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3 over 3? Philly regional hands v3

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Posted 2010-October-01, 22:43

Scoring: MP

P-(P)-1-(2)
2-(3)-???

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Posted 2010-October-02, 04:16

high ODR but we are vul at MPs with few values I'd just pass
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Posted 2010-October-02, 08:15

This is an offensive hand. I'll bid.
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Posted 2010-October-03, 08:48

It would not have occurred to me to bid
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Posted 2010-October-03, 08:51

pass over 3 seems auto as I do have a partner who with 4 card support could raise.
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Posted 2010-October-03, 09:21

pooltuna, on Oct 3 2010, 02:51 PM, said:

I do have a partner who with 4 card support could raise.

this is not totally correct. You're a 3rd seat opener, meaning you could have had only 4 spades, and besides not all 4 card raises should blast to the 3 level.
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Posted 2010-October-03, 12:13

You are short in their suit, which is a pos. value, if you are following the LoTT,
so bidding 3S is certainly Law conform.

I guess I would bid 3S, but due to the vulnerability, this is not clear cut.

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Posted 2010-October-03, 13:13

Pass.

There are layouts where both contracts make, but I think there are a greater
number where both are one down if partner passes. Whenever partner has slow heart values they will be useful only on defence as we will get forced before we can set up any tricks and will run into club ruffs if we don't draw trumps.
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Posted 2010-October-03, 15:13

nigel_k, on Oct 3 2010, 07:13 PM, said:

Pass.

There are layouts where both contracts make, but I think there are a greater
number where both are one down if partner passes. Whenever partner has slow heart values they will be useful only on defence as we will get forced before we can set up any tricks and will run into club ruffs if we don't draw trumps.

I am most worried about going 2 down when they make overtrick(s) ;)
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