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#2
Posted 2010-April-02, 14:47
2♥ then some number of ♦'s
It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.
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Bridge should be fun!
#4
Posted 2010-April-02, 15:14
Ya the lack of strength is compensated by good concentrated values and lots of tricks.
Also Jilly's article was great.
Also Jilly's article was great.
OK
bed
bed
#5
Posted 2010-April-02, 18:34
Unanimous 2♥ pls? This hand is no worse than x KQxx AKQJT Qxx where everyone would reverse.
Please let me know about any questions or interest or bug reports about GIB.
#6
Posted 2010-April-02, 22:06
jdonn, on Apr 3 2010, 06:04 AM, said:
Unanimous 2♥ pls?
ok!
All your ace are belong to us!
#7
Posted 2010-April-02, 22:55
A 2♥ reverse is a perfect description here of this hand worth at least 7 playing tricks.
#8
Posted 2010-April-03, 06:11
15-2 at the moment...
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
George Carlin
George Carlin
#9
Posted 2010-April-03, 08:43
Hi,
2H.
If you are strong enough for 3D, you are strong enough for 2H.
Given that you have only 15HCP and since you are void in p suit,
you may take the conservative approach and downngrade the
hand to a 2D response.
But the hand is able to produce 7 tricks in a diamond or NT contract,
and that is a lot.
With kind regards
Marlowe
2H.
If you are strong enough for 3D, you are strong enough for 2H.
Given that you have only 15HCP and since you are void in p suit,
you may take the conservative approach and downngrade the
hand to a 2D response.
But the hand is able to produce 7 tricks in a diamond or NT contract,
and that is a lot.
With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#10
Posted 2010-April-03, 15:00
I was kibbing Garozzo, he bid 3♦ and I didn't understand why, that's the reason I posted this hand. But as I realized later, in his system, they have a conventional bid if partner had both majors (2♠ I think). Probably a systemic difference. Maybe someone can confirm.
Thanks all for the input.
http://tinyurl.com/ylh7c94
Thanks all for the input.
http://tinyurl.com/ylh7c94
#11
Posted 2010-April-03, 15:09
frouu, on Apr 3 2010, 04:00 PM, said:
I was kibbing Garozzo, he bid 3♦ and I didn't understand why, that's the reason I posted this hand. But as I realized later, in his system, they have a conventional bid if partner had both majors (2♠ I think). Probably a systemic difference. Maybe someone can confirm.
Thanks all for the input.
http://tinyurl.com/ylh7c94
Thanks all for the input.
http://tinyurl.com/ylh7c94
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#12
Posted 2010-April-04, 03:58
In italian system a "reverse" response shows a strong two suiter. The heart here is slightly too weak for that.
The diamond here is too strong for bidding 2♦.
In the system an overall strong hand (16+) is opened 1♣ artificially. Below 16 with strong two suiter is bid "reverse". So 3♦ becomes a clear cut message: "I have a solid suit". Bid 4♥ next round to perfect the decription.
With
♠ - ♥ KQxx ♦ AKQxxx ♣ xxx
Open 1♦ rebid 3♦ support 4♥
♠ - ♥ AKxx ♦ AKxxxx ♣ xxx
Open 1♦ rebid 2♥ then 3♦
♠ - ♥ AKQx ♦ Axxxxx ♣ xxx
Open 1♥! rebid 2♦ then 3♦
(In the actual auction he bids 3NT, probabily because of their economic bidding "tempo"
1♠ always denys 4x♥)
The diamond here is too strong for bidding 2♦.
In the system an overall strong hand (16+) is opened 1♣ artificially. Below 16 with strong two suiter is bid "reverse". So 3♦ becomes a clear cut message: "I have a solid suit". Bid 4♥ next round to perfect the decription.
With
♠ - ♥ KQxx ♦ AKQxxx ♣ xxx
Open 1♦ rebid 3♦ support 4♥
♠ - ♥ AKxx ♦ AKxxxx ♣ xxx
Open 1♦ rebid 2♥ then 3♦
♠ - ♥ AKQx ♦ Axxxxx ♣ xxx
Open 1♥! rebid 2♦ then 3♦
(In the actual auction he bids 3NT, probabily because of their economic bidding "tempo"
1♠ always denys 4x♥)
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