2♣-2♦
3♦-3♠
what do
4♣
4♥
4NT
mean?
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#2
Posted 2010-July-31, 17:34
For us:
-asking bid about clubs
-asking bid about hearts
-Have no idea.
-asking bid about clubs
-asking bid about hearts
-Have no idea.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
#3
Posted 2010-July-31, 21:44
natural
natural
natural (quant)
for strong hands with spade support (too good for 4♠) i guess you have to bid 5♠ or something else.
natural
natural (quant)
for strong hands with spade support (too good for 4♠) i guess you have to bid 5♠ or something else.
#4
Posted 2010-August-01, 01:53
Clubs, hearts and notrumps.
You can improve this situation by playing
2♣-2♦
3♥
as four hearts and five diamonds. Then
2♣-2♦
3♦-3♠
4♥
can be used to agree spades.
You can improve this situation by playing
2♣-2♦
3♥
as four hearts and five diamonds. Then
2♣-2♦
3♦-3♠
4♥
can be used to agree spades.
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
#5
Posted 2010-August-01, 07:37
1) 4♣=second suit probably with extra ♦ length or no ♥ stopper
2) 4♥=second suit
3) 4NT=to play
held a hand yesterday that seems to fall in this mode
void
KQxx
AKx
AKQJxx
our auction without interference(the opponents must have been asleep) was
... 2♣-2♦; 3♣-3♦;3♥-3♠;4♦-5♣; 6♣ which winged home when dummy fell as follows after a ♠ lead...
xxxx
J9x
QJT9
xx
2) 4♥=second suit
3) 4NT=to play
held a hand yesterday that seems to fall in this mode
void
KQxx
AKx
AKQJxx
our auction without interference(the opponents must have been asleep) was
... 2♣-2♦; 3♣-3♦;3♥-3♠;4♦-5♣; 6♣ which winged home when dummy fell as follows after a ♠ lead...
xxxx
J9x
QJT9
xx
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the Freman, Chani from the move "Dune"
"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it."
George Bernard Shaw
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