Thanks Ben.
I noticed there's a 10 bagger on there. I saw a 10 bagger on BBO for only the 2nd time in my life yesterday.
What is 5H?
#22
Posted 2008-January-09, 11:00
wow.
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
George Carlin
George Carlin
#23
Posted 2008-January-09, 11:29
Walddk, on Jan 9 2008, 08:59 AM, said:
So the responses should be quite easy. 5♠ with no working ace, 6♠ with one and 7♠ with two. Number of spades irrelevant.
Roland
Roland
Seems like it would make more sense to have it be 5♠ with no aces, 6♣ with one, 7♣ with 2. Then you could use it for any suit....
Besides, don't you want partner to play it?
I don't see any reason to use it as natural or Michaels. But I might need to jump with Exclusion.
#24
Posted 2008-January-09, 13:16
I actually have an agreement about this.
If opening strong: michaels, preemptive with huge shape.
If opening weak (e.g. 3M-5M): michaels, with around 11 tricks in ♠/m.
If opening strong: michaels, preemptive with huge shape.
If opening weak (e.g. 3M-5M): michaels, with around 11 tricks in ♠/m.

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