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responding to weak 2 Should responder look for game?

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Posted 2009-June-14, 23:59

Partner opens weak 2


Will you look for game?
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Posted 2009-June-15, 00:17

you need both good hearts and help, I think this is an obvious pass
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Posted 2009-June-15, 04:03

Depends on vul for me. At NV I'm definitely not looking for game whilst at r/w I will make a move. At vul my p will probably have a decent spade suit, all I need is one diamond card. I might not end up in game every time but for now I would make a trial bid and see what partner has to say.

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KQTxxx
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Kx
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Posted 2009-June-15, 04:12

This would be quite an unusual hand for a weak two in hearts.
And when you switch the majors, you won't like to be in 4 HEart after a spade lead.

No, simply pass.
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Posted 2009-June-15, 04:14

Oops, I thought he opened 2 LOL
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Posted 2009-June-15, 04:18

I count 8 tricks if p has a good heart suit or there is a winning finesse. 9 with a useful card in a black suit. That is already optimistic. If I could ask for a diamond feature I might find a good game but it is more likely that the 3-level will be too high. And even if p has K, 4 will often be down on a spade lead.

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Posted 2009-June-15, 06:49

Pass. Maybe this is because my partners pre-empt on trash, but I wouldn't dream of looking for game with this hand.
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