You know East as an young agressive player. What's your choice and how much (%) do you consider that your choice is the percentage bid?
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Pass or double
#1
Posted 2009-December-07, 16:16
Playing in a rather weak field you, sitting in South, encounter this position:
You know East as an young agressive player. What's your choice and how much (%) do you consider that your choice is the percentage bid?
You know East as an young agressive player. What's your choice and how much (%) do you consider that your choice is the percentage bid?
#2
Posted 2009-December-07, 16:37
neg double. Partner knows this is under pressure. Might get too high, but if I pass and show nothing, I will not be well placed after partner reopens with a double.
Prediction in "It's your call"= majority for double with a lot of passes and no other calls.
Prediction in "It's your call"= majority for double with a lot of passes and no other calls.
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#4
Posted 2009-December-07, 17:00
Edmunte1, on Dec 7 2009, 05:16 PM, said:
Scoring: MP
Playing in a rather weak field you, sitting in South, encounter this position:
Bidding:
1♠-(3♣)-?
You know East as an young agressive player. What's your choice and how much (%) do you consider that your choice is the percentage bid?
Playing in a rather weak field you, sitting in South, encounter this position:
Bidding:
1♠-(3♣)-?
You know East as an young agressive player. What's your choice and how much (%) do you consider that your choice is the percentage bid?
It's close (about 55%) because you are at the three level with only 8 HCP but
- The whole 3-level is available to partner including a pass of 3♣X
- You have both red suits.
- Your HCP are in your's and partner's suits.
#5
Posted 2009-December-07, 17:02
Double. I would say passing this is really bad. 9? More like a 3.
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#6
Posted 2009-December-07, 17:41
NegX looks normal.
I would not want to even consider passing. Given that the opps are weak players, I expect their preemptive suit to be semisolid even when they are white vs. red, my partner is unlikely to have wastage in that suit and I have support for everything, including spades if partner rebids them.
Edit: Oops, opponents are not weak players. But my answer is still the same.
I would not want to even consider passing. Given that the opps are weak players, I expect their preemptive suit to be semisolid even when they are white vs. red, my partner is unlikely to have wastage in that suit and I have support for everything, including spades if partner rebids them.
Edit: Oops, opponents are not weak players. But my answer is still the same.
#7
Posted 2009-December-07, 18:23
Sputnik X
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#8
Posted 2009-December-07, 18:31
Double seems automatic. Partner is not likely to be particularly enthusiastic about reopening on this auction, I like my pips, and I have decent support for whatever suit partner bids in response to the double.
#9
Posted 2009-December-07, 19:24
Edmunte1, on Dec 7 2009, 05:16 PM, said:
Playing in a rather weak field you, sitting in South, encounter this position:
You know East as an young agressive player. What's your choice and how much (%) do you consider that your choice is the percentage bid?
Scoring: MP
Bidding:
1♠-(3♣)-?
Bidding:
1♠-(3♣)-?
You know East as an young agressive player. What's your choice and how much (%) do you consider that your choice is the percentage bid?
yeah I must admit I am real tempted by neg X but count me in the passers since there are none yet.
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"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it."
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#10
Posted 2009-December-07, 20:12
Seems like an easy double. If you pass, you are letting preempts win too often but this hand doesn't seem like a problem at all.
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#11
Posted 2009-December-07, 23:12
If partner reopens I would bid game! Why not just double now? Doubling immediately removes some pressure from partner when passing out 3♣ is right.
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Bidding:
1♠-(3♣)-?