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cue bid after partner's unusual nt

#1 User is offline   ghow 

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Posted 2009-April-08, 21:46

What do you take a cue bid of opp's suit to be after make an unusual nt bid?
Is your answer different if pd is a passed hand? Does it depend on whether opp's
suit is a major or a minor?
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Posted 2009-April-09, 03:08

Default for me is an inv+ raise of one of partner's suits. If he has a minimum, he returns to the nearest of them, with extras he does something else.
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Posted 2009-April-09, 08:35

With a casual partner I would take it as some sort of raise of one of my suits.

with my regular partner I play it as a relay. Partner can bid other suits to relay for controls, shortness and Queens in my suits.
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