I have too much for only 2, I like 2NT more. I bid 4 in the given situation.

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Posted 2011-May-21, 00:00

Depends a lot on which card is not there. If I have Jx Jxxxx Axx KQx then I would jump to 2H, I don't think this is too much. After 2S I would bid 2NT. I think that we are in a GF auction so I'll give partner some room to bid his hand.
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Posted 2011-May-21, 02:34

2S creates a GF because:

The 2H jump showed values, like 9-11 or whatever.
The 2S bid shows a hand too strong to overcall 1S, at least a great 16+

Therefore logically you are in a GF. You have already preempted your own auction, no need to jump around more.
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Posted 2011-May-21, 06:32

Well I'm not sure why you have 14 cards :) but I agree with 2H. 2S here should IMO be inv+ [not necessarily a huge hand, because it's definitely forcing], over which 4S seems fine if you hold 3 spades. If the hand actually has only 2 spades, I'd bid 3NT over 2S since you have a max for the 2H bid.

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Posted 2011-May-21, 09:18

View Postahydra, on 2011-May-21, 06:32, said:

Well I'm not sure why you have 14 cards :) but I agree with 2H. 2S here should IMO be inv+ [not necessarily a huge hand, because it's definitely forcing], over which 4S seems fine if you hold 3 spades. If the hand actually has only 2 spades, I'd bid 3NT over 2S since you have a max for the 2H bid.

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