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#21 User is offline   pbleighton 

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Posted 2007-June-20, 10:35

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2H, any scoring. WTP? We have no strength agreement and I have no strength. 

What danger am I in? If you pass now, do you expect to come in later at a higher level? Are you going let the opps with their likely combined 28 HCP find their difficult to bid slam?


Ditto.

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Posted 2007-June-20, 12:56

Pass, tough hand.

I vote to not tell opp how the suits are breaking and give up trying to steal the hand or try and make a destructive bid. The bidding is not over just yet. This one was close.
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Posted 2007-June-20, 13:00

I don't really understand, if your agreement is that 2 shows like 10 HCP, then don't you have an automatic pass here?

I hate this agreement, but if I had it with my partner, I would adhere to it (well, on paper anyway.)
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Posted 2007-June-20, 13:39

Pass. Even if playing Polish two-suiters, I probably wouldn't open this hand, so why should I overcall?.
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Posted 2007-June-20, 15:21

If you play weak-strong Michaels and Unusual NT, What hands don't qulify then?
What is the 'middle' range with which you overcall iso bidding Michaels or Unusual NT?

Thanks,
Koen
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Posted 2007-June-20, 15:25

kgr, on Jun 20 2007, 09:21 PM, said:

If you play weak-strong Michaels and Unusual NT, What hands don't qulify then?
What is the 'middle' range with which you overcall iso bidding Michaels or Unusual NT?

Thanks,
Koen

That doesn't matter. It's matchpoints. If there's a chance the hand is ours, we MUST bid :P
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Posted 2007-June-21, 02:53

kgr, on Jun 21 2007, 06:21 AM, said:

If you play weak-strong Michaels and Unusual NT, What hands don't qulify then?
What is the 'middle' range with which you overcall iso bidding Michaels or Unusual NT?

Thanks,
Koen

For me it does matter because I like to have a dialogue with my pd and not a monologue on my own and a guessing pd....

For me all hands from about 10 to 15 HCPS arein the middle range. But as others mentioned before, hcps is not everything, good suits are important:
Easy: KQJTx, KQJTxx,xx is surely a strong two suiter despite just 12 HCPs.

AJxxx, AJxxx, KQ, Q is still a two suiter in the middle range despite 17 HCPs to me.

I believe, that others will disagree, but I hope my pd is on the same wavelength with me.
Kind Regards

Roland


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