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Posted 2014-July-12, 04:26



MP, best hand South, instant, pro gib 30

I made a hash of the play, which combined with an unfortunate trump break led to a poor result.

Even so, when dummy hit I was not disappointed with the final spot.

But what's with the 3H bid? If a human did that and found that dummy he would be accused of being wired.



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Posted 2014-July-12, 09:17

I couldn't have passed twice as West before getting involved.
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Posted 2014-July-12, 10:12

Gib says it has 4 so could easily be 3-3 fit with a 5-4 fit available (switching a red card).

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Posted 2014-July-12, 11:56

Why does the explanation of 2 specify only two diamonds? Was the prior round a support double situation? If you're unwilling to rebid your clubs (given two chances to do so), have only two diamonds, and will neither sit for the double nor bid NT, North must figure you're pretty likely to have four hearts.
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Posted 2014-July-12, 20:45

Yes, it is a support double situation for GIB, so the second round pass denied 3 or more diamonds. I believe most human partnership only use support doubles over 1M responses. I have played that double in that auction (specifically 1C P 1D 1S Dbl) shows 4 hearts without the strength to reverse. This is one of two conventional calls sometimes referred to as Snapdragon.
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