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When opponents double your BW response

#1 User is offline   rusty 

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Posted 2009-February-09, 20:11

Hi all.

I have 2 questions.

What is the standard treatment after an opponent doubles your BW or RKC response? For example

Opener LHO Responder RHO
1S P 3S P
4NT P 4D Double
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Question 1. What does opener's redouble, pass or a bid mean in this situation?

Question 2. Are there any other meanings that are superior to the standard approach?

Thanks.
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Posted 2009-February-09, 22:16

I just ignore the x of 4nt and respond normally. If they x the response xx shows first round control or I just ignore the x and bid normal.

I can always pass the x of the response if I am worried about them leading through partners K or sign off at the 5 level.


1s=3s
4nt=5d=(x)
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