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Opps show suit in 2nd round, now what?

#1 User is offline   Gerben42 

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Posted 2007-April-06, 04:38

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1NT* (2**) Dbl*** (Pass)
Pass (2) ?

* 12-14
** any 1-suiter
*** any invite or better

Dbl shows any invite or better. Now what?

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Posted 2007-April-06, 04:46

I suppose my first double was penalty?

"Any invite or better" is a little vague. Anyway, dbl can do no harm. I can always bid 3NT if partner takes it out to 3.
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Posted 2007-April-06, 06:54

pass now for sure

later we might accept the penalty double, or try to find 4-4 fit, but that's another question.
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Posted 2007-April-06, 12:20

If we play t/o doubles now, that's what I do - double.

If not, we probably use some variation of lebensohl now, to distinguish between invites and forcing bids. There's many variations around.

If I'm able to show 5c, 4c and a stopper, that would be perfect. But that's probably impossible. So I'd show 4c and a stopper - the way I'm used to for that is to bid 2NT followed by 3 (cue).
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Posted 2007-April-06, 14:08

I'm a passer. X is F to 2NT I presume.

If partner X's, I'm leading a high diamond.
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Posted 2007-April-06, 14:41

Is pass forcing? Is double takeout or penalty? If double is takeout I double. If pass is forcing and double penalty, I pass for takeout. If pass is non-forcing and double penalty, then I am screwed.
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Posted 2007-April-06, 16:23

You tell me, but in my understanding pass would be forcing and double penalty.
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Posted 2007-April-06, 19:12

I either make a takeout double or a forcing pass depending on what double means in my partnership.
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