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Posted 2009-February-22, 11:25

Scoring: IMP

Uncontested auction. Pd's 1 is 11-15

1 1
2 3 4th s f
3nt ?

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Posted 2009-February-22, 11:52

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Posted 2009-February-22, 12:05

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Posted 2009-February-22, 12:12

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Posted 2009-February-22, 12:22

Agree with Csaba, wtp?
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Posted 2009-February-22, 14:03

Eventhough fsf followed by 4 shows a hand too strong for a jump to 4 last round, I really think this hand is too strong. Partner won't bid on with many hands where slam is more or less laydown.

If I was sure partner would interpret 5 as a self splinter for spades (I think he should, but you have to be sure), that would be my bid. Without that agreement, I'm rebidding 5, which I think my hand justifies.
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Posted 2009-February-22, 15:03

fwiw, I did bid 5s and pd with no aces and a singleton x in spades passed.Unfortunately
she held both the KQ of & the KQ of & 6 just rolled. I like Harald's 5 bid, but in this case it probably wouldn't have helped as pd's diamonds were Kxxx.
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Posted 2009-February-23, 04:22

This hand is horrible hard to bid and I would never try 5 , okay I would opposite Harald, but I had not yet the honour to play with him.

What is 5 ? A general invitation? I would try it.
Asking for first round control in club? Or for trump quality? In both cases you better don't try it.

When I had one of the later agreements, I would bid 4 now, as the crowd.
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Posted 2009-February-23, 05:21

skaeran, on Feb 22 2009, 08:03 PM, said:

I really think this hand is too strong.

But you only have 13 HCP!!! :P

Seriously, I think partner doesn't have the right info to evaluate his hand, either 4 or 6 is better IMO. Probably 6.
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