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Posted 2006-January-17, 19:32

Scoring: IMP

1----2
3----3
4----5---(double)
pass--5//


I was sitting East partnering with a nice guy. 2/1 system, all common conventions available. K off side 5 made +1, 34%.

It was a yucky sequence, great fit in 2 majors but just have no way to describ side suit. I had too few control in all suits, and pard had too many clubs to take care of.

20 of 47 tables reached 6S:

(a)
1S----6S
(;)
1S----2H----(3D)
3H/4H---4NT.........
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1S----4NT........
(d)
1S----2H
3C----4NT.........
(e)
1S---(2D)----6S
(f)
1S----4C!
4S(4D)----6C
6S
(g)
1S----4C
6C----6S
(h)
1S----4C----(double)
pass--5S
6S
(i)
1S---3D
3H---4NT......
(j)
1S---4C
5H*---6S___*2 Aces

Do you like any of these? For me.... hmmm.....(g) :D .
What's your approach?

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Posted 2006-January-17, 19:41

For once, a hand where I like exclusion (5 directly).

Of the auction to 6 that you quote, 1-6 seems by far the best. At least that way, it might still make when opps lead the wrong of their 3 aces.

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Posted 2006-January-17, 20:31

Funny enough if you have the tools to pass with that hand, yes pass and then show a void splinter over partner's one spade opening bid you should get there.

Just goes to show passing with these hand types with less than 3QT does not have to be a disaster.


p=1s
3h=3s
3nt=4c
4h=5c
5h=6s

3h=stiff or void somewhere, slam try by passed hand.
3s=relay Partner can still have 13 hcp and 2.5 QT/6 loser hand.
3nt=void somewhere
4c=where?
4h=void in d
5c=cue
5h=cue
6s end
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Posted 2006-January-18, 01:26

how about this one?

1S-----2NT
3H-----6S
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Posted 2006-January-18, 04:43

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how about this one?

1S-----2NT
3H-----6S


Nice except that 3 usually shows a shortness.

So make that:

1 5+
2NT Jacoby
3 singleton
3 control
4 void, no control (and minimum "for someone with a void" as no serious NT was bid)
5 XKCB
5 2 no Q
6 thanks
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Posted 2006-January-18, 08:43

Gerben42, on Jan 18 2006, 05:43 AM, said:

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how about this one?

1S-----2NT
3H-----6S


Nice except that 3 usually shows a shortness.

Should be, but 4D would be just discouraging <_< I assume a different style applied :)
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