IMP's
N/NS red
North has:
S: A K T x x x
H: A x
D: J x x
C: J x
Bidding went:
North South
----- -----
1S* 2D**
2S*** 3C****
3D 3H*****
3NT 4C
4D 5C
?
* 11-15 HCP, 5+ spades
** Forcing to game, 5+ diamonds, could have longer clubs
but definitely not 5 hearts
*** 6+ spades, no 4 hearts
**** At least 5-5 in the minors, no 2 spades
***** asks for stopper in hearts
3NT naturally promises a heart stopper.
What is Your next bid sitting North and why?
Thanks
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Your bid?
#2
Posted 2008-January-13, 04:46
Just a question - what would 1♠-2♣-2♠-3♦ be?
You say 1♠-2♦ could have longer clubs. He is obviously making a slam-try with his 3♥ followed by 4♣. But I am not sure if I want to bid 6 of any minor. South non-4♥-cuebid suggests 2 small hearts - so maybe 0256/1255 - void-xx-AKxxx-KQxxxx and slam is not cold, but I don't know.
I think I'll pass - srp.
You say 1♠-2♦ could have longer clubs. He is obviously making a slam-try with his 3♥ followed by 4♣. But I am not sure if I want to bid 6 of any minor. South non-4♥-cuebid suggests 2 small hearts - so maybe 0256/1255 - void-xx-AKxxx-KQxxxx and slam is not cold, but I don't know.
I think I'll pass - srp.
"Never increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything." William of Ockham (1285-1349)
#3
Posted 2008-January-13, 04:47
I have a better hand than partner has the right to expect (AK A in the majors guarantees no major losers if partner is 1255, though I suspect he is more likely to be 6-5 in the minors on this bidding).
I think with a minimum hand with the minors, partner would not have bid this way (bidding 3H and pulling 3NT is a strong action to me). 5C instead of 5D also indicates slam interest.
I bid 5H for now and don't have any problem passing 6D.
I think with a minimum hand with the minors, partner would not have bid this way (bidding 3H and pulling 3NT is a strong action to me). 5C instead of 5D also indicates slam interest.
I bid 5H for now and don't have any problem passing 6D.
#4
Posted 2008-January-13, 04:52
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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