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#1 User is offline   KamalK 

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Posted 2009-March-07, 12:32

Hello

Playing SAYC, had a bidding problem on this hand in a tourney.


Scoring: IMP


I was East and this is how the bidding went. We ended up in 4. Partner was a sub.

West North East South

 -     -     -     Pass
 Pass  1    1    1NT
 Pass  2    2    Pass
 Pass  3    3    Pass
 4    Pass  Pass  Pass
 


Should I have bid 3 instead of 3 or shd partner have showed instead of 4.

Pls advise

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Posted 2009-March-07, 13:10

I would have dbled the 1 opening in the first round. You are willing to play the other 3 suits and you can bid your later. This describes your hand much better and allows partner to judge his hand.
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Posted 2009-March-07, 14:11

I'm fine with 1, but with Jxx of spades, you have a double of 2, not 2.
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Posted 2009-March-07, 14:16

Definitely double 2.
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Posted 2009-March-09, 02:11

Many thanks all for your comments, very useful to me.

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Posted 2009-March-09, 03:48

I agree with the advice to double 2, but I think that West could (and should) bid 2.
After the 1NT bid by South this is competitive, not strong, but it makes live a lot easier for East.
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Posted 2009-March-09, 05:03

Hi,

I guess a better bid than 2D is X.
I am not saying 2D is wrong, it avoids misunderstandings,
and somehow it showes your strength as well, but if you
want to find the spade fit, X is better than 2D.
And if you dont want to play 2Cx with your club void, than
at least you had a reason not to make the t/o.

3H was also fine.

I dont like 4D, a typical "fear" bid, you raise the level, because
you are void, Pass is certainly the bid which one should choose.
An good alternative tp Pass is 3S, looking at the club length, and
since partner wont have a extreme 2-suiter, he would have bid
3D with 6-5, you can bet on some spades with him, but I would
not fault partner, if he would go quitely.

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Posted 2009-March-09, 06:19

I don't want to be defending 2C so I agree with 2D. Now W should act and bid 2S. Looking at his clubs he can expect me to hold either 2650 or 3640. He knows KQ of S are good cards anyhow so he can safely show some life. After raise to 3S west is in a hard spot. I can't see reasons for raise. I think the auction would end there with me... although vul imp... Maybe I'd find some reason raise anyhow :)
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Posted 2009-March-09, 21:43

Thanks all for your comments, appreciate

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Posted 2009-March-09, 22:50

dicklont, on Mar 9 2009, 04:48 PM, said:

I agree with the advice to double 2, but I think that West could (and should) bid 2.
After the 1NT bid by South this is competitive, not strong, but it makes live a lot easier for East.

Agree totally woth Dick's comment.
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