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Posted 2008-October-11, 05:47

Scoring: IMP

1♠-2♣
2♦-3♦
3♥-3♠
4NT-5♥
6♦

♠8

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Posted 2008-October-11, 06:00

The Dutch ladies just bid 7♠ here, and made it.
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Posted 2008-October-11, 06:51

I'm sure that will not influence anyone in their line in 6♦...
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Posted 2008-October-11, 07:05

I don't understand the 3♦ rebid on 6-4, that should show 5-5. But that's another matter.

In 6♦ I'd win the lead in dummy and finness trumps, playing a low diamond to the queen. I won't play ace and another trump, it looks ridiculous to see RHO win this with the king and give LHO a spade ruff.

Since the spade fit is unknown to opps, the lead obviously is a singleton.
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Posted 2008-October-11, 07:11

Oops sorry the auction is correct now, S rebid 2♦ and N supported with 3♦.
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