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Again, can't bid NT, pard?

#1 User is offline   Bbradley62 

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Posted 2015-March-14, 16:05

I guess North's spades aren't good enough to bid NT over 2?

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Posted 2015-March-14, 18:58

View PostBbradley62, on 2015-March-14, 16:05, said:

I guess North's spades aren't good enough to bid NT over 2?



Rebidding 2nt should show weaker hand ( maybe with less than 9hcp (not TPs)).
Rebidding 3 should show stronger hand with 9+hcp and values in it.
For this hand,I think Gib maybe too aggressive only with 7hcp in the balanced hand,3 is a incorrect auction.
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Posted 2015-March-15, 09:46

lycier, again you are confusing reverse auction with jump shift auction, which are not treated the same way in standard american bidding. 3 is wrong because of the distribution and spade holding, not because of HCP strength. 3 need not promise more than the original 5-6+ HCP, but should typically have six diamonds.

Opener has forced to game with 19+, it is not a reverse auction with a lower requirement for opener's strong bid. Without a need to stop short of game with responder's weaker hands, responder is free to simply bid naturally to reach the right game. Opener shouldn't assume more than 6+ hcp and will bid accordingly. If responder has a stronger hand, 10+ or so, or with the right shape to warrant it, he will cue bid or take some other strong action after strain is settled, possibly bidding on after opener's game signoff.
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Posted 2015-March-17, 14:27

I think that Stephen doesn't agree with your side points Lycier, but I certainly do expect that he, like myself, would prefer a 2NT rebid from GIB.
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