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#1 User is offline   jillybean 

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Posted 2008-June-15, 01:11


Dealer: South
Vul: NS
Scoring: IMP
53
6
J2
AKJ98753


West North East South

 -     -     -     ?  (1st seat) 

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Posted 2008-June-15, 01:20

Delete all and insert (sorry I read it as 3 passes to me).

3NT gambling
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Posted 2008-June-15, 01:24

4.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 02:04

3NT (not gambling - we play Namyats).
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Posted 2008-June-15, 02:10

4.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2008-June-15, 02:15

Seems like a textbook 4 bid at these colors. 4NT by partner should be to play.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 02:20

Agree with 4C. Some people will open 3C on hands like this in order to keep 3N in the picture, but that is not a good idea. Just try to describe your hand.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 02:28

4 seems cool, opening 1 and keep rebidding and hope to get x'ed at 3.level and make could be fun as well though :) But more seriously, I would have bid 4.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 03:15

4C if not playing Namyats. 3NT otherwise, but not keen as the suit is not solid.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 03:18

Gambling
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Posted 2008-June-15, 03:25

Gerber for me.

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Posted 2008-June-15, 03:31

rogerclee, on Jun 15 2008, 03:15 AM, said:

Seems like a textbook 4 bid at these colors. 4NT by partner should be to play.

With my regular Partners' 3NT showing 8 card minor and nothing else but the colors actually bother me.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 04:47

fair is foul and foul is fair...can't believe I remember that lol
But 4C for me. 2nd choice is 3C.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 06:56

Hi,

the choices are 3C, 3NT (if agreed as gambling)
or 4C.

The hand is bit too strong for a 3C bid, but not much,
given that you are red vs. green in first seat.

If the suit is solid is a matter of partnership
agreement, but partner wont pass 3NT with a void
in clubs, so for me the suit would be solid, but discuss
with partner.

The hand is bit too weak for a 4C bid, given that you
are red vs. green in first seat, but not much.

Most likely I would go with 4C, but dont mind 3C or 3NT.

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Posted 2008-June-15, 12:43

4, second choice 3N. It's a close decision for me, since both have almost equal levels of preemption, but there's just too much chance of a club slam if partner has the right hand and knows that I only have 5 outside cards (or another shape feature that convinced me to bid this way), and 5 clubs will have play almost as often as 3N when that's right, barring some lucky lead.
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Posted 2008-June-15, 20:47

6 losers, red (-2), that's 3 clubs.

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Posted 2008-June-16, 11:19

I have a special agreement regarding 3 of a minor openings in 1st or 2nd seat. My regular partner suggested this treatment and told me it was an idea attributed to Barry Crane.

3 of a minor shows AQ or AK or better in the suit, preemptive.

The idea is that 3 of a minor openings are not that difficult to deal with, so you might as well avoid them unless they convey specific information.

With this agreement, I open 3.

Without this agreement, anything could be right, but I suppose I would go with the majority and open 4, with all of its obvious flaws.
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