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What is partners hand? A lot of bids from a passed hand.

#1 User is offline   OleBerg 

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Posted 2008-August-16, 06:18

Pass-(1)-pass-(1)
1-(1NT)-pass-(3NT)
4-(X)-pass-(pass)
XX-(pass)-4-(X)
XX?

What does partner hold?
And what if he had bid 4 instead of the second XX?

The actual hand will be posted later.

Feel free to joke, but plz be nice and make a serious reply too.

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Posted 2008-August-16, 10:19

I think partner is 5-7 in the majors or something like that.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2008-August-16, 10:32

OK, if I'm sitting there at the table and this happened, I can't just ignore it and move on to the next hand. I have to assume partner is still in possession of his faculties.

He passed initially, so doesn't have an opening hand, he wants to get in a high level as a sacrifice, but didn't preempt. I would assume a preempt hand but with a side suit he didn't want to sacrifice potential prospects in. His main suit has to be hearts. It looks as if the 4 bid (sitting under his LHO's possible suit) was an attempt to get you to bid that didn't work, hence the first redouble, and your pick on diamonds was the wrong one. Hence the second redouble. So he has long hearts and a side suit in spades.

Give him something like AJxx QJTxxxxx - x and that might explain the bidding. NO, this is what a final 4 would be. So he has AJxxx QJTxxxx - x. I would bid accordingly and let him buy me a pint when it all goes wrong.
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Posted 2008-August-16, 10:33

han, on Aug 16 2008, 11:19 AM, said:

I think partner is 5-7 in the majors or something like that.

Hey, did you read my answer while I was still typing it? :)
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Posted 2008-August-18, 04:47

The actual hand was:

Q6532
A1096542
2
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So you were right.

Fromage, beer is on you if it goes wrong, as you hold:

KJ9
7
A652
K8632

4X makes , even with spades 4-1, and as theK gets hooked, 3nt is a winner too.
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We should always assume 2/1 unless otherwise stated, because:

- If the original poster didn't bother to state his system, that means that he thinks it's obvious what he's playing. The only people who think this are 2/1 players.


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