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#1 User is offline   oldman5757 

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Posted 2008-October-13, 12:50

In a local game, IMPs, unfavorable, LHO bids 2 and P doubles. You hold: Jx, Qx, AQxx, AKJxx. What do you bid if RHO bids 4 ? What if RHO bids 5?
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Posted 2008-October-13, 12:52

My first inclination is to just shoot out 6, but I suppose 5NT is just as good and may get to a better diamond slam.

Partner should not have two losing hearts on this auction. If he does, I tip my hat to the opponents.
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Posted 2008-October-13, 13:00

I would also bid 5NT on both hands.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2008-October-13, 14:50

han, on Oct 13 2008, 11:00 AM, said:

I would also bid 5NT on both hands.

Agree. Probably a sac coming.
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Posted 2008-October-14, 09:26

FWIW, 5NT is probably the right call over either 4 or 5. At my table I was the doubler with AKQJxxxx, _, Kxx, xx. My LHO bid 5, and my P judged to bid 6 . I had a super easy 7 call. P must have good and the A of . Very likely would have done the same over 5NT.

At the other table, the person with my hand also doubled the opening 2 call, but his LHO bid only 4. Doubler's P then bid only 4NT. I guess my counterpart didn't know how to take it, and just went to 6. Fearing a loser, I suppose, his P passed.

Doesn't prove anything, but I just thought it was interesting that, in this case, the lower level of interference worked better than the higher level. :P
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Posted 2008-October-14, 14:31

Another deck with two J?
I would bid 4, not double, with your hand.
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Posted 2008-October-14, 15:04

Yes, please don't double with 8 spades and a heart void.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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