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Sorry Han; F1 (Forcing 1 round)
This post has been edited by H_KARLUK: 2008-November-24, 19:16
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Posted 2008-November-24, 18:33
Sorry Han; F1 (Forcing 1 round)
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Posted 2008-November-24, 19:11
I don't understand 1NT.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.
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Posted 2008-November-25, 11:23
The problem you have now is self inflicted as clearly the answer to the question you asked does not help.
I agree to 1nt, but 4nt is hopeless imo.
I agree to 1nt, but 4nt is hopeless imo.
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Posted 2008-November-25, 11:40
Well - the chances that partner is void in spades is less than the chances she is void in either hearts or diamonds. If you accept that - 7 hearts is a pretty good gamble. The chances of no spade void are maybe even better given the opponents did not pre-emp in spades at any point - and they had the chance. Combine this with partner having a lot of points outside hearts and 7 looks even better. However - your flat hand is not good. At the table I am pretty sure I would bid 6 hearts. (BTW - what does 6C, or 6D show?)
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P 1 ♥ P 1N(F1)
P 4 ♥ P 4N
P 5N* P ?
*even nr of kc+some void;7+ ♥15-hcp,17+total points,3+con