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- Csaba the Hutt
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Posted 2010-March-13, 01:55
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
George Carlin
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Posted 2010-March-13, 01:57
Both overbid a bit, but if 5 hearts denies 1st round control of clubs or diamonds, then North cannot bid 6 spades. 99% to north in my mind, and I'm still thinking about the other percent.
Chris Gibson
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Posted 2010-March-13, 02:48
I feel sorry for north, he doesn't have enough fingers to count up to 2, how does he play bridge?
sorry, just joking
North's hand is close so he should have hesitated then bid 5♠ so that south knows.
north has all the rights to think south overpassed 4NT to show its void, and in fact he did, is his hand good enough?, he cannot know how useless all his cards but ♠K are.
No blame to assign.
sorry, just joking
North's hand is close so he should have hesitated then bid 5♠ so that south knows.north has all the rights to think south overpassed 4NT to show its void, and in fact he did, is his hand good enough?, he cannot know how useless all his cards but ♠K are.
No blame to assign.
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Posted 2010-March-13, 05:03
I see the problem.
South only has two places to play, whereas North has to deal with trying to describe a six-suit pattern.
South only has two places to play, whereas North has to deal with trying to describe a six-suit pattern.
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