X or not at IMPS
#1
Posted 2006-December-04, 02:18
1♣ 1NT X 2♥
P 2♠ P P
?
X is standard, 2♥ transfer to spades.
What do you do now?
Michael
#2
Posted 2006-December-04, 02:30
to have this holding to make the dbl.
It could be worse, a whole lot.
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#3
Posted 2006-December-04, 03:07
I play that after the double we are in a forcing pass at the 2-level so I double.
#4
Posted 2006-December-04, 03:23
#5
Posted 2006-December-04, 07:43
#6
Posted 2006-December-04, 08:57
My regular pd and I, we play negative doubles in any situation where you may have one. So I would believe, that my pd has NO neg. double of 2 Spade which makes me wonder. MY choices are between pass and take the "sure" profite and 2 NT hoping for more, may getting less. I would pass.
If his "pass" just denies a penalty double, which is the major view, I would double. PD more or less knows, that I have ecactly four spades, so he may judge to overrule me if they are protected by the law and his double was on the lower side of the possible range.
Roland
Sanity Check: Failure (Fluffy)
More system is not the answer...
#7
Posted 2006-December-04, 12:45
Imagine pard's problem. You are sitting there with a 1444 11-13 count and are stuck over 2♠. You trust pard enough that this is a forcing sequence, so you pass.
Don't dissapoint pard; double! They've made it before, but you have to like your chances here.
#9
Posted 2006-December-04, 13:02
Roland
P.S. Yes, partner's pass is forcing.
#11
Posted 2006-December-05, 03:37
#12
Posted 2006-December-05, 04:29
2♠ is down between 2 and 4.
#13
Posted 2006-December-05, 11:00
temp3600, on Dec 5 2006, 02:29 AM, said:
2♠ is down between 2 and 4.
Remember to thank pard for making a tight double of 1N
#14
Posted 2006-December-05, 12:47
.. neilkaz ..

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