Han, the other table did pass it out at 4SX. Making -590.
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#21
Posted 2007-July-30, 13:12
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#22
Posted 2007-July-30, 13:25
keylime, on Jul 30 2007, 01:12 PM, said:
Han, the other table did pass it out at 4SX. Making -590.
While I wouldn't pass with your hand in 1st seat, the mistake was clearly at the other table. Passing 4SX really shows a basic misunderstanding about what the double shows, and misjudgment too.
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#23
Posted 2007-July-30, 13:36
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While I wouldn't pass with your hand in 1st seat, the mistake was clearly at the other table. Passing 4SX really shows a basic misunderstanding about what the double shows
This depends on partnership agreement. I don't think you can know what their agreement was.
FWIW, I play a double of 4S as primarily penalty. Works for me.
Whether to remove the double on this hand would be a close call. I would proably bid 5C, bet I wouldn't blame a partner for passing.
Peter
#24
Posted 2007-July-30, 13:41
It doesn't matter what your agreement for the double is. Partner can't wait for a trump stack, there are strong balanced hands with which he will just have to double. Not pulling with this 6-5 hand is always wrong imo.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.
- hrothgar
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