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Poll: 1NT?? (21 member(s) have cast votes)

1NT??

  1. yes (12 votes [57.14%])

    Percentage of vote: 57.14%

  2. no (9 votes [42.86%])

    Percentage of vote: 42.86%

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#1 User is offline   gwnn 

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Posted 2008-January-06, 15:57

Scoring: IMP


1♣!-p-1♥!!-?

!=14+, ♣ or balanced, 15+, F1
!!=4+♠, whatever strength.

Bonus question

1♣!-p-1♥!!-1NT
p-2♦-p-2♥
p-p-3♦-?
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Posted 2008-January-06, 16:04

1NT WTP

gwnn, on Jan 6 2008, 04:57 PM, said:

Bonus question

1♣!-p-1♥!!-1NT
p-2♦-p-2♥
p-p-3♦-?

Pass WTP
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Posted 2008-January-06, 16:26

Even though 1♣ may be short, its tough to get clubs into the action here, so I'd be happy with 1N.
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Posted 2008-January-06, 16:40

1NT.

In second round 3♥ would be my choice under other circumstances, but vuln at IMPs, no thanks.
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Posted 2008-January-06, 18:15

With my agreements I think 1NT would show a red 2 suiter, so pass would be my option.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 03:00

Fluffy, on Jan 7 2008, 09:15 AM, said:

With my agreements I think 1NT would show a red 2 suiter, so pass would be my option.

obvious,

How many people play 1 NT in 4. seat here as natural?
I know some, but I don´t like it.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 03:11

By agreement after a short ♣, opps showing ♠ cancels ♣ as a real suit bid by opponents. I would just pass now, other bids meaning:

Dbl: ♥
1♠: TO of ♠
1NT: 4♥ + longer minor
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Posted 2008-January-07, 03:15

Hi,

I would pass, but of course 1 NT is not bad.
You have a nice hand, but partner will be broke
most of the time, unless, they want to play 1S.

Lets wait and see, how the auction develops.

Assuming, I did bid 1NT, I will pass 3D, wtp?
I have told partner nearly my complete hand, the
only missing piece is the 3rd heart, and this missing
information does not justify a 3H bid.

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Posted 2008-January-07, 03:24

Yes, I would bid 1NT.

The bonus question is strange - I don't play transfers here, and feel quite strongly that it is wrong to. Partner is very likely to have a weak hand with diamonds and want to bid them.

Anyway, having bid 1NT I now pass.
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Posted 2008-January-07, 05:14

Codo, on Jan 7 2008, 10:00 AM, said:

How many people play 1 NT in 4. seat  here as natural?
I know some, but I don´t like it.

I would say it's becoming far more common in the expert game, where opening bids and responses are becoming so devalued.

You still have double, cue bid of LHO's suit and 2NT to show two suiters.

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Posted 2008-January-07, 05:56

If you cant overcall 1Nt with this might as well play 1Nt as 2 suit take-out or whatever.

When responder doesnt show strenght it make sense to use 1Nt as 15-18 unknown suit overcall.


(1C)---P-----(1H)----???

X= H
1S take out of S
1Nt --15-18 2 level overcall
2C = C 8-14
2D = D 8-14

passing and 1Nt would be natural.


After 3D its an easy pass.
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