Big Hand, Little Hand What's a big hand do?
#3
Posted 2005-June-02, 18:46
#5
Posted 2005-June-02, 19:01
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Honestly say I don't know - perhaps is the best I can do.
#6
Posted 2005-June-02, 19:06
i'd bid 4♠...
#7
Posted 2005-June-02, 21:39
#8
Posted 2005-June-03, 02:09
#9
Posted 2005-June-03, 03:45
Winstonm, on Jun 3 2005, 01:07 PM, said:
No opposing bidding, and partner in first seat opens with a weak 2D. Regardless of whose methods are superior, here's what you are stuck playing: 2D=6-11 with no constraints on suit quality except judgement verses red/white situation; 2N is Ogust; 2S is support ask, and partner will bid 3D after which 3S is passable; new minors are non-forcing. What's your bid/plan?
as we are vul I would hope p would hold 8-11 rather than 6-7
#10
Posted 2005-June-03, 04:16
I think this calls for the TIRE TOOL plan. If they give you any sh*t, hit'em with the tire tool. Bid 4 ♠ and get it over with.
#11
Posted 2005-June-03, 05:21
I don't have much aces, but a strong suit and stoppers, so I bid 3NT.
#12 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2005-June-03, 08:10
#13
Posted 2005-June-03, 09:32
#14
Posted 2005-June-03, 09:38
Partner's hand: xx, xxx, AJ8xxx, Ax.
The possession of the 10 of spades in my hand makes this a worthwhile slam - but, I guess no one can bid them all.
WinstonM
#15
Posted 2005-June-03, 11:06
Either Spades or Diamonds wil come home.
So be it if partner bid 2♦ with a pair of bullets
#17
Posted 2005-June-06, 04:26
Pre-empts should be pre-empts. They are not constructive in my world and they are not supposed to be. Much too much on defence, he had. If he doesn't like to open 1♦, fair enough, but then pass is miles better than 2♦ in my opinion.
Roland
#18
Posted 2005-June-06, 08:01
Al_U_Card, on Jun 3 2005, 03:32 PM, said:
I think 4♠ is better than 3NT when partner has 1♠ than when he has 2.
#19
Posted 2005-June-06, 11:22
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Roland, if you ever had the "pleasure" of telling Ira Rubin he was "wrong", then you understand the position I am in, LoL. Sometimes, for partnership harmony, you just have to let the Bull have his way. But on occassion, I want to double check that I'm not the one who is nuts.
WinstonM

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No opposing bidding, and partner in first seat opens with a weak 2D. Regardless of whose methods are superior, here's what you are stuck playing: 2D=6-11 with no constraints on suit quality except judgement verses red/white situation; 2N is Ogust; 2S is support ask, and partner will bid 3D after which 3S is passable; new minors are non-forcing. What's your bid/plan?