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#1 User is offline   TylerE 

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Posted 2007-November-14, 18:16

Scoring: MP


Auction:

W N E S (you)
(p) - 1 - (p) - p(*)
(1) - 2 - (2) - p
(p) - 3 - (3 )- p
(p) - X - (p) - ??


* - Yes. pass. Probably not the field bid, but just giving the actual auction as it occured
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Posted 2007-November-14, 18:53

Wow.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2007-November-14, 19:39

I agree with Hannie.
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Posted 2007-November-14, 20:14

Okay, I'm pretending that I'm subbing into a tournament and this is what I see. 'Probably not the field bid' is an understatement.

I pass. 4 Diamonds might be right but it also might be very wrong.
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Posted 2007-November-14, 21:27

I don't mind passing 1 - if I didn't, I would bid 1 and then I would not have any of these problems.

Now, though, I'd better bid 4. After all, if partner can't make that when I put down the ace of spades and the queen of clubs... well, what did he want from my life?
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Posted 2007-November-15, 02:30

pd did not open a strong one suiter but still bid all alone to 3 Heart (without jumping around) AND doubled 3 Spade? Well mabye he knows, that you need more then 6 HCPs to answer to his opening bid.

I cannot construct a hand which fits into this bidding and my bidding methods, so I would pass and pray.
After all the defence seems to have a good start with some heart tricks.
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Posted 2007-November-15, 03:43

Seems a clear pass. Your hand is very defense oriented at this stage. We have a trick, a possible partial trick and definite ruffing potential. I can see us getting about 2.5 defensive tricks. Which is 2.5 defensive tricks more than we've promised up to this point. The only problem is p misdefending expecting us to have less than we have.
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Posted 2007-November-15, 04:00

Seems a clear dbl.

Pard has done a lot of bidding and this is matchpoins. It's our hand and we must score well.
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Posted 2007-November-15, 04:28

Pass. We probably have game but I have no intelligent way of finding out which one.
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Posted 2007-November-15, 05:04

whereagles, on Nov 15 2007, 11:00 AM, said:

Seems a clear dbl.

Pard has done a lot of bidding and this is matchpoins. It's our hand and we must score well.

Partner has already doubled without us. We just have to leave it in. Hehe.
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Posted 2007-November-15, 05:30

lol ur-ite
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Posted 2007-November-15, 05:36

We must make 5 tricks to defeat 3, it seems a lot as the 3 bidder is probably short in (no balancing dbl).

I go for 4 !

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Posted 2007-November-15, 06:10

Pass?

As the auction developed, partner has no
right to assume I hold anything, so I am
happy with my sure trump trick, my heart
singleton.
Besides, I dont have any real alternative.

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Posted 2007-November-15, 15:03

Does everyone expect partner to take less than 10 tricks playing in 's here?
I'm bidding 4. Not because I'm afraid they'll make 3. I don't think we'll score enough defending even if we're beating 3 (which isn't a sure thing eventhough I expect one or two down).
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Posted 2007-November-16, 02:43

skaeran, on Nov 16 2007, 06:03 AM, said:

Does everyone expect partner to take less than 10 tricks playing in 's here?
I'm bidding 4. Not because I'm afraid they'll make 3. I don't think we'll score enough defending even if we're beating 3 (which isn't a sure thing eventhough I expect one or two down).

Yes I expect him to take less then 10 tricks or he misbid his hand.
If he has 8,5 or 9 tricks in his hand with a one suiter, he had bid different. With a overall strong hand he had tried a 2 Club opening. With a very offensive hand he had tried 1 Heart followed by a jump to 3 or even 4 Heart.
(Maybe xx,KQJTxxxx,AK,x)
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Posted 2007-November-16, 06:39

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Posted 2007-November-16, 07:44

The other hand was:


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Posted 2007-November-16, 08:20

And where is the hand he had during the bidding?

With this hand, what about bidding (all on his own) something like
1 2 3 X?

I do understand that you prefer to rebid your strong 6 card major to an even stronger 4 card minor once. But twice? Not in my wildest dreams.

But Han Czaba and Harald seem to have partners who do B)
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