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Bidding problem 2NT overcall

#1 User is offline   ruotal 

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Posted 2007-August-28, 17:31

Hi all !

Auctions :

OPP  PART  OPP  ME
2   2NT     P      ?

My hand : 64  KJ8652  3  10965

Partner's hand : AQ2  Q74  AJ75  KQ7

1st question : Is partner correct with his 2NT overcall.

2nd question : What should i bid after his 2NT ?

Should we keep system ON ( Stayman, Jacoby etc )

Thank you for your interest in my problems ( they are plenty ) :)
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Posted 2007-August-28, 17:46

I think 2Nt was fine, pard has his bid and shape and stoppers.
Many people play ssystem on, so if you bid 3 and pard 3 you can decide what to do.
Keep in mind pard doesnt have to have many hearts.
In this case you have a great fit. It wont always be so.

I'm not sure how you would end up in game, unless you bid it. I may be tim it, but I'd have left pard in 3
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Posted 2007-August-28, 17:49

I agree with ArcLight.

Peter
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Posted 2007-August-28, 18:08

Assuming that we don't play Texas, and that it's IMPs, I'd blast to 4 hearts.

I don't have to make it for it to be a good board.
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Posted 2007-August-28, 19:33

6-4 needs to be in game, even though usually I get these decisions wrong.
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
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Posted 2007-August-29, 01:31

I would sing off in 3 if I can.
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Posted 2007-August-29, 01:42

I had witten 170 ( or even 200?) for 3 + 1 (or 2) in my score sheet.
These hands fit well, I underbid, next board. I cannot find out whether or not pds hand fits so good.
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Posted 2007-August-29, 01:47

ruotal, on Aug 28 2007, 06:31 PM, said:

Hi all !

Auctions :

OPP  PART  OPP  ME
2     2NT         P         ?

My hand :    64  KJ8652  3  10965

Partner's hand : AQ2  Q74  AJ75  KQ7

1st question : Is partner correct with his 2NT overcall.

2nd question : What should i bid after his 2NT ?

Should we keep system ON ( Stayman, Jacoby etc )

Thank you for your interest in my problems ( they are plenty )  ;)

#1 a bit heavy for my liking, but I would say 2NT is mainstream
#2 play the same method you play after an over call of 1NT,
... and most people would assume system on, without
discussion, i.e. yes Stayman, and Transfer are still on
=> Transfer to hearts intending to pass 3H, and partner
should not super accept, so you will play 3H
This is a bit different to the case, that partner opens 2NT,
because after a 2NT opener, opener should super accept
with only 3 card support and lots of controls
Your partners hand is nice, but 4H maybe to high in case you
are broke, and there opponents out there, who know how to
use the red card.

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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Posted 2007-August-29, 01:59

ruotal, on Aug 28 2007, 06:31 PM, said:

Hi all !

Auctions :

OPP  PART  OPP  ME
2   2NT     P      ?

My hand : 64  KJ8652  3  10965

Partner's hand : AQ2  Q74  AJ75  KQ7

1st question : Is partner correct with his 2NT overcall.

2nd question : What should i bid after his 2NT ?

Should we keep system ON ( Stayman, Jacoby etc )

Thank you for your interest in my problems ( they are plenty ) ;)

1. Yes. 2NT is fine.
2. I would bid 4 in IMPs, 3 in MPs
3. I have the agreement: system on if there is no major bid (or known) yet. In this case, I play 3m as natural, 3 as a 4crd suit GF and 3 as 5crd suit GF. Unfortunately, this means I can't play in 3... Compare this with (2) - 2NT - (p) - ?. Now 3 shows 5crd suit and I can pass partner's acceptance. Not perfect, but better than system on IMHO.

Steven
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Posted 2007-August-29, 08:54

Your partners hand was a maximum for a 2NT overcall in my mehtods (15-18).
I play system on here, so would bid 3 with your hand.
Your hand has such playing strenght that I'd raise partner to game, if he just accepted the transfer. (Btw he need something extraordinary to do anything but accept the transfer.)
Kind regards,
Harald
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