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#1 User is offline   frouu 

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Posted 2009-July-11, 14:35

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we and opps play 2/1.. dealer rho opens 1. What now?

I bid 1 and ...
1 - 1 - pass - 2
pass - ??


other table passed and ....

1 - pass - 2* - pass
pass - ??

*=weak
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Posted 2009-July-11, 16:11

2S obviously in the second auction. They have stopped in 2D and you need to fight for the partial. It's very important not to sell out on a hand like this.

However the 1S overcall definitely the right bid, you don't need an opening hand to overcall at the 1 level (and you pretty much have an opening hand anyways).

Having overcalled 1S, what you bid depends on whether or not 2H is forcing. If it is not forcing you can just pass. If it is forcing you should rebid 2S, limiting your hand.
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Posted 2009-July-11, 16:21

Jlall, on Jul 11 2009, 05:11 PM, said:

Having overcalled 1S, what you bid depends on whether or not 2H is forcing. If it is not forcing you can just pass. If it is forcing you should rebid 2S, limiting your hand.

a 3c rebid here should show this distribution (natural), but apparently jlal feels this hand is too weak, even though partner has forced for one round. Is that right? Or is the premise that 3c is natural not agreed?
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Posted 2009-July-13, 01:31

aguahombre, on Jul 12 2009, 07:21 AM, said:

Jlall, on Jul 11 2009, 05:11 PM, said:

Having overcalled 1S, what you bid depends on whether or not 2H is forcing. If it is not forcing you can just pass. If it is forcing you should rebid 2S, limiting your hand.

a 3c rebid here should show this distribution (natural), but apparently jlal feels this hand is too weak, even though partner has forced for one round. Is that right? Or is the premise that 3c is natural not agreed?

3 is anything but natural and fails to show this hand by strength and shape.
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Posted 2009-July-13, 04:49

T1: Pass, unless 2H was forcing, in which case I would go with 2S
T2: 2S, I am not going to pass this one out, but than I am not going
to pass over 1C, so in effect I would not be there

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