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Spades rule! Or do they....?

#1 User is offline   Al_U_Card 

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Posted 2005-November-03, 14:07

Scoring: IMP

P - P - P - 1
P-1-2-


How do you continue?

If possible, LHO bids 3H and partner bids 3S.....

What now?
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Posted 2005-November-03, 14:23

Pass over 2. An "off-shape support double" is possible I guess, but seems pretty goofy, especially since people often rebid four-card majors at the two level after support doubles. Otherwise pass seems the only option.

After the 3 raise and 3 by partner, I bid 4. I have a max for my bidding and my cards are all working. Why did partner not open 2 or 3? Personally I don't find this all that weird because my unfavorable preempts are very conservative. It'd pretty easy to construct hands with 6-7 spades which I would pass in 2nd seat at unfavorable. Perhaps for some people there is more of a negative inference here.
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Posted 2005-November-03, 14:31

pass then 4S.
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Posted 2005-November-03, 16:22

Hello everyone

Pass over 2H overcall is automatic.

Raising to 4S is automatic. Partner has AQJ109 or a 6 card spade suit.

The 3S bid is invitational in my methods. I play a Precision type base with 0-9HCP
weak jump shifts. If partner rebids his major, he is showing 9+-11HCP and 6+ spades.

If partner cannot make 4S opposite this control rich hand and Kx of spades, he hit a really bad trump break or simply misbid. This is a super dummy for the auction.

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Posted 2005-November-03, 16:53

Agree with "automatic" and "automatic".
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2005-November-03, 18:01

what's the concensus on a rosenkrantz double instead of support doubles? support better (ie, more helpful)?
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Posted 2005-November-04, 01:48

Agree with "Agree with "automatic" and "automatic".". :lol:
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Posted 2005-November-04, 04:52

me too
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