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Posted 2023-March-11, 13:01
"And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly." MikeH
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Posted 2023-March-11, 13:21
3s. This is conform the law. 3ha is more scientific but it probably has no effect other than to discourage a heart lead. But I am happy with a heat lead so just 3s.
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Posted 2023-March-11, 15:20
Both 3♥ and 3♠ would have been great, I found neither but did not think double would be left in.
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Posted 2023-March-11, 15:26
On this auction double of 3♦ should promise a defensively oriented hand, and leaving it in is fairly common. If you really wanted to play in some number of spades you had 3♥ or 3♠ available.
South should move over 3♦ immediately, rather than pass. That is a very nice hand on the auction.
South should move over 3♦ immediately, rather than pass. That is a very nice hand on the auction.
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Posted 2023-March-11, 15:33
I would have bid 2NT (4 card support, INV) rather than 2♦ and now it's all up to partner.
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