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Hi,
the setup, you are playing with your sons (11 / 12), they switch places after the round.
The system is simple, it resembles the GIB system, the first two rounds of the auction.
Second Bord, IMP, being dealer, all red you hold
♠J753
♥AJT87
♦-
♣KQT9
The auction
1H - (1NT(1)) - 2S - (3D(2))
???
(1) 15-18, a solid citizen
(2) part of the junior national team
As always reason is more important than being right
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Playing with your sons (2) What do you do? Nothing to hard.
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Posted Today, 05:46
Assuming, 3♦ is GF it doesn't leave much left for partner, but decent playing strength-so maybe likely a 10-card fit
I'd bid 4♦, given 4♠ looks OK. Now will partner take us to 5♦ over 5♦?
I'd bid 4♦, given 4♠ looks OK. Now will partner take us to 5♦ over 5♦?
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Posted Today, 06:41
3D was not alerted, ..., it is unclear, if you would get an answer from the solid player,
she would be the client in this partnership, but assume standard agreement set.
But keep in min, that all 4 players though they had something to say, i.e. I am not sure,
that 3D is GF per default.
I would also claim, that most peoble would make the 3D bid.
she would be the client in this partnership, but assume standard agreement set.
But keep in min, that all 4 players though they had something to say, i.e. I am not sure,
that 3D is GF per default.
I would also claim, that most peoble would make the 3D bid.
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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