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#1 User is offline   Edmunte1 

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Posted 2008-March-10, 16:49

You're sitting South, strong team match

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Scoring: IMP

(3)-3-(pass)-?


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Scoring: IMP

(3)-3-(pass)-?

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Posted 2008-March-10, 16:56

Pass and 3 - the first hand needs come major help in spades from pard in order to make game any better than a pipe dream, the second hand seems just better than a random 7 count. Inviting might be a little wishful, especially at white, but it really feels right to me.
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Posted 2008-March-10, 16:56

1) Pass. I cannot begin to develop a logical alternative.

2) 3. With better shape I would blast. 3N could work but I am never bidding it.
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Posted 2008-March-10, 16:59

(1) 3 then 4 next round.

(2) 3NT, but not vulnerable I have no strong feelings about this one. Don't mind Pass at the vulnerability, and don't mind bids such as 2NT or 3 (if NF).
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-March-11, 04:11

1. pass
2. 4. This is wrong in theory, but it works better in practice.
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Posted 2008-March-11, 04:32

1. Pass - you might survive bidding spades but you might not.

2. Invite with 3 - I would have used a texas transfer with a slightly different hand.
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Posted 2008-March-11, 06:00

1. pass, maybe 170 instead of 620, but my little values are as bad plcaed as possible. Okay the jacks are nice. :)

2. I would prefer pass to 4 , but there is 3 avaiable, so I will bid it. Just if I play "heavy invitations", I would pass.
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