Responding to Partner's Preempt Do you bid? If so, what?
#3
Posted 2011-August-05, 15:39
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#4
Posted 2011-August-06, 07:49
#5
Posted 2011-August-09, 07:59
#6
Posted 2011-August-09, 12:25
MrAce, on 2011-August-05, 15:39, said:
And what is your plan now, when your "not maniac" partner says he has spade control bidding 6♥ ?
Ah! U are dummy. U will not suffering the offend to receive a spade lead to the ace and to get ruffed at the second tric
(or Kx is not control?).
Or u have any method (over 5♥) to get to 6NT?
#7
Posted 2011-August-09, 13:25
Your call over RHO's 1♠ opening at unfavorable vul?
I suspect that most, if not all, players would bid 4♥.
How does 6♥ look opposite this hand?
In any case, I pass my partner's 4♥ call. Maybe pard will have the right hand to make 6, but I doubt it.
#8
Posted 2011-August-09, 15:01
ArtK78, on 2011-August-09, 13:25, said:
Your call over RHO's 1♠ opening at unfavorable vul?
I suspect that most, if not all, players would bid 4♥.
How does 6♥ look opposite this hand?
In any case, I pass my partner's 4♥ call. Maybe pard will have the right hand to make 6, but I doubt it.
Bleah. Being very imaginative i may think to bid 5h(not 4)but that doesn't help me to play the slam when it is right.
Experts may have methods for such offensive hands.
I lose that board but u lose many many others.
#9
Posted 2011-August-10, 05:54
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#10
Posted 2011-August-10, 06:59
vianu2, on 2011-August-09, 15:01, said:
Experts may have methods for such offensive hands.
I lose that board but u lose many many others.
That was just an example.
There are so many hands where there is a trump loser and an outside ace (or two outside losers) to lose that it doesn't make sense to risk a minus score by looking for slam.
Many of those hands involve very long heart suits with one or two losers and an offsuit cashing ace.
Sometimes, when partner preempts, he doesn't have a strong hand.
#11
Posted 2011-August-10, 07:46
ArtK78, on 2011-August-10, 06:59, said:
There are so many hands where there is a trump loser and an outside ace (or two outside losers) to lose that it doesn't make sense to risk a minus score by looking for slam.
Many of those hands involve very long heart suits with one or two losers and an offsuit cashing ace.
Sometimes, when partner preempts, he doesn't have a strong hand.
Sir,
When my partner bid a game red vs white and i have 6 trics in my own hand i don't care of playing on the level 5.
My only problem is to count losers, and if there are 2 then we will play it on the level 5.
Of course i don't know a method to ask the shortness spade or the control ( Kx or Ax) in that special case.
That's why im still waiting for our dear friend mrAce to elucidate that question and let us take advantage of his fascinating and definitely worth knowing.
#12
Posted 2011-August-10, 07:54
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#14
Posted 2011-August-10, 09:02
vianu2, on 2011-August-09, 12:25, said:
Ah! U are dummy. U will not suffering the offend to receive a spade lead to the ace and to get ruffed at the second tric
(or Kx is not control?).
Or u have any method (over 5♥) to get to 6NT?
I would expect partner would bid 5N over 5♥ with ♠Kx.
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#15
Posted 2011-August-10, 10:12
It won't be the first time I bid one more and went down, and I suspect that it won't be the last.
#16
Posted 2011-August-10, 10:18
mtvesuvius, on 2011-August-10, 10:12, said:
It won't be the first time I bid one more and went down, and I suspect that it won't be the last.
And if u invite with 5♥ having x trump, what is the meaning of 5cl/5d/4sp?
And how do u act when u have some heart support and need a cue? let's say spade?
What are your agreements?
Added: how will decide your partner to pass/ not pass 5h?
#17
Posted 2011-August-10, 10:30
Every action chosen has an upside and a downside. None is perfect. Reasons for each have been presented.
Enough already.
#18
Posted 2011-August-10, 10:34
mtvesuvius, on 2011-August-10, 10:12, said:
I disagree about this, if partner passes 5 hearts he will have a doubleton spade... if he has a doubleton spade his hearts have to be REALLY solid to avoid a possible trump promotion (or we have to be a little bit lucky). Meh.
#19
Posted 2011-August-10, 10:36
ArtK78, on 2011-August-10, 10:30, said:
Every action chosen has an upside and a downside. None is perfect. Reasons for each have been presented.
Enough already.
NO i find it very interesting, i never knew how to bid on the high levels to reach a slam , i'd like to learn from other opinions than open a book because i"m very lazy . I'm really interested to know the answer to my questions posted before.
#20
Posted 2011-August-10, 10:37
I would pass though.

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