edit: Partner and opps are assumed to normal American experts (for the purposes of this discussion).
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#1
Posted 2009-April-26, 12:56
edit: Partner and opps are assumed to normal American experts (for the purposes of this discussion).
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#2
Posted 2009-April-26, 13:21
In my case, my partner could have opened on 10/11 points. She could have shown a weak two in hearts or in spades, a weak hand with both majors or a weak hand with five spades and a 4+ minor. This means that this is an easy pass for me. I just don't expect to get a plus score here.
But if you play Roth-Stone in second hand, against opponents who open on any junk, you can be pretty sure that partner has a decent hand. Then you could open.
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#3
Posted 2009-April-26, 15:25
#4
Posted 2009-April-26, 16:50
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Posted 2009-April-26, 17:13
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Posted 2009-April-26, 18:26
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Posted 2009-April-26, 20:09
#9
Posted 2009-April-26, 20:33
Give partner xxx KQJx xxx Kxx and game is ice, I'll lose 3 when I have to chance to win 12.
#10
Posted 2009-April-26, 21:15
mtvesuvius, on Apr 27 2009, 01:33 PM, said:
Give partner xxx KQJx xxx Kxx and game is ice, I'll lose 3 when I have to chance to win 12.
Give partner that and the opponents are also either cold or 1 off for 4♠
But I'm still opening this anyway.
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#11
Posted 2009-April-27, 04:08
Without it, it's either pass (if I need a swing) or 3♣ (under more normal circumstances).
#12
Posted 2009-April-27, 04:08
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#13
Posted 2009-April-27, 09:21
Codo, on Apr 27 2009, 05:08 AM, said:
Or the next thread.
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