Who said take out your partner's take out doubles?
#5
Posted 2007-September-28, 21:30
So I'm going ot pick between 4S and 5C. Passing is NOT an option. I'll go with 5C because partner will more likely raise that to slam when it is right.
Not sure if that makes sense.
- hrothgar
#6
Posted 2007-September-29, 00:23
Hannie, on Sep 28 2007, 09:30 PM, said:
So I'm going ot pick between 4S and 5C. Passing is NOT an option. I'll go with 5C because partner will more likely raise that to slam when it is right.
Not sure if that makes sense.
I don't think it makes sense, I voted for 5♣ for the same reason, given how tired I am it can't be right.
#7
Posted 2007-September-29, 01:27
cherdano, on Sep 29 2007, 08:23 AM, said:
Hannie, on Sep 28 2007, 09:30 PM, said:
So I'm going ot pick between 4S and 5C. Passing is NOT an option. I'll go with 5C because partner will more likely raise that to slam when it is right.
Not sure if that makes sense.
I don't think it makes sense, I voted for 5♣ for the same reason, given how tired I am it can't be right.
ROFL.
I agree with 5♣ too, and it's early morning.....
Harald
#10
Posted 2007-September-29, 08:59
#11
Posted 2007-September-29, 09:37
He has to have at least 4 clubs, why is this not the suit of choice? And why only 5♣? Partner is forcing game when we could still have a 5332 11 count, why not 6♣ at least?
Also, why did we not open 2♣? We have 4 losers don't we?
#12
Posted 2007-September-29, 10:06
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The higher the level the less "strict" become the negative double and more of a "too much to pass" nature takes over. Partner is not necessarily forcing to a 5-level game here with his double - he is only saying that opposite your opening bid he has too much in values to allow the opposition to play undoubled.
xx, Kxx, AJ10xx, Kxx is certainly possible.
#14
Posted 2007-September-29, 11:43
- hrothgar
#15
Posted 2007-September-29, 15:10
results:
4♠ -> +450
5♣ -> +920
6♣ -> -100
Partners hand
♠3
♥A
♦AQ6432
♣K8752
#16
Posted 2007-September-29, 15:20
- hrothgar
#17
Posted 2007-September-29, 17:53
Can I trade him in for a newer model?
#18
Posted 2007-September-29, 19:27
- hrothgar
#19 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2007-September-29, 19:51
Hannie, on Sep 29 2007, 12:43 PM, said:
or 1
#20
Posted 2007-September-30, 13:28
jtfanclub, on Sep 29 2007, 11:53 PM, said:
Can I trade him in for a newer model?
Not untill its developed.
Come on, 3 keycards, 5 trumps, and partner doesn't know your 6♣ bid is mainly based on ♠KQ, and♣QJ (the cards he also covers), duplication happens, and preempts work.

Help

S - W - N - E
1♠-4♥-X -ps
??