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Where's your ♦A, pard? Why are you using RKC with a void and potentially off 2 cashing clubs?
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Posted 2015-March-04, 20:47
Where's your ♦A, pard? Why are you using RKC with a void and potentially off 2 cashing clubs?
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Posted 2015-March-04, 23:35
With the cuebidding style, 4♠ guarantee ♠A, so it is not a complete disaster to invoke RKC.
The amazing thing is when N hearing 2 KC, he is missing 2 KC but still drive to slam.
The amazing thing is when N hearing 2 KC, he is missing 2 KC but still drive to slam.
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Posted 2015-March-05, 21:47
bgm, on 2015-March-04, 23:35, said:
The amazing thing is when N hearing 2 KC, he is missing 2 KC but still drive to slam.
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Posted 2015-March-06, 04:55
It is misleading for 4♦ cuebid to show ♦Ace since no ♦A in this hand,especially after cuebid 4♠,it should know this is a cuebidding sequence,and 4nt asking RKCB don't solve sme special problems,this hand is just a good example.
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Posted 2015-March-06, 14:56
You shouldn't expect great results if you get in a cue bidding sequence with GIB. Voids and 2 losers in the unbid suit do not scare GIB. 
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