1♣ 1♦
2♣ 2♠
3♦ 3♥
Play 2/1 and walsh style, so 2♠ is game force.
I thought the priority of 3 level bidding is to find the right strain even if you have agreed in minor suit, so i take 3♥ here as stop asking rather than cuebid. Is it the common treatment?
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3 level 4th suit stop asking or cuebid?
#2
Posted 2006-December-14, 04:47
I think common is, that this is stopper asking and just if pd bids further, he shows a control in Hearts with slam interest. But what is common? Surely not what I believe.
Kind Regards
Roland
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Roland
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More system is not the answer...
#4
Posted 2006-December-14, 07:51
Hi,
it is certainly a common agreement, although,
there are players out there, who play 3H as
"patterning out".
With kind regards
Marlowe
it is certainly a common agreement, although,
there are players out there, who play 3H as
"patterning out".
With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#5
Posted 2006-December-14, 09:34
cnszsun, on Dec 14 2006, 05:11 AM, said:
1♣ 1♦
2♣ 2♠
3♦ 3♥
Play 2/1 and walsh style, so 2♠ is game force.
I thought the priority of 3 level bidding is to find the right strain even if you have agreed in minor suit, so i take 3♥ here as stop asking rather than cuebid. Is it the common treatment?
2♣ 2♠
3♦ 3♥
Play 2/1 and walsh style, so 2♠ is game force.
I thought the priority of 3 level bidding is to find the right strain even if you have agreed in minor suit, so i take 3♥ here as stop asking rather than cuebid. Is it the common treatment?
Yes.
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