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#1 User is offline   kfay 

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Posted 2010-April-21, 11:30

All white at IMPs. opps silent

AJ10954 K75 765 6

1-1
2-?
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Posted 2010-April-21, 11:35

kfay, on Apr 21 2010, 12:30 PM, said:

All white at IMPs.  opps silent

AJ10954 K75 765 6

1-1
2-?

I think you need to bypass the support for the moment to make what may be your only shot at a game with 2 hopefully this will encourage partner to try 3 with appropriate hands. This is much clearer if you open 1D with xy45 or xy54
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Posted 2010-April-21, 11:43

2S looks fine. Does something exciting happen next? If partner tries 3S, I won't like my king very much and will wus out. If partner bids 2NT, I won't be afraid of 4-5 in the minors any more, because with that much strength he would have opened 1C.
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Posted 2010-April-21, 11:47

2. 3 seems a bit too much, though I'm kinda repenting.

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Also, he rates to not have a heart void when he leads the 3.


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Posted 2010-April-21, 11:55

2 is fine. It would not occur to me to bid 3 on these cards.

If partner cannot act over 2, it is highly unlikely that you will have missed a makable game. Whether you will be in the best spot is another matter entirely, but it should be playable.
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Posted 2010-April-21, 13:56

yeah 2. Somebody make a general announcement that nobody can answer a post untill tuna answers first, so he can make unbiased post with correct answers.
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Posted 2010-April-21, 15:33

2
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Posted 2010-April-21, 15:39

2, hoping pard doesn't have the miracle 3=1=5=4 hand. However, with that hand pard will hopefully bid 3, right?
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Posted 2010-April-21, 15:47

2S > 2D >> 3S
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Posted 2010-April-21, 15:49

Hmmm I think it's more like 2>3>>>2.
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Posted 2010-April-22, 00:44

jdonn, on Apr 22 2010, 06:49 AM, said:

Hmmm I think it's more like 2>3>>>2.

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Posted 2010-April-22, 01:05

ArtK78, on Apr 21 2010, 12:55 PM, said:

2 is fine. It would not occur to me to bid 3 on these cards.

If partner cannot act over 2, it is highly unlikely that you will have missed a makable game. Whether you will be in the best spot is another matter entirely, but it should be playable.

Very close between 2 and 3. Wouldnt partner pass 2 for example with Qx Ax AQxxx xxxx ?
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Posted 2010-April-22, 01:25

But he also might rebid 1NT with that one.
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Posted 2010-April-22, 02:21

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Posted 2010-April-22, 03:00

I remember a hand where Helgemo has bid 2 with :

AQTxxxx
xx
Qx
xx

It went:

1 - 1
2 - 2

I was surprised at the time but now it seems good/standard to me.
With OP hand 3 wouldn't be an option for me. 100% 2.
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Posted 2010-April-22, 03:21

bluecalm, on Apr 22 2010, 04:00 AM, said:

I remember a hand where Helgemo has bid 2 with :

AQTxxxx
xx
Qx
xx

It went:

1 - 1
2 - 2

I was surprised at the time but now it seems good/standard to me.
With OP hand 3 wouldn't be an option for me. 100% 2.

Its possible that they play weak jump responses. Then 1-2 and 1-
1; 2-2 would show the same hand type with the latter being the stronger variant.
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Posted 2010-April-22, 04:31

If we are 6331 and partner has 5+D and 4+C, then:

If he is xy54, then his probabilities of having (0, 1, 2, 3) spades are (8.9%, 35.8%, 40.3%, 14.9%).

If he is xy55, then his probabilities of having (0, 1, 2, 3) spades are (17.6%, 46.3%, 30.9%, 5.1%).

If he is xy65 then his probabilities of having (0, 1, 2) spades are (33.1%, 51.5%, 15.4%).
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Posted 2010-April-22, 04:42

AJ109xx will play reasonably even opposite a singleton let alone singleton Q or K. Those 10 and 9 are good cards. But I agree that 3 is an overbid.
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Posted 2010-April-22, 06:08

rogerclee, on Apr 22 2010, 05:31 AM, said:

If we are 6331 and partner has 5+D and 4+C, then:

If he is xy54, then his probabilities of having (0, 1, 2, 3) spades are (8.9%, 35.8%, 40.3%, 14.9%).

If he is xy55, then his probabilities of having (0, 1, 2, 3) spades are (17.6%, 46.3%, 30.9%, 5.1%).

If he is xy65 then his probabilities of having (0, 1, 2) spades are (33.1%, 51.5%, 15.4%).

If partner is specifically 3-1-5-4 he might bid 2 over 1. And, depending on the strength of his club suit, it is conceivable that he might bid 2 over 1 on 3-0-5-5.
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Posted 2010-April-22, 08:53

Fluffy, on Apr 21 2010, 02:56 PM, said:

yeah 2. Somebody make a general announcement that nobody can answer a post untill tuna answers first, so he can make unbiased post with correct answers.

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