You have agreed to lead 4th best against NT. You can't lead you long suit (bid by RhO).
What is the best lead against NT from:
642
or from:
Q62
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opening lead problem 4th best against NT
#2
Posted 2007-February-06, 19:19
Low from Queen.
I almost always prefer to attack vs game....many here, AWM, among them strongly disagree.
I almost always prefer to attack vs game....many here, AWM, among them strongly disagree.
#3
Posted 2007-February-07, 01:24
We need much more information to make this choice.
Michael Askgaard
#4
Posted 2007-February-07, 11:11
The full version of "4th highest" is usually - in the UK at least - "4th highest from length to an honour, second from a poor suit" which makes the 'book' lead the 4 from 642 and the 2 from Q62. Another popular version is "4th from length to an honour, highest we can afford from low ones" which measn the 6 from 642.
Which is the correct lead on a particular hand depends on your hand and the auction.
Which is the correct lead on a particular hand depends on your hand and the auction.
#5
Posted 2007-February-07, 15:09
I think french methods work pretty well here
-from 642 - 6 (highest from XXX) - the reason is to be easier for partner to read the lead from a weak holding
-from Q62 - 6 - trying not to lie the length. Of course partner has to figure it out
-from 642 - 6 (highest from XXX) - the reason is to be easier for partner to read the lead from a weak holding
-from Q62 - 6 - trying not to lie the length. Of course partner has to figure it out
#6
Posted 2007-February-07, 17:02
A diamond.
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