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what do u bid? tourney is an Indy

#1 User is offline   haver 

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Posted 2005-October-24, 16:34

U play in an Indy with an expert partner who has no profile other than he plays Sayc
Scoring: MP


Biddin goes:
W: 2S
N(partner): Dbl
E: pass

Your turn - what do u bid?
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Posted 2005-October-24, 16:53

3S to be followed by 4H. Probably bad bidding for an indy, but I don't think he will pass 3S :)
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Posted 2005-October-24, 16:57

Quite likely given the profile that partner will pass 3S. However, I prefer to make the right bid assuming that partner will get it rather than assume that partner won't. Actually, I prefer not to play in individuals.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2005-October-24, 17:00

3♠. Most likely the bidding goes:

(2♠)-X-(P)-3♠-(P)-4♣ or ♥

Over 4♣, bid 4♦ (which is 100% forcing, and should be a 2-suiter ♦/♥)

Over 4♥, 4♠ (cue bid): a slam is quite possible, and the 5-level should be safe
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Posted 2005-October-26, 05:09

4H, anything else is
asking for trouble.

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Posted 2005-October-26, 05:13

Kalvan14, on Oct 24 2005, 06:00 PM, said:

3♠. Most likely the bidding goes:

(2♠)-X-(P)-3♠-(P)-4♣ or ♥

Over 4♣, bid 4♦ (which is 100% forcing, and should be a 2-suiter ♦/♥)

Over 4♥, 4♠ (cue bid): a slam is quite possible, and the 5-level should be safe

First of all, 4C would show a one suiter,
hence 4D could be interpreted as cue bid,
i.e. not as a two suiter.

But most likely, because you are short in
spade, partner will bid 3NT, because he holds
a stopper.

And over 3S you are dead, what ever you do
besides passing, partner wont understand you.

That assumes, that 3S will be interpreted
as stopper ask, but only heaven knows,
how your expert partner plays 3S.

Bid 4H, keep it simple.

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Posted 2005-October-26, 08:05

Am I the only one who sees the double was penalty? lets pass :)
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Posted 2005-October-26, 10:19

A safe 4H. Too conservative? Yes, I dont like it :) Just for building up trust for the rest boards. Anyway, If pd hold a super hand, he can continue.

How I wish a fitting jump 4♦ available! But not, even between regular PD!
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Posted 2005-October-26, 10:42

Hard to make fit jumps when partner hasn't even bid a suit yet :P
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Posted 2005-October-26, 11:57

Jlall, on Oct 26 2005, 11:42 AM, said:

Hard to make fit jumps when partner hasn't even bid a suit yet :P

The 4H jump might give pard a fit....lol
The Grand Design, reflected in the face of Chaos...it's a fluke!
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Posted 2005-October-30, 03:25

3s is right then if partner bids 4h I would pass ,he shouldnt with extras,if he bids 4c ,bid 4d (3s is game force) and then if he bids 4h ,bid blackwood or 5h.
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Posted 2005-October-30, 03:27

:) sorry I meant bid 6h or blackwood after his 4h
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Posted 2005-October-31, 09:48

When pard bids 3NT after your 3S effort (it IS an indy after all) does your next action depend on the look on his face? ;)
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Posted 2005-October-31, 20:35

I doubt that, even in an Indy, someone will pass 3♠.
if it goes 3♠-3N, I'll bid 4♥, with a smile :D
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