What do you bid? Competition
#1
Posted 2008-May-24, 14:33
you hold:
♠A x x
♥A Q x x
♦T 9 x x
♣x x
What do you bid?
X (negative DBL)
1NT
2NT
Other?
The bidding continues:
1♣ (1♥) 1NT 2♠
p p ?
Now what do you bid?
#2
Posted 2008-May-24, 17:39
#4
Posted 2008-May-24, 17:47
- hrothgar
#5
Posted 2008-May-24, 17:51
#6
Posted 2008-May-24, 18:57
jdonn, on May 25 2008, 06:51 AM, said:
Maybe a bit less in H and a bit more in S?
#7
Posted 2008-May-24, 19:06
- hrothgar
#8
Posted 2008-May-24, 19:43
It also might go down 3. But there is no way to know so best action IMO is to dummy up and try to go plus.
#9
Posted 2008-May-24, 21:43
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#10
Posted 2008-May-24, 21:50
#11
Posted 2008-May-24, 21:58
jdonn, on May 24 2008, 10:50 PM, said:
IMO, Josh, the double may simply turn a plus into a minus. Even if partner has Qx, what contract are we playing for a plus score?
#12
Posted 2008-May-24, 22:59
Dbl is a must at MPs. At imps also, unless I feel like chickening out and/or is pard has a flair for opening unsuitable 10-counts.
#14
Posted 2008-May-25, 01:22
#16
Posted 2008-May-25, 06:27
This is surely a contextual 10-count, because the 4-3-3-3 shape means that the clear 11-count must be reduced by 1 HCP.
This is plainly a contextual 11-count because Aces, and Kings under Aces, are undervalued.
This is obviously a contextual 10-count, because all of the other finesses go toward probable strength.
Good thing 1NT here covers up to 10+/11-.
So, 1NT first time.
I'm not sure the second time. I seem to have a fairly good hand for partner, if he wants to defend or declare. So, I'll go aggressive and double.
Hold that -- just saw IMP. Pass.
-P.J. Painter.
#17
Posted 2008-May-25, 12:06
#2 Pass.
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#18
Posted 2008-May-26, 10:34

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