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#21 User is offline   gnasher 

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Posted 2014-March-22, 15:43

I didn't say that the chance of diamonds 3-1 was zero. I just think it's lower than the probability that LHO has ♠J.

On reflection, though, if LHO wins the first spade and forces dummy, I should play a second spade and finesse. If LHO had ♠AJx, he could have beaten the contract easily by ducking the first spade.

When I suggested taking three club ruffs in dummy I was thinking of what I'd do if RHO won the first spade.
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Posted 2014-March-22, 21:26

View PostCyberyeti, on 2014-March-10, 09:51, said:

Your system is Acol with 4 card majors and a 12-14 1N. If you hold 4M4m32 you open 1m. Vulnerable at teams.



Do you upgrade this ? (If you do, your system bid is 1♠, but it's not unknown for you to open 1m and rebid 1N as this has advantages in some sequences).


IMO, 1NT = 10, 1♠ = 9, 1♦ = 3

View PostCyberyeti, on 2014-March-10, 16:23, said:

I opened 1N for the record

If you haven't answered what you open, try that before trying the second part.

Partner's hand is:

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IMO, after 1NT-2♣-2♠,
3♠ = 10, P = 7, 4♠ = 1
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Posted 2014-March-23, 20:40

I also opted for 1N and at IMPS I think it is quite
reasonable to blast 4s. At MP I would invite.
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Posted 2014-March-24, 05:55

4333 without Ace,too flat,only have 13p values,of course,best to open 1nt.
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Posted 2014-March-25, 15:01

Playing weak NTs, I'm bidding 1 NT.
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Posted 2014-April-06, 17:01

I think the interesting question is whether to upgrade when playing strong NT.
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