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Cuebid by passed partner... ...after balancing double

#1 User is offline   Poky 

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Posted 2007-April-30, 00:53

IMP. We vul.
Expert partner.

QJ
10xxx
AQxx
Qxx

1 pass pass Dbl
pass 2 pass ??

a) Do you agree with double (or: 1NT, pass)?
B) How many HCPs p has ?
c) What does 2 promise (a rebid, no rebid, GF hand...)?
d) What do you bid and why?
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Posted 2007-April-30, 00:59

Poky, on Apr 30 2007, 01:53 AM, said:

IMP. We vul.
Expert partner.

QJ
10xxx
AQxx
Qxx

1 pass pass Dbl
pass 2 pass ??

a) Do you agree with double (or: 1NT, pass)?
B) How many HCPs p has ?
c) What does 2 promise (a rebid, no rebid, GF hand...)?
d) What do you bid and why?

a) I would pass
:P I think pard has a maximum pass
3) I bid 3H now.
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Posted 2007-April-30, 01:26

Hi,

3D.

Double is certainly fine, pass is no option.
You dont need a stopper for 1NT, but personally
I need one, facing a 5 card suit.

2S asks for further description, main focus a stopper.
I dont have one, partner knows about my heart suit,
I show my 4 card minor.
The cue promises at least opening strength.
Does it create a game force?
I dont know, but I would doubt it, and also that
partner has to bid again, if he does, than we are
in a force.

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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Posted 2007-April-30, 03:59

This cue is usually the same as

(1) dbl (pass) 2

but about a queen stronger. What it shows depends on your agreements. In my book it's something like a balanced 13-14 with no stop, so I'd bid 3 now (in case pard has 4 and hand unsuitable for an initial dbl).
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Posted 2007-April-30, 10:38

a) clear DOUBLE
b ) invite+ he have almost an opening hand +
c) without 4(maybe)
d) 2NT (but 3NT could be the right bid) because he can be with



and just need some help in -we have it -dotn't forget! we didn't balanced with 1NT so nobody can blame us about 2NT with QJ blank in
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Posted 2007-April-30, 15:35

I would probably have balanced with 1N. I will now bid 2N. I really like the thought of playing NT with this hand.
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Posted 2007-April-30, 17:15

Poky, on Apr 30 2007, 06:53 AM, said:

IMP. We vul.
Expert partner.

QJ
10xxx
AQxx
Qxx

1 pass pass Dbl
pass 2 pass ??

a) Do you agree with double (or: 1NT, pass)?
B) How many HCPs p has ?
c) What does 2 promise (a rebid, no rebid, GF hand...)?
d) What do you bid and why?

A) double is possible, 1NT is also acceptable
B) One further WC told me one time that this situation partner have "passed hand", no "not opening hand", he may, for example, have 14-15hcp and no bid over 1
C) if he can pass with opening hand over 1, there is other way to forcing game? This bid promise one more bid imo.
D) 3, my first suit, if p bid 3 i bid 4.
Occam's razor: "When you hear hoof beats, think horses, not unicorns."
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Posted 2007-May-01, 00:40

A. Close between double and 1NT, both acceptable.
B. Partner is probably in the 13-15 range, balanced w/o stopper.
C. 2 is descriptive (see B. above) invites game
D. If partner can produce the magic Txx in spades, we rate to make 3NT. There's no way to find out. 9xx might also be enough if RHO holds the ten. I'll just gamble on 3NT.
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Posted 2007-May-01, 03:20

drinbrasil, on May 1 2007, 12:15 AM, said:

A) double is possible, 1NT is also acceptable
;) One further WC told me one time that this situation partner have "passed hand", no "not opening hand", he may, for example, have 14-15hcp and no bid over 1
C) if he can pass with opening hand over 1, there is other way to forcing game? This bid promise one more bid imo.
D) 3, my first suit, if p bid 3 i bid 4.

Good point. Let's say, you don't like the spade "stopper" and bid 3, hoping to hear 3 (after which 3NT would be pretty automatic).

Then, partner bids 4.

So:
1 pass pass Dbl
pass 2 pass 3
pass 4 pass ??

What do you bid now and why?
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Posted 2007-May-02, 06:36

a) Dbl is OK, probably 1nt better
:) 14 - 16
c) Doesn't necesarily promise a rebid. Usually partner has Hxxx or xxxx in . Asks primarily for a half stooper in
d) 2nt
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