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[ONEHAND 984--- 8---Q1075432---Ax][/ONEHAND] spades hts diamd cl
Partner opens 1 diamond min 4 cards ply Sayc-next hand bids vuln 2 Hts, i click the bid,and prompt reply "No information available" where does this tool come from???
so i now click my RH opp and ask weak or strong?????????? no answer,again i ask again no answer--because of the delay in asking,my partner asks R U there,so i type into the room im asking a question----------now partner of the 2 ht bidder passes,my pard x's-----2hts passes i then bid 5 diamonds,next hand bids 5 hts- pass-pass, tick it makes the partner of the 2ht bidder,thought also that the 2 hts was weak,if i had known the 2 hts was strong, i would have passed and smelt a rat,if the bidding picks up i was thinking of sacrifice in five diamds--my partner would not have x 2 hts,
upshot is they have 5 hts on
is "No information Legal"
regards comments invited ty
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during a auction one clicks opps bid the reply is "No information avail"
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Posted 2009-February-16, 00:04
is "No information Legal"
No, its the default description when the player has not entered any information.
Call the TD
No, its the default description when the player has not entered any information.
Call the TD
"And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly. MikeH
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"100% certain that many excellent players would disagree. This is far more about style/judgment than right vs. wrong." Fred
"Hysterical Raisins again - this time on the World stage, not just the ACBL" mycroft
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Posted 2009-February-16, 01:59
ty for reply-it was main bridge --is there a TD available???
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Posted 2009-February-16, 04:39
No, there is no TD. Well, the table host has the rights to boot players, accept new ones and change the table options, but since the table host is usually a player there is no neutral TD to call.
If opps have no agreement they should say so.
If opps have no agreement they should say so.
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Posted 2009-February-16, 08:17
"No agreement" is often the case in the main bridge club. If the opponents have no agreement, they are under no obligation to tell you what they intend the bid to mean (indeed, some people would argue that people should not offer the meaning of a bid when there is no agreement). At some tables, the 2H bidder could have stated to the table that 2H was strong so that opponents and partner alike would know. Some people think that's a travesty.
It is important to remember that this is a just a single result in the main bridge club of BBO. In other words: it means nothing. Just move on and try to enjoy the next hand seems to be the best approach.
It is important to remember that this is a just a single result in the main bridge club of BBO. In other words: it means nothing. Just move on and try to enjoy the next hand seems to be the best approach.
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Posted 2009-February-16, 08:23
tim g has summed it up understand now ty all for input regards
but in passing-where the alert box is on the screen one can type in "strong"
then only the opps are made aware-the partner does not see that statement,that also applies to other specialised bids-cue etc etc
but in passing-where the alert box is on the screen one can type in "strong"
then only the opps are made aware-the partner does not see that statement,that also applies to other specialised bids-cue etc etc
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