Is this just a guessing game, or is there a rational way to bid this? Any plans?
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#1
Posted 2009-May-10, 17:02
Is this just a guessing game, or is there a rational way to bid this? Any plans?
#2
Posted 2009-May-10, 17:07
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#3
Posted 2009-May-10, 17:09
kenrexford, on May 10 2009, 04:07 PM, said:
Partner has a hard time correcting to 4 hearts, though...
#6
Posted 2009-May-10, 20:29
CSGibson, on May 10 2009, 06:02 PM, said:
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Is this just a guessing game, or is there a rational way to bid this? Any plans?
4♠
#7
Posted 2009-May-10, 21:42
#8
Posted 2009-May-10, 21:56
If we start with 2♣ or 2♦ (or 2♥) to show both majors partner will often grab the opportunity to pass. Sometimes he will even be right, but I would rather play 4♠ than a 2 level contract in a different suit. And if he does bid, we bid 4♠ and will have gained nothing.
#10
Posted 2009-May-11, 05:21
655321, on May 10 2009, 10:56 PM, said:
Um, if partner has two Aces, or one Ace and the QJ in hearts, you don't think he'd see this as a good time to not pass 4♠?
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#13
Posted 2009-May-11, 08:59
Proves nothing one way or another, but I bid 4♠. 4 spades makes when spades are 3-3 and RHO can't read his partner's heart lead as a singleton, trying to cash 2 clubs. 6 hearts is ice, but hard to get there with partner not realizing the freakish nature of your hand.
#14
Posted 2009-May-11, 09:51
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Posted 2009-May-11, 09:55
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#16
Posted 2009-May-11, 09:56
Phil, on May 11 2009, 10:55 AM, said:
Sounds strong but NF to me.
#17
Posted 2009-May-11, 11:02
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