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Posted 2010-July-07, 16:25

8
63
K1098762
K97


1NT-2
2NT!-4NT
6NT-ps

2NT= both majors 4th

dummy is certainly not happy about playing this hand in NT, and would rather have another strain played

we are vul and they are not BTW, that's why we passed all the time
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Posted 2010-July-07, 17:08

Fluffy, on Jul 7 2010, 05:25 PM, said:

8
63
K1098762
K87


1NT-2
2NT!-4NT
6NT-ps

2NT= both majors 4th

dummy is certainly not happy about playing this hand in NT, and would rather have another strain played

we are vul and they are not BTW, that's why we passed all the time

solves that suit for them same for a I would try either a or a
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Posted 2010-July-07, 17:37

The auction seems weird....responder used stayman, found opener with both majors and then didn't set trump and still looks disturbed about being in 6N???

I assume he has at least one major himself, else why not 4N over 1N?

Anyway, no major looks attractive.

Clubs seem too dangerous....there are too many holdings where it blows a trick that never comes back.

I have a hunch that the winning lead is the diamond K, squashing a stiff Q in dummy. Ordinarily, such a holding would be virtually impossible, but the auction sure sounds as if one or both of the opps got mixed up somewhere.

But my 'genius' leads almost always blow up, so I don't do them anymore. I lead the diamond 10.
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Posted 2010-July-07, 17:40

pooltuna, on Jul 7 2010, 11:08 PM, said:

Fluffy, on Jul 7 2010, 05:25 PM, said:

8
63
K1098762
K87


1NT-2
2NT!-4NT
6NT-ps

2NT= both majors 4th

dummy is certainly not happy about playing this hand in NT, and would rather have another strain played

we are vul and they are not BTW, that's why we passed all the time

solves that suit for them same for a I would try either a or a

between the minors only one of them sets the contract, wich one?

ooops I just remembered I had 9, changing original hand
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Posted 2010-July-08, 02:05

agree the auction is fishy. Anyway, I'm leading a major here. 8 seems the least dangerous.
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Posted 2010-July-08, 02:27

There may be 2 genius leads: K (not to get endplayed later on) or K dropping someone's Q. I think a small or T (or 9) is probably the safest choice.
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Posted 2010-July-08, 15:11

whereagles, on Jul 8 2010, 08:05 AM, said:

agree the auction is fishy. Anyway, I'm leading a major here. 8 seems the least dangerous.

ain't this the contrary?

if they have a fit on both majors, spade costs whenever partner has Q or J, but heat costs only when he's got the queen.
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Posted 2010-July-09, 00:21

I am no genius (you are allow to disagree... oh noone... hmmm..) and lead a pedestrian Diamond too. (The ten usually)
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Posted 2010-July-09, 03:34

partner had all the queens but the diaond one, nice table feeling mike



I led a heart and when declarer missguessed spades it was good enough to beat it.
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Posted 2010-July-09, 07:52

Fluffy, on Jul 8 2010, 09:11 PM, said:

whereagles, on Jul 8 2010, 08:05 AM, said:

agree the auction is fishy. Anyway, I'm leading a major here. 8 seems the least dangerous.

ain't this the contrary?

if they have a fit on both majors, spade costs whenever partner has Q or J, but heat costs only when he's got the queen.

Well, I expect pard to have 5 spades, since opps usually play spades when they have an 8 card fit :D
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