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#1 User is offline   jillybean 

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Posted 2013-August-22, 12:01



I know, I know, many of you wouldn't be in this position but here we are.
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Posted 2013-August-22, 12:13

3♠ for me, then 4♦ over 3nt or 4♣. Pass 4♥. Going slamming if partner's rebid is 4♠ or higher, of course.

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Posted 2013-August-22, 12:41

I'm bidding 3♠ like Brian. Over 3N, I'm continuing with 4♦.
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Posted 2013-August-22, 15:10

 jillybean, on 2013-August-22, 12:01, said:



I know, I know, many of you wouldn't be in this position but here we are.


I have a spade void and RHO wasn't able to raise the opening.

Partner almost assuredly has a balanced hand, a spade stack, and is too strong for a NT overcall.
There's probably going to be some wasted values in spades.

I'm going to bid a prosaic 6♦
I'll apologize if we have a grand.
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Posted 2013-August-22, 15:26

 hrothgar, on 2013-August-22, 15:10, said:

I have a spade void and RHO wasn't able to raise the opening.

Partner almost assuredly has a balanced hand, a spade stack, and is too strong for a NT overcall.
There's probably going to be some wasted values in spades.

I'm going to bid a prosaic 6♦
I'll apologize if we have a grand.


I'd be more worried about Axxx, KQJx, A, KQxx where playing in the right suit is important.

Can't really help more as no way can I have a hand that good and not have opened.
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Posted 2013-August-22, 15:50

MPs: 3♠; IMPs: 4♦

I wouldn't depend on the opponents' bidding at a Tuesday regional pairs.
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Posted 2013-August-22, 19:02

If you bid 3♠, partner bids 4♣ and 4♥ over 4♦
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Posted 2013-August-22, 19:06

So I was supposed to bid 6C, which rolls in style, and 6D is going down? I've seen this hand before...Posted Image
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Posted 2013-August-22, 20:00

Over 4♥, I want a table read of the opponents, maybe including a quick perusal of the convention card to get a sense of sophistication level. Does East look like someone who might not make a spade raise he or she should be making?

If yes, we are ahead of the everyone else based on that, and I take the sure plus and pass.

If no, it depends on the state of the game. I bid 4♠ if I'm swinging and pass if I'm willing to take 40% on one board to avoid a 0.
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Posted 2013-August-23, 03:31

 jillybean, on 2013-August-22, 19:02, said:

If you bid 3♠, partner bids 4♣ and 4♥ over 4♦


4♠ seems pretty clear now (or 4NT to show a spade cue if playing your beloved kickback).
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