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#1 User is offline   gwnn 

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Posted 2007-May-16, 14:51

(1M)-2m-(x)-XX

what do you use this XX for? Does it matter which m+M the first two bids were?
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Posted 2007-May-16, 14:53

good hand, no doesn't matter.
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Posted 2007-May-16, 15:05

Some level of good hand without a fit. I use 10+.
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Posted 2007-May-16, 15:15

Power, inviting to go for their blood,
it naturally shows tolerance for the
overcalled suit.

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Posted 2007-May-16, 15:16

gwnn, on May 16 2007, 03:51 PM, said:

(1M)-2m-(x)-XX

what do you use this XX for? Does it matter which m+M the first two bids were?

Out of curiousity, do you guys play that it sets up a forcing pass situation?

1♥-2♣-X-XX
P---P---2♥-P

Was the last pass forcing?
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Posted 2007-May-16, 15:40

for me power doubles and redoubles create forcing pass situations except when someone has made a preemptive call.

In the example this redouble creates a forcing pass.

but 1♠-3♣-X-XX does not
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Posted 2007-May-16, 15:41

forcing pass up to 2NT? or 3m? or more?
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