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Assessing a nonsensical bid as a misclick of a previous bid Partner reverses into slam

#1 User is offline   TrueCard 

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Posted 2015-January-29, 15:33



Indi Goulash Tournament. No undos or adjustments, psyches not allowed.

Partner opens 3♣ which I support and he/she later reverses into ♦ at the six level. Once he does this am I to assume that the original 3♣ was a misclick!? If I did assume this and I passed wouldn't that mean our bidding carried some encryption?

I figured what was going on but corrected to 7♣ anyway in case partner wanted a grand slam, it was goulash after all.
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Posted 2015-January-29, 15:51

I would call the director and ask for a new partner :D Why would you bid over 6♦X You have great support for diamonds. Once partner has preempted, why are they bidding again at the 6 level? Maybe the first bid was a misclick, maybe the 2nd, who cares? Just pass and let CHO clarify.


Grand slam? Really? After a 3♣ opening? Do they suspend all the bridge bidding rules in goulash? Let CHO be the mastermind if that's what they are doing.
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