1H-(2C)-2S-(P)
?
You hold 6-card H and 15HCP, e.g.:
Qx-AQxxxx-AKx-xx
and open 1H (5+card), LHO overcalls 2C and partner bids 2S forcing (10+HCP, 5+ card S).
What is the best bid now?
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1H-(2C)-2S-(P)-?
#1
Posted 2007-September-18, 13:39
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#2
Posted 2007-September-18, 13:59
Dunno what's best, but I like 3♣. You'll rebid hearts next or support spades.
#3
Posted 2007-September-18, 14:05
Agree with 3C.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.
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#5
Posted 2007-September-18, 14:52
bahhh
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#6
Posted 2007-September-18, 14:54
kgr, on Sep 18 2007, 09:39 PM, said:
1H-(2C)-2S-(P)
?
You hold 6-card H and 15HCP, e.g.:
Qx-AQxxxx-AKx-xx
and open 1H (5+card), LHO overcalls 2C and partner bids 2S forcing (10+HCP, 5+ card S).
What is the best bid now?
?
You hold 6-card H and 15HCP, e.g.:
Qx-AQxxxx-AKx-xx
and open 1H (5+card), LHO overcalls 2C and partner bids 2S forcing (10+HCP, 5+ card S).
What is the best bid now?
All votes for 3C so far.
- What should partner bid with ♥Hx and ♣ stop; eg: AJxxx-Kx-xxx-Kxx or QT9xx-Kx-xxx-AQx
- You probably have to pass if partner bids 3NT?
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#7
Posted 2007-September-18, 19:33
kgr, on Sep 18 2007, 03:54 PM, said:
kgr, on Sep 18 2007, 09:39 PM, said:
1H-(2C)-2S-(P)
?
You hold 6-card H and 15HCP, e.g.:
Qx-AQxxxx-AKx-xx
and open 1H (5+card), LHO overcalls 2C and partner bids 2S forcing (10+HCP, 5+ card S).
What is the best bid now?
?
You hold 6-card H and 15HCP, e.g.:
Qx-AQxxxx-AKx-xx
and open 1H (5+card), LHO overcalls 2C and partner bids 2S forcing (10+HCP, 5+ card S).
What is the best bid now?
All votes for 3C so far.
- What should partner bid with ♥Hx and ♣ stop; eg: AJxxx-Kx-xxx-Kxx or QT9xx-Kx-xxx-AQx
- You probably have to pass if partner bids 3NT?
Partner makes a delayed raise with only a single club stop. He knows that I will bid 3NT with one more stop, or make a delayed spade raise.
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