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What's your rebid?

#1 User is offline   Echognome 

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Posted 2006-February-02, 10:00

Scoring: IMP

1♦ - 1♥
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Watching the golden bear team match last night, I saw this hand.

What's your preferred rebid?
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Posted 2006-February-02, 10:04

2♣. I'm a bit stronger, but just one ♥ (I know it's ace). We may need space to find the right contract. and this hand is not really calling for 3♣.
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Posted 2006-February-02, 10:07

1♠. Like it better than 2♣. This hand is not worth a jump shift in my book, and I am reluctant to rebid 2NT with a singleton. In order of priority:

1. 1♠
2. 2NT
3. 2♣
4. 3♣

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Posted 2006-February-02, 10:15

Miron, on Feb 2 2006, 06:04 PM, said:

2♣. I'm a bit stronger, but just one ♥ (I know it's ace). We may need space to find the right contract. and this hand is not really calling for 3♣.

Exactly my view.
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Posted 2006-February-02, 10:26

2C, I don't see any problem. I don't understand why I would want to distort my hand by bidding a 3 card suit or 2N on a stiff when I have a perfectly good natural bid available.
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Posted 2006-February-02, 10:43

What Justin said. I'm not sure whether the alternative is meant to be 2NT or 3♣, but either way it isn't close
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Posted 2006-February-02, 11:15

Hi,

2C, I dont think, I want to force to
game, so 2C.

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Posted 2006-February-02, 11:21

MickyB, on Feb 2 2006, 04:43 PM, said:

What Justin said. I'm not sure whether the alternative is meant to be 2NT or 3♣, but either way it isn't close

Well the player at the table, whom I'm sure we all respect, did not choose 2♣. So I think there are alternatives.
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Posted 2006-February-02, 12:46

Well 2NT (hand-hogs of the world unite) seems a likely culprit and 3C has the hcp if not the suit-worthiness (get those black honors into the proper suit and it would) but could 3D be some kind of a dark horse candidate?
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Posted 2006-February-02, 13:30

Here are my bids in order of preference:

2C
2NT
1S

Notice that 3C is not in my list.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2006-February-02, 13:45

Hannie, on Feb 2 2006, 02:30 PM, said:

Here are my bids in order of preference:

2C
2NT
1S

Notice that 3C is not in my list.

And I am sure that it feels left out.
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Posted 2006-February-02, 13:47

2♣ showing 9 of my cards and feeling happy about one of my bids for once in a while...
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Posted 2006-February-02, 18:01

i'd bid 2nt
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Posted 2006-February-02, 18:27

2♣. 2NT is a distant second. There is no other contender.
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Posted 2006-February-02, 19:33

Marlowe said,

2C, I dont think, I want to force to
game, so 2C.

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2C also my choice, but it does not force at all, much less to game, in any system I've played.
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Posted 2006-February-03, 02:08

Hannie, on Feb 2 2006, 02:30 PM, said:

Here are my bids in order of preference:

2C
2NT
1S

Notice that 3C is not in my list.

I second that.
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Posted 2006-February-03, 03:06

2C
Unless I was playing with someone who didn't understand bidding, didn't want to learn and didn't like playing the contract in which case 2NT.
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Posted 2006-February-03, 08:40

As an aside, what would you need in the club suit to change your bid from what seems to be the clearcut 2♣ bid?

(Hand repeated for convenience)

♠KQx
♥A
♦AKQxx
♣Hxxx

Suppose H was J, Q, K, or A.

At what point would it become a 2♣ opener? Noting that this hand will be difficult to describe after opening 2♣.
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Posted 2006-February-03, 09:12

1♦: with ♣Qxxx or ♣Jxxx
2♣: with ♣Axxx
the ♣Kxxx is somewhat between (depends on x's)

With ♣Qxxx and better i would say 3♣ rebid. With ♣Jxxx I would again look at x's.

Generally: I open 2♣ with 3 loosing tricks or less, unless 2-suiter (I don't take this one as two-suiter, it's in fact three suiter). No reason to suprise partner with more points then I useally have.
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Posted 2006-February-03, 09:18

I would jumpshift with the club Q, K, or A. I would not open 2C with any of those.

I would rebid 2C with Jxxx.
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