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#1 User is offline   Fluffy 

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Posted 2005-December-15, 16:58

Scoring: MP

N - E - S - W
ps!-ps-1-ps
1-X -1NT-ps
3NT-ps-ps-ps


After this stupid bidding I became declarer on 3NT, and missguesed everything, only shy discarding from RHO on what was a blind to me squeeze, made me get in the end what I though would be average 400. What I wasn't expecting is that almost everyone played only 2NT :P . But my greater surprise was when I found the full deal, I had to see 52 cards to knwo what was going on :).


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I'm sure almost everyone has played a variant of this deal, for me this was second time, and yet I didn't recognise grrr. Maybe next time. My local club is full of 80+ people, but I wonder how they managed to switch some of the small cards.
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Posted 2005-December-16, 00:31

I would never open the south hand. I don't think that it is worth much more than 10 pts. I might still get to 3NT because the north hand is quite nice, but I probably wouldn't.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2005-December-16, 06:06

Ah yes, I've played that hand once, I think it was in 2NT. We didn't realise what was going on until later.... when my husband, who was playing in a different partnership, recognised it as soon as dummy hit and explained to the TD that he knew all four hands.
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Posted 2005-December-16, 06:30

Fluffy, on Dec 16 2005, 12:58 AM, said:

My local club is full of 80+ people, but I wonder how they managed to switch some of the small cards.

There are more cards out of place like the A and the A. The north player took the first 13 cards, then the next 8 and then he continued but I am not sure how.

EDIT: I think he didn't continue but the remaining 31 dropped at the table.
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Posted 2005-December-16, 07:27

Fluffy, on Dec 16 2005, 12:58 AM, said:

I'm sure almost everyone has played a variant of this deal, for me this was second time, and yet I didn't recognise grrr. Maybe next time.

I think you cannot know what is going on until you see the full hand. This is the one you should recognize:

AT62
J73
Q84
K95

or one of the other 3 (changing ).
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Posted 2005-December-16, 16:28

At first I was confused what in the world is being talked about....
Then i looked closely at the spade suit trying to place the spots..

Nice!

It is a wonder how they managed to get some spots out of place!
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Posted 2005-December-17, 02:42

PMetsch, on Dec 16 2005, 01:27 PM, said:

Fluffy, on Dec 16 2005, 12:58 AM, said:

I'm sure almost everyone has played a variant of this deal, for me this was second time, and yet I didn't recognise grrr. Maybe next time.

I think you cannot know what is going on until you see the full hand. This is the one you should recognize:

AT62
J73
Q84
K95

or one of the other 3 (changing ).

Well Peter, at least in Spain that's not fully true, on a new deck you get the A as first card, close to the 2, while on the other suits the Ace goes near the King. So the distrribution is normally different from the others. Being that the suit is the one best dvidided on this deal makes it even more rare.
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