Flannery and reversed flannery responses
#1
Posted 2007-February-11, 15:53
#2
Posted 2007-February-11, 18:06
Yes you can still have invite 5-4 hands if you play 1 minor-2h as weakish but not invite and not silly weak.
that leaves 1 minor=2s as invite in that minor, often unbalanced.
#3
Posted 2007-February-12, 05:18
#4
Posted 2007-February-12, 07:08
#5
Posted 2007-February-12, 07:56
1m-2♠?
Is this 2♠ preemptive with spades, invitational with a RFR type hand (5♠, 4+♥), GF with a RFR type hand, forcing with ♠, or something else?
#6
Posted 2007-February-12, 08:36
inquiry, on Feb 12 2007, 05:56 AM, said:
1m-2♠?
Is this 2♠ preemptive with spades, invitational with a RFR type hand (5♠, 4+♥), GF with a RFR type hand, forcing with ♠, or something else?
Had this exact discussion yesterday/ My favorite meaning is a mixed raise of the minor. This adds a lot of clarity to the 1 minor - 3 minor sequence.
At Dallas last year though, several pairs had a multiple meaning for 2♠ though (midchart).
#7
Posted 2007-February-12, 08:52
inquiry, on Feb 12 2007, 08:56 AM, said:
1m-2♠?
Is this 2♠ preemptive with spades, invitational with a RFR type hand (5♠, 4+♥), GF with a RFR type hand, forcing with ♠, or something else?
I think I answered that
#8
Posted 2007-February-13, 03:45
#9
Posted 2007-February-13, 04:29
#10
Posted 2007-February-13, 05:18
Free, on Feb 13 2007, 05:29 AM, said:
Yes, even with 5-5, again weakish but not silly weak and not invite.