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#1 User is offline   jtfanclub 

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Posted 2007-September-30, 01:27

Partner opens one diamond, you have....

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If the opponents are struck by laryngitis, what's your plan?
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Posted 2007-September-30, 01:31

1♠ for now, not a problem yet.
If partner rebids 2♦ I play 2♥ as forcing, and will have to decide between 2♥ and 2♠. I'll give him 2♥.
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Posted 2007-September-30, 01:41

Not playing reverse Flannery I'd bid 1S. Then it depends on partner's rebid, 1NT is quite different from 2D.

I think I'd bid 2S over 2D (but I play 2H forcing to game usually, obviously if this is natural NF I would bid 2H).
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2007-September-30, 01:48

1s wtp?

i'll cross the rebid bridge problem when i get there. maybe p psyched and will pass 1s
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Posted 2007-September-30, 10:31

1S...
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  Posted 2007-September-30, 11:51

1♠, a good respond
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Posted 2007-September-30, 13:56

I'd give opps my doctor's phone. Larygitis can be annoying ^^

Incidently, 1♠
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Posted 2007-September-30, 17:55

I respond 1♠.

If partner rebids 2♦, I will bid 2♥, which I play as nonforcing (3♣ would be artificial and forcing).

If partner rebids 2♣, I will bid 2♠ and hope that I can get out of the auction.
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Posted 2007-September-30, 20:59

Surely there's more.
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Posted 2007-September-30, 23:47

kenrexford, on Sep 30 2007, 09:59 PM, said:

Surely there's more.

No, sorry. Our auction went 1♦-1♠-1NT-2♥-2♠, making exactly. However, our 2♥ bid is defined as nonforcing, as we use GoLady with both majors and a true game force.

I kinda figured that most people would respond 1♠, but was curious as to what people would then do over 1NT, 2♣, and 2♦.
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Posted 2007-October-01, 02:46

This hand is complicate in the systems I normally play.

I play 1m 2 M as a weak two, so I must decide between:

1♦ 2 ♠ and forget about the hearts and
1 ♦ 1 ♠ with the following sequences:

1 ♦ 1 ♠ 1 NT 2 ♥ (non forcing here)
1 ♦ 1 ♠ 2 ♣ aua 2 ♥ is art. and forcing
2 ♠ is 8-11
1♦ 1 ♠ 2 ♦ pass maybe wrong
2 ♥ forcing, but we can survive, not GF yet.
2 ♠ 8-11

I think I had to forget the hearts and bid a direct 2 ♠.

In a normal system, this is an easy 1 ♠ bid.
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Posted 2007-October-01, 09:08

1♠. Too early to make a plan, and it doesn't affect our decision anyway. Echo the comments about Reverse Flannery.
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Posted 2007-October-01, 09:49

Over either 2♣ or 2♦ by partner you are sort of forced to just rebid 2♠. If you happen to have a good heart fit you just chalk it up to a weakness of standard bidding.
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Posted 2007-October-01, 11:51

I have the same problems as Roland, if caught asleep I might find myself too high.
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Posted 2007-October-01, 17:40

How come nobody's passing?
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Posted 2007-October-01, 18:45

Quantumcat, on Oct 1 2007, 05:40 PM, said:

How come nobody's passing?

Because the hand is way too good, we might miss game. Because 1D is unlikely to be our best spot. Because if you pass you might go down in 1D instead of making 4S opposite Qxxx Ax KQxx AKx
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Posted 2007-October-01, 19:46

because HCP are not a good evaluation of the strength of this hand.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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