All vulnerable, North deals and passes to you. What is your plan with this hand?
Freak hand from NABC GNT finals...
#1
Posted 2014-July-21, 11:30
All vulnerable, North deals and passes to you. What is your plan with this hand?
#2
Posted 2014-July-21, 16:10
This reminds me of a hand from the other night. I opened 5d vul vs not, it went pass, pass 6h on my right...my pard then backed in with 7d then double on my left for 800. they were cold for 7h and 7s. the problem was our teammates played in 5h.
#3
Posted 2014-July-21, 17:00
#5
Posted 2014-July-21, 17:29
It looks like you have 4 losers without any help from partner. You might have 5 losers if the opponents can somehow find a ♣ ruff.
If the opponents bid at the 5 level, I sit because I don't want to push them into a makeable slam that they wouldn't bid on their own.
#6
Posted 2014-July-21, 21:54
rmnka447, on 2014-July-21, 17:29, said:
It looks like you have 4 losers without any help from partner. You might have 5 losers if the opponents can somehow find a ♣ ruff.
If the opponents bid at the 5 level, I sit because I don't want to push them into a makeable slam that they wouldn't bid on their own.
Yes, we agree. Bid 5♦ and see where the chips fall. Maybe the opps guess right, maybe not. Maybe PD can raise and then the opps go wrong.
With 7 HCP and a crazy ODR and zero cards in the majors I want to bid a lot instantly.
#7
Posted 2014-July-22, 00:57
Congrats on making it to the finals and destroying a very good team in the semis.
#8
Posted 2014-July-22, 05:04
#9
Posted 2014-July-22, 08:10
most. I favor a simpler
4d
bid at these colors since 4h/s might be our last makeable spot and we arbitrarily bypass that with
5d on a coin flip. We have the ability to bid all the way to 7d (forget clubs) on our own and expect to
to down no more than 1100/1400 (less than their slam).. the 4d bid gets the idea of our 1 suited little/no
defense type hand to partner so we can safely honor all x they may make if lho bids and we can continue
to sac if p cannot x their 6 level bids (we might more happily subside if p cannot x their 5 level bid).
#10
Posted 2014-July-23, 04:40
gszes, on 2014-July-22, 08:10, said:
most. I favor a simpler
4d
bid at these colors since 4h/s might be our last makeable spot and we arbitrarily bypass that with
5d on a coin flip. We have the ability to bid all the way to 7d (forget clubs) on our own and expect to
to down no more than 1100/1400 (less than their slam).. the 4d bid gets the idea of our 1 suited little/no
defense type hand to partner so we can safely honor all x they may make if lho bids and we can continue
to sac if p cannot x their 6 level bids (we might more happily subside if p cannot x their 5 level bid).
one suited? I thought I saw some clubs.
#11
Posted 2014-July-25, 19:56
#12
Posted 2014-July-26, 06:29
#14
Posted 2014-July-26, 20:58
the hog, on 2014-July-23, 04:40, said:
you went from 5d no 2nd choice to worrying about clubs sigh I thought we were a kindred spirit
for a moment----far too easy to completely lose the dia suit if p does not have a huge club
preference----it is a form of insurance to forget about club:)
#16
Posted 2014-July-31, 06:17
DrMunk, on 2014-July-31, 04:56, said:
well maybe you better pass because ds might break 5-0 and you cannot even make 1.
#17
Posted 2014-July-31, 06:17
DrMunk, on 2014-July-31, 04:56, said:
well maybe you better pass because ds might break 5-0 and you cannot even make 1.