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What do you bid? and, What does partner have?

#1 User is offline   Hanoi5 

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Posted 2009-March-19, 03:07

All red, bidding goes:

2* 2 3* Pa
Pa 3 Pa ???

Where 2 shows 5 and 4+ in a minor, clubs in this case (3 was P/C), What is your bid now? What does partner's 3 (at this point) show?

You hold:

xx
KQJxxx
Jxx
xx

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Posted 2009-March-19, 03:41

Partner shows a maximum overcall, well suited for 3NT.

Something like:



I'd only bid 3nt however with a little more help, so 3 is my bid. (Once my hand hits dummy, the defence vs will simply be to easy.)
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Posted 2009-March-19, 05:08

Agree with Ole, although I can't possibly imagine what he has if he were to dbl with any good hand with spades.
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Posted 2009-March-20, 04:37

partner has very unbalanced hand not able to stand 3X.

My only doubt is if 4 is weaker than 3 on this sequence. I'd assume no and 3 is my choice.
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