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#1 User is offline   mike777 

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Posted 2009-January-06, 18:36

You’ll occasionally see a couple odd bids forced on you. Please don’t complain too much. Have some fun.





Matchpoints





7. AT8 AJ84 KJ8 T86 Both



P P 1C X

1H 1S X * P

2C 2D P ??

*support double


8. 86 T3 JT53 AT975 Both



1C 1H 3C X(resp)

P 4H all pass



Your lead?
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Posted 2009-January-06, 18:58

Am I playing a support XX here? I'll assume not. In which case I need to know if 1♠ showed 5 (would partner's double of 1♥ be penalty or responsive?). I'll assume partner's 1♠ showed 4+, not 5+, so I'll pass 2♦, as partner should be 4-5.

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Posted 2009-January-06, 19:40

7. Insta pass

8. ♦J, but club ace can easilly be the winner.
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Posted 2009-January-06, 19:53

7. Easy pass. Partner is almost always 4S 5+D. With 5S 4D I expect partner to be bidding spades again as I don't do takeout doubles with a doubleton major

8. Top spade
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Posted 2009-January-06, 20:43

7. 2♠. I may have this auction a little off as I wouldn't have X and don't love my hand, but if partner has ♠ and ♦ and a void or stiff ♥ (which I think this should show), and if partner has a decent 8+ points and 5+ spades (which I think his freely offered 1♠ should show), then 2♠ sounds right.

8. Top ♠.
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Posted 2009-January-07, 02:49

7. pass

8. low spade (I play 2/4)
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Posted 2009-January-07, 07:57

7. Pass.

8. Top spade.
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Posted 2009-January-07, 08:16

Clear pass, partner has 4 spades and 5-6 diamonds

Spade, not quite sure about this one.
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Posted 2009-January-07, 09:08

Can we get that bidding template, please BBF? So annoying to try to decipher these sequences.

7. Pass, partner is 4-4 or 4-5
8. ♦J. With my ♠xx, dummy could easily have a good spade suit that I don't want to establish (or seen run immediately).
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Posted 2009-January-07, 12:31

7. Pass, partner is 4-5.

8. Top spade, going for a ruff (might also establish a trick or two for partner).
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