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#1 User is offline   Keeper1 

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Posted 2009-April-06, 09:34

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Bidding 1(1) - P - 2(2) - P
2 (3) - P - 4 - P
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(1) Precision 11-15
(2) Forcing to 2NT
(3) Since 2H is forcing, 3H would have shown support

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Posted 2009-April-06, 09:46

Question: Would 3 over 2 have been a splinter? (I think it should since 2 is forcing).

You have to make a move with this. So far you have only shown Kxxxx QJxx Ax xx. 5, 5 and 5 are all reasonable, but I think 5 is the most intelligent call. You've skipped both minors, so there can't be a concern about either, and I think 5 gets pard to look at trump and maybe the A.
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Posted 2009-April-06, 10:03

I like Phil's reasoning... 5 should hopefully ask partner about his trump holding, which is our biggest concern. But is there maybe a chance that it will be interpreted as asking about ? I like it anyway...
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Posted 2009-April-06, 10:07

mtvesuvius, on Apr 6 2009, 11:03 AM, said:

I like Phil's reasoning... 5 should hopefully ask partner about his trump holding, which is our biggest concern. But is there maybe a chance that it will be interpreted as asking about ? I like it anyway...

4 zeroes in on clubs, I think.
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Posted 2009-April-06, 10:18

What would 6C mean...?

Would be nice if 6C could be interpreted as Exclusion here.... :P
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Posted 2009-April-06, 10:20

miguelm, on Apr 6 2009, 11:18 AM, said:

What would 6C mean...?

Would be nice if 6C could be interpreted as Exclusion here.... :P

Unless partner shows 2 with his 6 call!

I would just start cuebidding, but I'm not stopping short of slam.
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Posted 2009-April-06, 11:12

Problem with 5 is that partner might pass with K and A and K (doesn't 5 ask for 2 honors in the trumps suit?). 5 or 4 are another possibility. Unless partner can pass 4...

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Posted 2009-April-06, 12:04

I'd cuebid 5.
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Posted 2009-April-06, 13:54

4. If pard now bids 5, there's wastage there and we should stop in 5. If not, maybe there's 7 in sight ;)

It's risky to cue 5. Pard, looking at

xx
AKxx
KQxxx
xx

might think spades are wide open and bid 5.
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Posted 2009-April-06, 14:01

I'd just bid 6H
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  Posted 2009-April-06, 14:35

I think about passing, since pard did not bid 3 followed by hearts/spades to show a strong hand, for example. Pard may have made their two over one on x K9xx KT9xx KQJx and is trying to just signoff into game.
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Posted 2009-April-06, 15:39

I would bid 5. I want partner to value his diamond king, and hopefully he can picture my club shortness, especially as I cannot be bidding on power.
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