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An accident in JEC match (poll)

Poll: An accident in JEC match (poll) (17 member(s) have cast votes)

Cue in the xfer suit means what to you ?

  1. T/O double and strong at these colors. (5 votes [29.41%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 29.41%

  2. Bicolor hand (spade+minor or specified minor) strong at these colors. (12 votes [70.59%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 70.59%

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#1 User is offline   MrAce 

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Posted 2010-December-29, 15:35

Me and my pd had an accident in JEC match. I could have bid differently but what i actually seek is, what ohers play this cue as ?


1NT=14-16
2=xfer to

My pd had 4243 17 hcp, but i thought he had 5+5 minor and a good hand at these colors, thought he cld pass and DBL 2 or 3 with this.

What is it in your pdship ? What would you expect if u are playing with a pick up pd ?

Thanks in advance for your replies :)
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Posted 2010-December-29, 15:39

I like to play double of the transfer as takeout of hearts, and the cue as Michaels.

If you play that the double of the transfer shows diamonds, there seems to be some case for the cue to be takeout, not my preference though.
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Posted 2010-December-29, 15:49

we have had this thread before, it may have been even before 655321s time, cue gwnn!

Cliffs:

edit, my cliffs may be wrong so ill edit! But I THINK it was:

Cue=michaels, X=lead direct, pass with a takeout X of hearts, cry if they super accept. Why? Cuz fred said so :P
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Posted 2010-December-29, 15:55

I play what fred said.

Against weak NT: X=strong. 14-16 is not weak though.
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Posted 2010-December-29, 16:05

View PostJLOGIC, on 2010-December-29, 15:49, said:

we have had this thread before, it may have been even before 655321s time, cue gwnn!

Cliffs:

edit, my cliffs may be wrong so ill edit! But I THINK it was:

Cue=michaels, X=lead direct, pass with a takeout X of hearts, cry if they super accept. Why? Cuz fred said so :P


Oh well, i didnt know it was asked b4. Just asking seemed much easier than digging the whole forum to find out if it was posted b4.

By the way, if u don't mind, what would be your average hand examples for 5-5 at these colors ?
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Posted 2010-December-29, 16:05

View PostJLOGIC, on 2010-December-29, 15:49, said:

we have had this thread before, it may have been even before 655321s time, cue gwnn!

Cliffs:

edit, my cliffs may be wrong so ill edit! But I THINK it was:

Cue=michaels, X=lead direct, pass with a takeout X of hearts, cry if they super accept. Why? Cuz fred said so :P


This, although it seems you can make a reasonable argument that 2 over 2 is takeout, and 2 over 2 is Michaels.

@Timo - this doesn't seem like a hand that turns into a total disaster. Did you play a 3-3 club fit or something when you tried 3 pass/correct?
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Posted 2010-December-29, 16:06

We play, after (1N) _P (2 = hearts) ??
  • _X = Diamonds (With spades as well, you may get an opportunity to bid them later).
  • 2 = T/O of hearts (as your partner assumed).
  • Other suits = Natural.
  • 2N = Minors
Similarly, after (1N) _P (2 = spades) ??
  • _X = Hearts (with a two-suiter, you may get an opportunity to bid your other suit later).
  • 2 = T/O of spades.
  • Other suits = Natural.
  • 2N = Minors.
But Fed/JLOGICs suggestion that the cue-bid = Michaels seems to be an improvement.
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Posted 2010-December-29, 16:50

View PostPhil, on 2010-December-29, 16:05, said:


@Timo - this doesn't seem like a hand that turns into a total disaster. Did you play a 3-3 club fit or something when you tried 3 pass/correct?


No, it wasnt a disaster, nt opener doubled 2, i bid 4 with Jxxxx xxx xx KTx went down vs his AQxx Kx AKx J9xx. I also thought, in this type of hands, if cue = 5-5 we must find a way to put 1NT opener on lead. If he leads , we could have made it even vs 4234. Or if A was on or K on. I know my 4 is very agressive, i thought we had a very good shot if he had 5-5 hands that can bid at these colors.
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Posted 2010-December-29, 17:18

Agree with the delayed takeout double idea, but I don't know what I would expect undiscussed. I think it would be close to 50/50 whether a random expert would have takeout or Michaels when they do this.

I have also wondered about the wrong-siding issue when using Michaels or even a takeout double in fourth seat. But I don't think there is a solution that I would be willing to rely on myself or my partner to remember.
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Posted 2010-December-29, 17:24

View PostJLOGIC, on 2010-December-29, 15:49, said:

pass with a takeout X of hearts, cry if they super accept.

The corollory is that if you like making your opponents cry you should superaccept often.
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Posted 2010-December-29, 17:28

View Postgnasher, on 2010-December-29, 17:24, said:

The corollory is that if you like making your opponents cry you should superaccept often.


Heh if you like winning the maximum amount of imps/MP this is not necessarily true though since they usually don't have a t/o X.
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