your bid
#1
Posted 2007-March-12, 13:30
Bridge should be fun!
#2
Posted 2007-March-12, 13:32
#5
Posted 2007-March-12, 13:46
The most under-utilized call in bridge.
#6
Posted 2007-March-12, 14:04
Besides, 1♠ takes the 1-level away from LHO. I would most likely have passed if I had hearts instead of spades.
Roland
#7
Posted 2007-March-12, 14:17
So many experts, not enough X cards.
#8
Posted 2007-March-12, 14:30
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#9
Posted 2007-March-12, 14:37
bid_em_up, on Mar 12 2007, 03:17 PM, said:
yes, but it wouldn't be a problem then
#10
Posted 2007-March-12, 14:46
#11
Posted 2007-March-12, 14:49
Not my style to open 1♠ unless I'm playing limited openings, but its far from unreasonable.
#12
Posted 2007-March-12, 14:49
#14
Posted 2007-March-12, 17:54
The hand is clearly not worth opening (just how much are we counting the diamond queen for??)
It will be trivially easy to come into the auction next round.
What is the problem?? Since when are opening bids on the 1 level supposed to be preemptive? Why not open 1♠ without either ace then?
I have no problem with opening in a system or style that involves light openings, but short of that this is not even a problem. Would people be opening JTxxxx Axx x Axx?
#15
Posted 2007-March-12, 18:07
jillybean2, on Mar 12 2007, 02:30 PM, said:
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I guess this is a great hand post.
Matter of style but how many not playing Roth/Stone pass this, more than I would have thought, wow.
Again makes one wonder just what the heck "standard opening bid" means. I do not know.
#16
Posted 2007-March-12, 18:14
It's whatever YOU open with
Peter
#17
Posted 2007-March-13, 03:44
jdonn, on Mar 12 2007, 11:54 PM, said:
I would. Haven't you been in the situation
1♠ pass 1NT pass
2♠ pass pass ..??
and had absolutely no idea what to do with..
xxx
KQxx
x
KJxxx
Well, I have and I didn't like it. I would much rather be on the opening side. For that to happen, I must take the opportunity to pose opps this problem when I happen to have 6 spades
#18
Posted 2007-March-13, 07:49
Change this to P (P) ?
What do you do now and why?
Bridge should be fun!
#19
Posted 2007-March-13, 08:01
What do you do now and why?"
2S, because game is unlikely.
Peter
#20
Posted 2007-March-13, 08:18
pbleighton, on Mar 13 2007, 09:01 AM, said:
and because you're not pre-empting partner.
The big disadvantage is that your partner may overbid- say, bidding 4♠ as a sacrifice when they don't have 4♥. It depends upon who I'm playing with, but I think I'd open 1♠. Most opponents have good mechanisms for bidding over 2 of a major, and partner will expect me to open light.

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