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#1 User is offline   mike777 

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Posted Yesterday, 18:15

Strong Disagreement on this one today

1S-1NT
2H-2NT
3H?

Three hearts gf or not?
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Posted Yesterday, 19:07

Shape showing, not forcing, but given the shown shape, a responder who can bid 2NT should not pass.
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Posted Today, 00:54

55 NF

Partner said it all.

If 11 HCP is all you need chose 3NT or 4H. I fear there is not too much space to do things naturally here…
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Posted Today, 05:35

Hmm

I still think 3h needs to be gf

I don't have any other force.

Why play in 5-2 fit at three level.

Partner had his 12 count.
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Posted Today, 08:22

There is a simple solution.

In standard, there are good arguments for both nf and forcing…do you have a 5=5 majors with 15 hcp…forcing is best…or a 5=5 with 11 hcp…nf is best

Play transfers.

Over 2N, bid 3D and pass his 3M when you have the weak hand and bid 3N (choice of games); orv4M with the stronger hand.

With 6=4 majors, bid 3H.

With 5=4=1=3 or 5=4=9=4, bid 3S. With 5=4=3=1 or 5=4=4=0 bid 3C.

We play transfers over all natural, invitational 2 bids. Last week I held 3=5=3=2 with 8 hcp and partner opened 1S and raised my 1N to 2N. I bid 3D, transfer, then 3N. He pulled to 4H. 3N fails, 4H was cold
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Posted Today, 11:10

 mikeh, on 2026-September-20, 08:22, said:

There is a simple solution.

Play transfers.


Thanks Mike for this very useful twist. I said hard to find sth natural, but indeed, xfers are not too complicated to handle.
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Posted Today, 14:56

View Postmike777, on 2026-September-19, 18:15, said:

Strong Disagreement on this one today

1S-1NT
2H-2NT
3H?

Three hearts gf or not?


NF.

But there is a reason, why peoble play Gazilli or similar methods.
With kind regards
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Posted Today, 16:51

Ty all as it turns out

I played 3H in 5-2 fit
A bit of miss defense got us a good bd.

In practice partner had not bid his hand correctly but this discussion came up.
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