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#2
Posted 2009-September-15, 05:51
This may depend on location (I am in Norway), but I would say in standard this is forcing. Personally I normally play it as non-forcing, but that is because I play a non-standard method where 2♦ by responder is a general game-force in this position.
#3
Posted 2009-September-15, 07:12
Ant590, on Sep 15 2009, 05:52 AM, said:
1♣ -- 1♠
2♣ -- 2♥
Non-forcing?
Forcing?
2♣ -- 2♥
Non-forcing?
Forcing?
3♣ invitational
2♦ 1000% forcing
2♥ 1000% forcing
2♠ to play
2NT highly invitational [i.e. you need a reason not to go]
"Tell me of your home world, Usul"
the Freman, Chani from the move "Dune"
"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it."
George Bernard Shaw
the Freman, Chani from the move "Dune"
"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it."
George Bernard Shaw
#4
Posted 2009-September-15, 09:13
100 % forcing without opposing agreement.
There are good reasons to play it as non forcing, but not without a discussion before you bid it.
There are good reasons to play it as non forcing, but not without a discussion before you bid it.
Kind Regards
Roland
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Roland
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#5
Posted 2009-September-15, 12:52
Forcing is standard, I like to play it as NF with 2D art (like NF) though.
#6
Posted 2009-September-15, 13:16
Jlall, on Sep 15 2009, 01:52 PM, said:
Forcing is standard, I like to play it as NF with 2D art (like NF) though.
Same. 2♦ on this sequence is known as Extended New Minor Forcing.
It also applies with the minors reversed. 3♣ would then be artificial and forcing.
#7
Posted 2009-September-15, 14:15
With discussion, "cheapest new suit" forcing ( and may be artificial), which in this case is 2♦!.... similar to NMF over a 1NT rebid.
Thus, 2H here would be NF.
It gets "stickier" when Opener's minor is Diam.
1D - 1S
2D - 2H! ( cheapest new suit forcing and may be artificial,
whereas 3C would show a weak 4s/6+c ).
Thus, 2H here would be NF.
It gets "stickier" when Opener's minor is Diam.
1D - 1S
2D - 2H! ( cheapest new suit forcing and may be artificial,
whereas 3C would show a weak 4s/6+c ).
Don Stenmark ( TWOferBRIDGE )
#8
Posted 2009-September-15, 14:43
ONEferBRID, on Sep 15 2009, 03:15 PM, said:
With discussion, "cheapest new suit" forcing ( and may be artificial), which in this case is 2♦!.... similar to NMF over a 1NT rebid.
Thus, 2H here would be NF.
It gets "stickier" when Opener's minor is Diam.
1D - 1S
2D - 2H! ( cheapest new suit forcing and may be artificial,
whereas 3C would show a weak 4s/6+c ).
Thus, 2H here would be NF.
It gets "stickier" when Opener's minor is Diam.
1D - 1S
2D - 2H! ( cheapest new suit forcing and may be artificial,
whereas 3C would show a weak 4s/6+c ).
Don't like this at all. There is no way to play in 2♥.
#9
Posted 2009-September-15, 15:07
Oldfashioned standard is that 2♥ is forcing here.
The normal treatment among Norwegian experts is 2♦ as a conventional forcing (inv+) bid, and 2♥ NF.
(With some I play transfers here.)
The normal treatment among Norwegian experts is 2♦ as a conventional forcing (inv+) bid, and 2♥ NF.
(With some I play transfers here.)
Kind regards,
Harald
Harald
#10
Posted 2009-September-15, 17:38
Many play reverse flannery with this type of hand. oneminor=2h=5s and 4h and less than invite. If so then this action becomes invitational and 2d can be game forcing and artificial.
1c/1d=2h=less than invite 5s and 4h.
1c=1s=2c=2h=invite
1c=1major=2c=2d=art. and game force.
Note with a 4 or 5 card major and long diamonds and a weakish hand, you lose the d suit.(walsh)
1c/1d=2h=less than invite 5s and 4h.
1c=1s=2c=2h=invite
1c=1major=2c=2d=art. and game force.
Note with a 4 or 5 card major and long diamonds and a weakish hand, you lose the d suit.(walsh)
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