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Poll: Would you ever pass a 1NT rebid with a void? (17 member(s) have cast votes)

Would you ever pass a 1NT rebid with a void?

  1. I would need something exception to remove from 1NT (4 votes [23.53%])

    Percentage of vote: 23.53%

  2. Yes occasionally I will have the right hand to pass (8 votes [47.06%])

    Percentage of vote: 47.06%

  3. No its no brainer to remove (2 votes [11.76%])

    Percentage of vote: 11.76%

  4. You have got to be joking to even think about passing (3 votes [17.65%])

    Percentage of vote: 17.65%

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Posted 2008-December-22, 03:39

Weak NT system so partner's 1NT rebid is strong 15-17.

Partner will reasonably frequently by normal standards rebid 1NT with a singleton in our suit.

2 (and also 2) is not available as a weak takeout. That is we will have to go to the three-level to show a second suit.

The auction is:

1 1
1NT ?

Would you ever consider passing with a void heart and five spades?

If you would pass. What would be an example hand 5=0=5=3 or 5=0=3=5 that you would pass?
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Posted 2008-December-22, 03:43

I abstain.
Is it to much to ask that a NT opening or rebid shows a balanced hand?
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Posted 2008-December-22, 03:56

You misunderstood, 1 NT showed a balanced hand...

I may pass whenever my partner tends to bid 1 NT with a singelton spade.

But I hate those partners anyway....
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Posted 2008-December-22, 03:57

It would be nice to have a tool to end in 2 when that is right (showing a weak hand with five spades and a minor.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 04:04

Codo, on Dec 22 2008, 09:56 AM, said:

You misunderstood, 1 NT showed a balanced hand...

I may pass whenever my partner tends to bid 1 NT with a singelton spade.

But I hate those partners anyway....

Are we playing 5-card majors?

If so, you are saying that partner often rebids 1NT on a 1=5=4=3 or a 1=5=3=4?

If so, then I think this is unplayable unless you have a method to show a weak hand with spades and a minor opposite the 1NT rebid. You are using both 2C and 2D as artificial over the 1NT rebid, so you have a lot of sequences. Use some of them for this.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 04:06

A weak spade suit, and slow values in the minors.

Something like:

22222
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QJ109
QJ109

Give or take a few pips.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 04:29

Sure, if partner is even rebidding 1NT with 15(43) types, then I don't see how I can bid 2 without a reasonable suit.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 04:40

helene_t, on Dec 22 2008, 09:57 AM, said:

It would be nice to have a tool to end in 2 when that is right (showing a weak hand with five spades and a minor.

If one needs a bid for those situations, I'm pretty suspicious one's doing something wrong.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 04:59

Of cause i would pass 1NT if my hand is weak so we only have a partscore.
Usually this would have to be a 5044 or 40(45) distribution. With some 50(53) especially at IMPs I would try for the minor.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 04:59

FrancesHinden, on Dec 22 2008, 07:04 PM, said:

Codo, on Dec 22 2008, 09:56 AM, said:

You misunderstood, 1 NT showed a balanced hand...

I may pass whenever my partner tends to bid 1 NT with a singelton spade.

But I hate those partners anyway....

Are we playing 5-card majors?

If so, you are saying that partner often rebids 1NT on a 1=5=4=3 or a 1=5=3=4?

If so, then I think this is unplayable unless you have a method to show a weak hand with spades and a minor opposite the 1NT rebid. You are using both 2C and 2D as artificial over the 1NT rebid, so you have a lot of sequences. Use some of them for this.

I tried to say that I hate partners who often rebid 1 NT with a 15(34) hand.

And the only reason to pass 1 NT with a heart void would be a partner who rebids 1 NT with a singelton.

Do you think it is playable to rebid 1 NT with 15(43) under the given conditions?Maybe it is, but I do not see how.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 05:06

I have no experience under this circumstances, but what OleBerg said sounds reasonable to me.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 07:22

Codo, on Dec 22 2008, 10:59 AM, said:

FrancesHinden, on Dec 22 2008, 07:04 PM, said:

Codo, on Dec 22 2008, 09:56 AM, said:

You misunderstood, 1 NT showed a balanced hand...

I may pass whenever my partner tends to bid 1 NT with a singelton spade.

But I hate those partners anyway....

Are we playing 5-card majors?

If so, you are saying that partner often rebids 1NT on a 1=5=4=3 or a 1=5=3=4?

If so, then I think this is unplayable unless you have a method to show a weak hand with spades and a minor opposite the 1NT rebid. You are using both 2C and 2D as artificial over the 1NT rebid, so you have a lot of sequences. Use some of them for this.

I tried to say that I hate partners who often rebid 1 NT with a 15(34) hand.

And the only reason to pass 1 NT with a heart void would be a partner who rebids 1 NT with a singelton.

Do you think it is playable to rebid 1 NT with 15(43) under the given conditions?Maybe it is, but I do not see how.

No, I hate it.

But simply saying "I don't like your methods" tends to get short shrift on these forums.

So I don't like the methods, but if I am forced to play them, I think I need more methods after the 1NT rebid.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 13:00

It was late when I posted this (or at least I was very tired - I had already gone to bed and went and got my laptop in bed, isn't wireless a wonderful thing). So I forgot a few details and didn't think through some others.

In answer to some of the the style questions:

We play four-card majors.

With 1=5=(4-3) we will normally rebid a minor. A 1NT rebid with a singleton will typically be a flawed hand with a concentration of honours in the short suits. Something like:

K (or Q or A)
KJxxx
Jxxx
AQJ
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Posted 2008-December-22, 13:58

Under these circumstances I would just pass when:

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  I had already gone to bed and went and got my laptop in bed
. Being tired is an excuse for many things.
I cannot construct a single hand where I want to pass 1 NT in your system. I am fully aware that passing can make some spectular success, but I belive that these successes will gain less then 50 % of the losses.
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Posted 2008-December-22, 16:00

I would pass 1NT on some 5-0-4-4 hands yes.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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