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Revision of the bidding after the lead. what is the trump after you have played

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Posted 2009-March-30, 17:27

Can you ask what is the trump after you have played at trick 1 ? What is the law number ?
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Posted 2009-March-30, 17:44

Blackshoe knows for sure, but I think you can always ask what the contract is.

After each defender plays at T1, they forfeit their rights to a review of the bidding.
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Posted 2009-March-30, 18:39

Law 41B said:

...declarer** or either defender may, at his first turn to play a card, require a review of the auction; this right expires when he plays a card.

**Declarer’s first turn to play is from dummy unless accepting an opening lead out of turn.



Law 41C said:

...After it is too late to have previous calls restated (see B above), declarer or either defender, at his own* turn to play, is entitled to be informed as to what the contract is and whether, but not by whom, it was doubled or redoubled.

*Declarer may inquire at his turn to play from dummy or from his own hand.

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Posted 2009-March-30, 18:51

Phil, on Mar 30 2009, 06:44 PM, said:

Blackshoe knows for sure, but I think you can always ask what the contract is.

After each defender plays at T1, they forfeit their rights to a review of the bidding.

But not an explanation...so in a pinch, ask your RHO "What did his 3C mean?" Then you might get the response, "He didn't bid 3C; he opened 1D then rebid 2H."
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Posted 2009-March-30, 19:38

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Posted 2009-March-30, 20:05

Lobowolf, on Mar 30 2009, 07:51 PM, said:

Phil, on Mar 30 2009, 06:44 PM, said:

Blackshoe knows for sure, but I think you can always ask what the contract is.

After each defender plays at T1, they forfeit their rights to a review of the bidding.

But not an explanation...so in a pinch, ask your RHO "What did his 3C mean?" Then you might get the response, "He didn't bid 3C; he opened 1D then rebid 2H."

Sure. What the hell, all's fair, right?

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Posted 2009-March-30, 21:25

I sure hope Lobowolf was joking.
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Posted 2009-March-30, 21:33

hanp, on Mar 30 2009, 10:25 PM, said:

I sure hope Lobowolf was joking.

I keep forgetting about irony & the internet. Yeah, I was. Not about the law, but about using it in that fashion.
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Posted 2009-March-30, 22:03

Excellent! :rolleyes:
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Posted 2009-April-01, 12:35

"It means singleton in clubs with heart support." Always give full disclosure :-)
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Posted 2009-April-02, 15:44

mycroft, on Apr 1 2009, 01:35 PM, said:

"It means singleton in clubs with heart support." Always give full disclosure :-)

He didn't not bid 4, he didn't not bid 3. So he (didn't) show a game forcing hand with and .

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