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#1 User is offline   OleBerg 

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Posted 2009-November-23, 01:24

Scoring: IMP


1 - 2NT
5 - ???

2NT = 4+Hearts, gameforce.
5 = Voidwood. (1430).
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Posted 2009-November-23, 01:49

OleBerg, on Nov 23 2009, 02:24 AM, said:

Scoring: IMP


1 - 2NT
5 - ???

2NT = 4+Hearts, gameforce.
5 = Voidwood. (1430).

8h.....second choice 9h.
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Posted 2009-November-23, 06:58

are trump.
Replies to 5C Voidwood with another void ( Sp or Diam ):
5th step = 6C = even ( 0 or 2 ) + another void ( or )
6th step = 6D = odd ( 1 or 3, excluding A) + void
                 6H = odd ( 1 or 3, excl A ) + void
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Posted 2009-November-23, 07:41

5 I have 1. If partner is EKC-ing then I'd say it's likely he has the other 3 of them to have immediately taken control.
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Posted 2009-November-23, 08:05

Some will question:
1) Responder's use of Jac2NT with shortness him/herself;

2) Opener's not replying 3C! first to show shortness.
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Posted 2009-November-23, 15:40

ONEferBRID, on Nov 23 2009, 04:05 PM, said:

Some will question:
1) Responder's use of Jac2NT with shortness him/herself;

2) Opener's not replying 3C! first to show shortness.

1) Pick-up partners playing a standard system where an immidiate void-showing bid is limited. Strong voids are handled via 2NT.

2) He did. You can't change that.
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Posted 2009-November-23, 22:21

7H!

Partner didn't use bidding space to explore, so he doesn't need to. NOR do I!!
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Posted 2009-November-24, 01:29

Agree with the thread title. Would have started with 2. I'm all for supporting hearts, but not showing a fantastic 7 card suit? Not for me.
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Posted 2009-November-24, 06:57

I hope we eventually get to see Opener's hand..... unlike so many other threads here.
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Posted 2009-November-24, 06:59

partner asked a question and I am answering it with 5
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Posted 2009-November-24, 10:37

ONEferBRID, on Nov 24 2009, 02:57 PM, said:

I hope we eventually get to see Opener's hand..... unlike so many other threads here.

There is a reason for that. I do however understand your curiosity here:

Partner either had:

Scoring: IMP


or

Scoring: IMP


I'll reveal which one later.
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Posted 2009-November-27, 09:32

I had #2.

Please don't flame to harshly, it seemed like a good practical solution with a pick-up partner,
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Posted 2009-November-27, 11:59

OleBerg, on Nov 23 2009, 02:24 AM, said:

Dealer: South
Vul: E/W
Scoring: IMP
 
K732
K10
AKJ10763
 


1 - 2NT
5 - ???

2NT = 4+Hearts, gameforce.
5 = Voidwood. (1430).


Sooo, did you end up in 6 ? ( obviously making ... and maybe an overtrick if the opening lead were a ).

Opener
♠ KQJ98
♥ AQ9864
♦ A9
♣ void
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Posted 2009-November-28, 04:56

Yes we went to 6.

Playing with screens, I returned the tray after my 5 bid, expecting it to come back quickly.

We hadn't discussed voidwood, but we had uttered the sentences:

"So, we ALWAYS reply 1430?"
"YES!"

So I felt confident no misundrstanding could arise.

But it didn't come back quickly.

When it came it was with 5.

So I bid 6, and played it there. Hearts 2-2 and Q dropped. 13.
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Best Regards Ole Berg

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- If the original poster didn't bother to state his system, that means that he thinks it's obvious what he's playing. The only people who think this are 2/1 players.


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