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#1 User is offline   gwnn 

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Posted 2009-August-11, 13:06

xx
Qxxx
Axx
KT98

1-1NT
2-?

2/1 (red imps)
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Posted 2009-August-11, 13:27

yes, very easy 3H. 4 is too much with this.
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Posted 2009-August-11, 15:12

gwnn, on Aug 11 2009, 02:06 PM, said:

xx
Qxxx
Axx
KT98

1-1NT
2-?

2/1 (red imps)

this is a WTP 3 or equivalent LR bid
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Posted 2009-August-11, 15:17

Nice hand for a "Reverse Flannery" type of call. I play with a friend that 2 shows a weak opening with 5/4-5. That makes 2 here stronger.

Nice hand for 2 for spades+diamonds, also. Then, 1-P-1NT!-P-2 shows a different major two-suiter than ...2.

Without either, 3 works.
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Posted 2009-August-11, 18:01

Those of us who tend to open on junk or lightish, find these tough.
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Posted 2009-August-12, 04:22

3 - partner has a reason for opening so I cannot pass with such good support nor can I bid game on my own
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Posted 2009-August-12, 04:50

Yep this was too easy. I was wondering, if you're a little weaker, Jxxx or even xxxx of hearts, is there a hand where you'd bid 2 with, as a false preference? Or with 4 card heart support it's only pass, 3 or 4?
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Posted 2009-August-12, 04:57

3H.

Partner knowes, that you may stretch, i.e. he wont play
you for 10-12 bal.

The alternative to 3H is Pass, make the hand slightly weaker,
say a (bad) 8 count and you should pass.

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Posted 2009-August-12, 05:15

I can't recall ever giving false preference on this auction.

I suppose it is possible.

But not if you play Gazilli.

The given hand is an easy 3 btw.
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Posted 2009-August-12, 07:44

gwnn, on Aug 11 2009, 02:06 PM, said:

xx
Qxxx
Axx
KT98

1-1NT
2-?

2/1 (red imps)

If partner is a competent declarer, 4 game try.

Otherwise 3 will suffice.
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Posted 2009-August-13, 13:30

Easy 3 IMO.

I've been playing transfers here by opener (2 instead of 2), where responder easier can distinguish between different strength by just giving preference to 2 or raising. This hand would of course be a raise to 3 anyway, but a little weaker hand could just bid 2, knowing that opener still would have a chance to make another bid.
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Posted 2009-August-13, 13:34

bid_em_up, on Aug 12 2009, 06:44 AM, said:

If partner is a competent declarer, 4 game try.


Game try in what? :)

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