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Another 4D 5C hand! Rebid?

Poll: What do you open and rebid after 1H response? (42 member(s) have cast votes)

What do you open and rebid after 1H response?

  1. 1C then 1S (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  2. 1C then 1NT (14 votes [33.33%])

    Percentage of vote: 33.33%

  3. 1C then 2C (2 votes [4.76%])

    Percentage of vote: 4.76%

  4. 1C then 2D (2 votes [4.76%])

    Percentage of vote: 4.76%

  5. 1D then 1S (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  6. 1D then 1NT (1 votes [2.38%])

    Percentage of vote: 2.38%

  7. 1D then 2C (11 votes [26.19%])

    Percentage of vote: 26.19%

  8. 1NT (15-17) (12 votes [28.57%])

    Percentage of vote: 28.57%

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#21 User is offline   adhoc3 

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Posted 2005-September-21, 01:35

Glad to be the 1st voted 1♦-1NT, lol.

1♦ opening maybe mindless, strength not enough for reverse(both hcp and suit quality), so I cant open 1♣. PD's 1♥ was a bad news so I decided not to mention my ♣ anymore, OOOOOPS, why dont open a longer suit if I proposed to to hide another? :)

But no need worry!

1) PD 2NT invite, 3NT accept with no hesitation;
2) PD 2♣ CBS or NMF, which he is quite comfortable, easy 2♠;
3) PD 2♦ or pass, fine, wait opps' balance;
4) PD ................

Those ♣s are too ugly to mention after your 1♥, partner, that's not my fault.



Queston To: 1C opener

What would you bid if your pd's responce was not 1♥, but 1NT?

This post has been edited by adhoc3: 2005-September-21, 01:55

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#22 User is offline   Fluffy 

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Posted 2005-September-21, 04:57

The bare Ace makes the hand downgrade, so we aren't strong enoguh to reverse nor to open 1NT, we have 2 options:

open 1♣ and after the bad news of 1♥ rebid 1♠.


open 1♦ foreseeing partner will bid 1♥ and rebid 2♣.

Both seem sensible, suit quality makes me think first is better.
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#23 User is offline   Chamaco 

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Posted 2005-September-21, 06:56

A further question on the evaluation of such hand types.

I agree it's a marginal 15 count: downgradeable for the stiff Ace, and slightly upgradeable for the 5 card suit and the Q98 cluster in the 5 card suit (that's why I reevaluated it as a 15 count).

The question is related to my habit of "systematically upgrading" bad 15 hcp (and often very good 14 count) to a 1NT opening whenever I do not have a 4 card major: I do this in order to make it harder for opps to compete if they have the majors.

Any thoughts about this habit ? (Please be nice ;) )
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Posted 2005-September-21, 08:57

Chamaco, on Sep 21 2005, 07:56 AM, said:

A further question on the evaluation of such hand types.

I agree it's a marginal 15 count: downgradeable for the stiff Ace, and slightly upgradeable for the 5 card suit and the Q98 cluster in the 5 card suit (that's why I reevaluated it as a 15 count).

The question is related to my habit of "systematically upgrading" bad 15 hcp (and often very good 14 count) to a 1NT opening whenever I do not have a 4 card major: I do this in order to make it harder for opps to compete if they have the majors.

Any thoughts about this habit ? (Please be nice  :) )

If you could show your hand to pard (oops, isn't that what bidding is all about?) would he agree with your estimation/re-evaluation? That should be the criterion. When he gets what he expects he will be a lot happier with the final contract.

Personally, I only upgrade or downgrade hands that "qualify" for typical bids, not the exceptions. Too many cooks spoil the broth.....
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Posted 2005-September-21, 09:00

Al_U_Card, on Sep 21 2005, 02:57 PM, said:

If you could show your hand to pard (oops, isn't that what bidding is all about?) would he agree with your estimation/re-evaluation?  That should be the criterion.

LOL !
Sure, that applies to every upgrade/downgrade/offshape bid :-)

Let's say that *if my pard did it* I would not have anything to object (for us, hands with stifff honors are treated as balanced routinely), ;)
but I am asking the opinions of the BBF friends here, later I'll discuss it with pard ! :lol:
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Posted 2005-September-21, 09:03

I do not upgrade or downgrade for tactical reasons (like making it harder for them to find majors). I just make an evaluation of my hands worth then put it in the appropriate range. I do see merit to upgrading a 14 that is say.. 2254 more often than one that is 4225. I don't do this but it makes sense.
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Posted 2005-September-21, 09:30

1NT, but only cos of ♣98 and after 3min. hesitation ....
Oh, well after 1min more 1♣ and 1NT
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Posted 2005-September-21, 17:27

1D then 2C for me
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Posted 2005-September-22, 10:53

A question for those who often open 1♦ and rebid 2♣ with 4♦+5♣:

What is responder expected to do with a 2533 invitational hand? Say something like:

xx
AQxxx
Qxx
Kxx

With most of my partners I would bid 3♦, but my partners guarantee 5♦+4♣ on this auction so I'm jumping into a real fit. Playing 3-minor on a 4-3 fit with something like 23 high doesn't really appeal to me, and this is potentially a much more serious problem than reaching the correct partial when responder is weak. Perhaps 4th suit is used as a non-GF asking bid? I'm just curious what methods people use to sort out the longer minor on these hands, or whether people just ignore the problem.
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Posted 2005-September-22, 10:57

good point Adam, I would also bid 3D with that. If 2S is not GF then it seems like things get really difficult. If opener has some extra values, they have to jump? recuebid? Yikes.
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Posted 2005-September-22, 14:32

1d then 2c isn't perfect, hands can be created easily enough showing why.. but neither are the alternatives perfect.. another vote for canape i guess
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Posted 2005-September-25, 14:24

;) Awkward hand. Different treatment at IMPs versus matchpoints. At matchpoints I would probably open 1♣ or 1♦ and rebid 1 NT. At IMPs I'm gonna open 1♦ and rebid 2♣ on the theory that looking for a game is more important than finding the better part score.
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Posted 2005-September-25, 14:43

I open 1D and bid 2C as my partners are never allowed to be 2/2 in the minors.
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