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How to proceed - strong two suiter in minors

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Posted 2015-June-19, 11:35

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You decide to start with 2NT, for better or for worse. Now what?

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Posted 2015-June-19, 11:47

6 no sense passing the buck again
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Posted 2015-June-19, 11:53

I think 5 is pretty clear. We need the K + A for 7.
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Posted 2015-June-19, 11:55

5

If partner can show the A I'll try 7m
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Posted 2015-June-19, 12:13

5 is best to me here with this monster hand.
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Posted 2015-June-19, 18:30

Maybe a dumb question but what is 4NT? That may influence my action.
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Posted 2015-June-20, 02:06

Grand slam was cold. I was mostly curious how to get there. 5 would have done the trick.

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Posted 2015-June-20, 11:11

I would bid 5 which shows the control and forces us to slam. Partner took a free bid over 4 , so should have values. By showing the control, I'm implying holding a huge hand. It's one of those momentum auctions -- if you have enough to take a free bid, I have enough to force to slam. Also, it may crucial for partner to know about the control for any further action.
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