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optimal declaring which line do you choose?

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Posted 2005-November-14, 10:14

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contract: 4♥, lead : ♠7

Hi experts!
I have sometimes problems when there are different possible lines of declaring + the pressure of MP here.
In this tourney you play computer dealt hands and you faced already some really bad breaks. Which is the best line and why?
Thx :D
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Posted 2005-November-14, 10:23

42, on Nov 14 2005, 08:14 AM, said:

Scoring: MP

contract: 4♥, lead : ♠7

Hi experts!
I have sometimes problems when there are different possible lines of declaring + the pressure of MP here.
In this tourney you play computer dealt hands and you faced already some really bad breaks. Which is the best line and why?
Thx :D
Caren

What do the opps play at T2 after they win the 1st ♠?
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Posted 2005-November-14, 10:32

42, on Nov 14 2005, 11:14 AM, said:

In this tourney you play computer dealt hands and you faced already some really bad breaks.

I hope this was not serious :D Computers deal better than humans, and the breaks/hands will be the same as the %ages expect them to be over the long run. This should not really be a factor in determining your line of play.
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Posted 2005-November-14, 10:33

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What do the opps play at T2 after they win the 1st ♠?
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Posted 2005-November-14, 10:36

Jlall, on Nov 14 2005, 05:32 PM, said:

42, on Nov 14 2005, 11:14 AM, said:

In this tourney you play computer dealt hands and you faced already some really bad breaks.

I hope this was not serious :) Computers deal better than humans, and the breaks/hands will be the same as the %ages expect them to be over the long run. This should not really be a factor in determining your line of play.

No, not serious, just a psycological trap :D
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Posted 2005-November-14, 10:39

At MP, I would just ruff the spade and run the DJ.
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Posted 2005-November-14, 14:34

:ph34r: after some hours of relaxation I see that there is no real problem. ♦J is the ONLY way. Knot in brain *argh*
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Posted 2005-November-14, 15:50

I ruff trick 2 and play ♦J.

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