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Partner seems to regret from previous bid

Poll: sit or pull? (26 member(s) have cast votes)

sit or pull?

  1. pass (10 votes [38.46%])

    Percentage of vote: 38.46%

  2. 5 hearts (16 votes [61.54%])

    Percentage of vote: 61.54%

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Posted 2008-January-06, 18:29

Scoring: IMP

W - N - E - S
ps-1-2-2
2-4-ps-4
5- X -ps-??

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Posted 2008-January-06, 18:59

where's pd's defensive tricks?? 5
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Posted 2008-January-06, 19:07

5 showed a big hand, good suit and interest in slam, yes?
Then I hate the 4 bid last round.

Was this an appeal hand? Having bid only 4 the first time, I don't think South is allowed to change his mind after a slow double.
That's impossible. No one can give more than one hundred percent. By definition that is the most anyone can give.
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Posted 2008-January-06, 22:00

Assuming 4 is natural, obvious pull. Why else did partner bid 4 if we aren't supposed to accept a push to five on this hand? I'd say there is pretty close to being no alternative.

If 4 is shortness, which it seems like it can't be since that would make partner 1-1 in the minors or something, obvious pass.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 03:54

Hi,

Pass, wtp?

I have a defensive trick, I am bal.
maybe 5D makes, but I doubt that
5H makes, and 5D may well -2, so
lets see, how we do in 5D.

With kind regards
Marlowe
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Posted 2008-January-07, 04:05

jdonn, on Jan 7 2008, 05:00 AM, said:

Assuming 4 is natural, obvious pull. Why else did partner bid 4 if we aren't supposed to accept a push to five on this hand? I'd say there is pretty close to being no alternative.

Agree. What did the auction mean?

4C = I have a hand worth bidding game with clubs and hearts, if they are about to bid 4S or 5D this may help you decide what to do.

In my world (which I am aware may not be standard), I am NOT in a forcing pass auction here - partner bid 4C to help me over their bid if we happen to have a big double fit. Now partner is doubling 5D he hasn't suddenly found a lot of spade and diamond cards, he's just saying that he really has a good hand, and it's up to me to decide whether to play or defend.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 04:26

Obviously we don´t play pass double inversion, else you had mentioned it.

Why should 4 Club show a real second suit? What had pd bid with a 4521 hand? And this hand is surely possible after the bidding so far? With a 2514 hand, he could have bid 3 Club, can´t he?

If your methods do not allow to bid 3 Club with a second suit and he must have bid 4 Club to show a strong two suiter, then pulling the double is an idea.

In any scenario, double suggested to defend in the context of the bidding so far, we are surely in a forcing pass situation.
My 3334 distribution says defence, my lack of defensive tricks screams offense, so I think that this is no way a hand with "no alternative", which is confirmed by the vote so far.

Anyway, I would choose to sit. I hate to bid a the 5. level and my hand is not so unusual that I overrule partners descission.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 05:42

I'll pull to 5.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 05:51

our agreements is no splinter when opponents bid a suitm unless its on their suit, so 4 was natural.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 19:26

Depends on 4C, I like to play it as natural in competiton
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Posted 2008-January-07, 19:31

Assuming a natural 4, this is an obvious pull. The whole point of the 4 bid was to get us to pull with such a hand.
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Posted 2008-January-08, 03:12

Hand was a bit unlucky, with opponents having duplication in both clubs and hearts:

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Posted 2008-January-08, 03:16

Why would someone bid 4C with so much outside of hearts and clubs? That hand never wants partner to compete and 4C is just asking him to misjudge.
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Posted 2008-January-08, 03:40

Partner bid 4 with <50% of his hand in those two suits.

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Posted 2008-January-08, 03:47

I agree that 4 Club does not show his hand, however if you switch the black kings,
he more or less has his bids and 5 and 5 are still one down.

And please don´t tell me that he bid this way with
xx, AKxxx,x,KQTxx. This hand is a 4 Club bid, but surely no double of 5 Diamond.
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