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#1 User is offline   Fluffy 

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Posted 2012-June-06, 08:06

all vul, IMPs, partner deals and opens a strong club

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1!-(pass)-1!-(2)
X - ( 2 NT )-3-(pass)
3-(pass)- ??


by agreement partner's double of 2 is take out, but cannot be a balanced minimum 16-17(18) hand, so either 16+ with short diamond or 19(18)+ balanced with 2, or perhaps stronger with 3.
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Posted 2012-June-06, 10:05

I'd bid game, but I think it's close. Partner's having only three hearts is bad news, but he's got two ways to make - a crossruff and setting up the hearts - and it may be hard for them to prevent both.
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
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Posted 2012-June-06, 11:07

I would pass, I already bid 3D partner is allowed to bid game himself.
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Posted 2012-June-06, 11:55

I would pass,our is not enough to cross ruff.opps' 2NT let look like having a loss.
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Posted 2012-June-07, 08:58

Thx for the replies, partner had:

AQxx
AQxx
x
KQxx


I almost posted the hand as ATB.

Partner raised an interesting though. Since you are normally picking hearts when you have equal minimum lenght (3-3 in this case, but 2-2 in other both majors situations). bidding spades with equal maximum lenght is more descriptive/encouraging as it assures 4 cards now. What do you people think?


3 went 1 down where 4 would make.
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Posted 2012-June-07, 11:49

Maybe partner should bid 4H, they are probably leading diamonds anyway so you don't have anything in your hand that you need to protect.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2012-June-07, 11:58

View PostFluffy, on 2012-June-07, 08:58, said:

Partner raised an interesting though. Since you are normally picking hearts when you have equal minimum lenght (3-3 in this case, but 2-2 in other both majors situations). bidding spades with equal maximum lenght is more descriptive/encouraging as it assures 4 cards now. What do you people think?

I don't think our bidding should cater for the possibility that opener is 3-3 in the majors. With a 3325 19-count, he should bid 3NT, 4 or 4 rather than risking playing a 4-3 fit with a 5-3 major-suit fit available.

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3 went 1 down where 4 would make.

It looks like 3 should be cold. How did he lose more than two hearts, a club and a diamond?
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
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Posted 2012-June-07, 13:07

I didn´t follow the play but spades were 4-1 for sure
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Posted 2012-June-10, 10:31

i came here late but seeing the hands did nothing to change my opinion



after p bids x our hand has gone from 0-7 to a GF. There is a strong chance
we not only have a double fit but our club void has a ton of value for game
purposes. I like the 3d bid asking p to choose a major and I would have bid
3h (not 3s) for flexibility purposes alone. If p bids 3h there can be no doubt
we are going to 4h. Even with p bidding 3s I am headed for game and trust
my 4h bid will describe my 45 majors and let p choose.
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Posted 2012-June-11, 06:07

Did their 2NT clarify that we have Majors?
I try 4H over 3S. Partner should read that as H > 4xS
for my Q-bid.
Interesting hijack if my hand were 6xH w 4xS.
Bid 3H instead of 3D Q-bid? Lose 4-4 Spades
or does partner 3S over 3H just-in-case?
Jump 4D Q-bid means? Repeat 4D Q-bid means?
Both after 1D:neg.
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