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How is this argument happening? Partner has club support, if he doesn't he needs to learn how to bid.
your partner springs this on you
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Posted 2008-May-30, 00:37
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Posted 2008-May-30, 13:11
jdonn, on May 30 2008, 01:37 AM, said:
How is this argument happening? Partner has club support, if he doesn't he needs to learn how to bid.
i was the 2, 3, 4 diamond bidder. I indeed had club support, I indeed had a diamond void, I indeed had equal majors... here was my hand...
Six clubs needs a little luck.. 2-2 clubs or queen singleton, or lucky guess to hook it, and time to set up winners to makeup for diamond losers in partners hand.
I was thinking
First cue-bid - setup force (sadly only way)
Second cue-bid - hopefully looking for major suit value
Third cue-bid - slam try, diamond control, club fit.
How might you bid this one?
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Posted 2008-May-30, 13:37
inquiry, on May 30 2008, 11:11 AM, said:
jdonn, on May 30 2008, 01:37 AM, said:
How is this argument happening? Partner has club support, if he doesn't he needs to learn how to bid.
i was the 2, 3, 4 diamond bidder. I indeed had club support, I indeed had a diamond void, I indeed had equal majors... here was my hand...
Six clubs needs a little luck.. 2-2 clubs or queen singleton, or lucky guess to hook it, and time to set up winners to makeup for diamond losers in partners hand.
I was thinking
First cue-bid - setup force (sadly only way)
Second cue-bid - hopefully looking for major suit value
Third cue-bid - slam try, diamond control, club fit.
How might you bid this one?
I think you could have bid 4♣ over 3N to send the same message. Then 4♥ over 4♦.
4♦ over 3♣ is possible too.
"Phil" on BBO
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Posted 2008-May-30, 14:37
inquiry, on May 30 2008, 02:11 PM, said:
jdonn, on May 30 2008, 01:37 AM, said:
How is this argument happening? Partner has club support, if he doesn't he needs to learn how to bid.
i was the 2, 3, 4 diamond bidder. I indeed had club support, I indeed had a diamond void, I indeed had equal majors... here was my hand...
Six clubs needs a little luck.. 2-2 clubs or queen singleton, or lucky guess to hook it, and time to set up winners to makeup for diamond losers in partners hand.
I was thinking
First cue-bid - setup force (sadly only way)
Second cue-bid - hopefully looking for major suit value
Third cue-bid - slam try, diamond control, club fit.
How might you bid this one?
You bid this fine imo