Playing in a BBO indy. You opened 1♣, your partner responded 1♦ and your RHO overcalled 1♥. Your hand rebid 1NT. How would you describe your hand's second bid (i.e. the 1NT rebid)?
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#1
Posted 2006-August-11, 20:08
Playing in a BBO indy. You opened 1♣, your partner responded 1♦ and your RHO overcalled 1♥. Your hand rebid 1NT. How would you describe your hand's second bid (i.e. the 1NT rebid)?
#2
Posted 2006-August-12, 01:32
#3
Posted 2006-August-12, 02:08
beside the fact, that I have
a 4 card spade suit, I think 1NT
is normal, playing Individual,
it may even be best, since you
have no idea, how partner takes
Pass, Dbl or 1S.
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#4
Posted 2006-August-12, 02:59
I have no quarrel with anybody who bids dbl or 1 nt though.A trifle aggressive but short of insane i think
Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.
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#5
Posted 2006-August-12, 06:39
I would never hide the spade suit.
If is didn't have 4 spades, Qxx is not a great stopper, but it IS a stopper. I voted for "pushy".
Peter
#6
Posted 2006-August-12, 07:02
#7
Posted 2006-August-12, 07:27
Pass shows a minimum without a stopper, 1NT shows a minimum with a stopper.
Petre
#8
Posted 2006-August-12, 10:07
pbleighton, on Aug 12 2006, 01:27 PM, said:
Pass shows a minimum without a stopper, 1NT shows a minimum with a stopper.
Petre
In that case, 1NT is Pushy.
#9
Posted 2006-August-12, 10:16
I characterized 1N as pushy. While this hand is a minimum, hasn't my ♥Q improved a little with the overcall?
I'm guessing pard tabled something like: xxx, xx, Axxxx, Kxx and you were -200 or so.
#10
Posted 2006-August-12, 10:25
You are offering a continum between conservative and insane. All of these choices focus on the level of aggression of the bid. From my perpective, this this isn't the most interesting part of the problem. Personally, I'd pass. However, I think that 1N is reasonable, though it might not work. Change the Qxx in Hearts to Kxx and I think that 1N would be clear cut...
What is much more interesting is how people would treat other bids like 1♠ and X. For example, have Walsh tendencies spread far enough that folks would assume that a ♦ advance denies 4 spades unless responder is strong enough to make a second bid? In a similar fashion, how do people assume that partner would interprete a double?
#11
Posted 2006-August-12, 16:04
#12
Posted 2006-August-12, 23:23
1♣-P-1♦-1♥
1NT-2♥-3NT??-Dbl
P-P-P
#13
Posted 2006-August-13, 02:13
#14
Posted 2006-August-14, 09:36
Roland
Sanity Check: Failure (Fluffy)
More system is not the answer...
#15
Posted 2006-August-14, 12:18
#16
Posted 2006-August-14, 12:29
Codo, on Aug 14 2006, 10:36 AM, said:
I hold out hope that some day, your view will be the correct one. There is no need to rush to bid 1NT with balanced minimums here. That is what pass is made for.
#17
Posted 2006-August-14, 15:20
♠Kxxx
♥Jxxx
♦Qxxx
♣x
rebid 1nt will be lead to doubt did he need to continue bidding becouse you can hold :
♠Axx
♥KQx
♦A10x
♣J109x
when is most typicall on 1♦of partner to continue overbidding
I will pas, but if i wasnt't , i'll bid 1♠, and to expect to excuse to my partner after game
#18
Posted 2006-August-15, 08:32
Normally, in these situations, a 12-13 balanced hand passes a 1-level overcall by RHO, while a 14 one volunteers 1NT, so in this hand 1NT rates as "pushy"

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1♣-P-1♦-1♥
1NT