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Responding to t/o dbl With a weak hand;strength in ops suit

#1 User is offline   zasanya 

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Posted 2007-October-30, 01:32

Scoring: IMP

P-P-1-dbl
p-?

Q.1)What should S bid?
Q.2)Will her bid be different if she has 5 card 5-3-3-2 shape and same hcp?

This post has been edited by zasanya: 2007-November-01, 00:30

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Posted 2007-October-30, 02:03

2D, I would bid 2D as well with a 5th trump and 5332 at red/white.
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Posted 2007-October-30, 02:07

Q1: With a real club suit, that is what I would choose to bid. Others might choose 1 and that would not bother me.

Q2: Without a real suit, we have no option but to look for the least (cheapest) lie.
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Posted 2007-October-30, 02:08

Sorry, I thought the auction was 1D X ? (that's what happens posting at 4 AM.)

I would bid 2C with this hand, my 3 card major with 5332.
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Posted 2007-October-30, 02:08

Err... Justin? Did you read the auction correctly?

I bid 2. If I don't have 4 I bid 1.
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Posted 2007-October-30, 02:14

1) 2C, bid your suit
2) 1H
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Posted 2007-October-30, 06:18

q1) 2C
q2) 1NT, I dont like it, but I dislike the alternatives
more, on further reflection, maybe pass ...,
assuming you grant me some in between cards

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Posted 2007-October-30, 06:43

1 - 2C (bid suits when partner ask for)
2 - 1H (bid 3card-suits when no alternative) (1NT with 5hcp is loser in long run, at least until the point i runned :D)
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Posted 2007-October-30, 07:15

2C with the 4 clubs, 1M with a 3-card suit else.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2007-October-30, 11:10

1. 2 seems normal. 1 or 1NT are also liveable, but they require an alert partner.

2. Here 1 is probably better. 1NT also ok, though a tad lightish.
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Posted 2007-October-30, 13:02

1. 2, wtp :)
2. 1, wtp :blink:
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Posted 2007-October-30, 14:28

Agree with harald, 2 and nothing else is close.

With 7 diamonds I'd start to think about passing.
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  Posted 2007-October-30, 17:34

Fluffy, what would you bid with a 2=2=6=3?
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Posted 2007-October-31, 03:34

skaeran, on Oct 30 2007, 08:02 PM, said:

1. 2, wtp :rolleyes:
2. 1, wtp :blink:

Same ! WTP ? B)
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Posted 2007-October-31, 03:38

Blofeld, on Oct 30 2007, 11:34 PM, said:

Fluffy, what would you bid with a 2=2=6=3?

I was thinking of that, pass comes to mind, depends on diamond spots, but tend to bid 2
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Posted 2007-October-31, 13:45

East dealt and passed.
South passed.
West opened 1.
North doubled.
East passed.
The "?" is for what South should do.
The question is what North should bid.
Justin answered what East should bid.
I'm very confused, but my answer is 42.
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Posted 2007-October-31, 14:51

Wrong question, Ken.
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Posted 2007-October-31, 15:05

kenrexford, on Oct 31 2007, 09:45 PM, said:

my answer is 42.

A slight overbid, but at least it cannot be misunderstood.
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Posted 2007-November-01, 00:33

kenrexford, on Oct 31 2007, 02:45 PM, said:

East dealt and passed.
South passed.
West opened 1.
North doubled.
East passed.
The "?" is for what South should do.
The question is what North should bid.
Justin answered what East should bid.
I'm very confused, but my answer is 42.

Thank you for pointing out the error in the original post.Its been edited.
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