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#1 User is offline   frouu 

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Posted 2009-December-30, 18:08

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What do you open?
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Posted 2009-December-30, 18:54

1 as this has too much potential to preempt when I have decent control of the other major as well.

My 2nd choice is just to blast to 4
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Posted 2009-December-30, 19:13

4, no second choice for me.
That's impossible. No one can give more than one hundred percent. By definition that is the most anyone can give.
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Posted 2009-December-30, 19:14

I love 4. Make them guess.
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Posted 2009-December-30, 19:45

4 :unsure:
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Posted 2009-December-30, 20:56

jdonn, on Dec 30 2009, 07:14 PM, said:

I love 4. Make them guess.

You guys are convincing me...well at least I listed it as my 2nd choice :unsure:
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Posted 2009-December-30, 21:08

Thanks all, I also bid 4. My pard had -- AKTxxx AQxx QJx and passed.
Some pairs opened 1 and reached 6. We were wondering if missing slam were normal...
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Posted 2009-December-30, 21:11

frouu, on Dec 30 2009, 08:08 PM, said:

Thanks all, I also bid 4. My pard had  -- AKTxxx AQxx QJx and passed.
Some pairs opened 1 and reached 6. We were wondering if missing slam were normal...

Obviously on average, 4S will work out very badly when partner has a good hand with hearts and/or a spade void. I would not let one hand deter me from what I think is a very winning style (opening 4M aggressively).
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Posted 2009-December-30, 22:32

I bid game
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Posted 2009-December-30, 23:12

Its unlucky pard held such a nice hand for hearts and the vulnerability was ideal for a high preempt.

Imagine the problem you created for either opponent if they held partner's hand :unsure:
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Posted 2009-December-30, 23:32

I mean with 7 good spades and 4 bad hearts, what are the odds we belong in hearts over spades? 5%, maybe lower? And even some of that time it won't end up matter for various reasons.
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Posted 2009-December-30, 23:43

I am not de-turd :unsure:
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
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Posted 2009-December-31, 03:24

4S.

Given that we are green vs. red, my hand is a super max, but
since we are talking about a game level preempt, I will get the
chance to tell p, that I am better than he may originally though.

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
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Posted 2009-December-31, 03:31

frouu, on Dec 30 2009, 10:08 PM, said:

Thanks all, I also bid 4. My pard had  -- AKTxxx AQxx QJx and passed.
Some pairs opened 1 and reached 6. We were wondering if missing slam were normal...

I think both bids are ok, 1S and 4S, both have their pros and cons, in the end,
if you open 4S with the given hand, you basically strengthen your 1 level
openings, 1S followed by 4S than showes a slightly stronger hand than the one
given.

The question, you have to answer is, what is your rebid, if you open 1S, do you
bid 2S, 3S or 4S, over the expected 1NT?
If partner bids your 2nd suit, promising a 5 carder, than you are well placed, but
what do you bid, if he does not?

Playing something like Acol or a light opening style, 1S is certainly a reasonable
alternative, you have spades, and you will compete upto 4S, ... there is no need
to fear a 5H sacrifice, but the price you pay is, that your 1 level opening get more
and more wide ranging, which can and will hurt you in different scenarios.

A possible supporting tool would be Namyats, because now you could say, that 1M
followed by 4M showes a weaker hand than the Namyats openings, or you play
... as showing a supersolid preempt.

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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