Hand from TG II
#1
Posted 2007-August-22, 10:56
#4
Posted 2007-August-22, 11:15
markleon, on Aug 22 2007, 09:14 AM, said:
LOL; I won't tell you what I did, but it wasn't in tempo
#5
Posted 2007-August-22, 11:18
pclayton, on Aug 22 2007, 01:15 PM, said:
markleon, on Aug 22 2007, 09:14 AM, said:
LOL; I won't tell you what I did, but it wasn't in tempo
I believe it...it took me about 5 minutes of debating with myself to do this. In real life, I'm afraid I may sit there for 10 seconds, not be able to decide what I want, realize that I'm taking too long, reject 3♣ as effectively barring partner after my long hesitation, and grab the 3N card as a last resort. Come close?
#6
Posted 2007-August-22, 11:25
markleon, on Aug 22 2007, 09:18 AM, said:
pclayton, on Aug 22 2007, 01:15 PM, said:
markleon, on Aug 22 2007, 09:14 AM, said:
LOL; I won't tell you what I did, but it wasn't in tempo
I believe it...it took me about 5 minutes of debating with myself to do this. In real life, I'm afraid I may sit there for 10 seconds, not be able to decide what I want, realize that I'm taking too long, reject 3♣ as effectively barring partner after my long hesitation, and grab the 3N card as a last resort. Come close?
More like 3 minutes instead of 10 seconds. You're right about the rest too
I'll post a follow-up later today.
#7
Posted 2007-August-22, 11:34
Fluffy, on Aug 22 2007, 06:07 PM, said:
same here
#8
Posted 2007-August-22, 13:49
Harald
#9
Posted 2007-August-22, 14:01
If partner bids 3♦, I think my diamond stopper is sufficient.
-P.J. Painter.
#10
Posted 2007-August-22, 14:59
- hrothgar
#11
Posted 2007-August-22, 15:06
3C looks 'obvious' but considering most 5 counts will give you a likely 3N, its a big underbid. An old fashioned 4♣ is a good description too, but its probably conventional.
Hearts also look to be 5=5=3=0 or 5450 around the table, so its likely pard has a stop - perhaps a slow one.
Over 4N, pard tries 4N. Wow - as a passed hand....
Now what?
#12
Posted 2007-August-22, 17:32
pclayton, on Aug 22 2007, 04:06 PM, said:
3C looks 'obvious' but considering most 5 counts will give you a likely 3N, its a big underbid. An old fashioned 4♣ is a good description too, but its probably conventional.
Hearts also look to be 5=5=3=0 or 5450 around the table, so its likely pard has a stop - perhaps a slow one.
Over 4N, pard tries 4N. Wow - as a passed hand....
Now what?
I think the inference about the hearts is not that strong, partner passed vul against not in second seat. There are lots of hands with 6 or 7 hearts he could hold that don't qualify for a preempt under those conditions. That is the factor that makes me dislike 3NT, as absent that consideration and the risk of partner trying to take me to hearts I like the bid.
#13
Posted 2007-August-22, 17:39
#14 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2007-August-22, 18:53
#15
Posted 2007-August-23, 01:26
My first instict is to bid 5♣, but I don't have the hand he will expect for that.
Between pass and 6♣ its a blind guess, he can have ♥KJx or ♥AKx wich is totally different I think there are more hands wich fail to 6♣ than those wich makes.
So I pass.
#16
Posted 2007-August-23, 02:42
Okay this may not make but maybe it is not worse then 4 NT.
Roland
Sanity Check: Failure (Fluffy)
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#17
Posted 2007-August-23, 02:45
Codo, on Aug 23 2007, 08:42 AM, said:
Maybe 5♣ is good enough then?
#18
Posted 2007-August-23, 02:55
Like you said it is a gamble- and I am optimistic today.
Roland
Sanity Check: Failure (Fluffy)
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