You are dealer all non vuln BBo pairs-good pick up partner.you hold...
AK1095--AJ10--AQJ87--void... playing SAYC.
Bidding proceeds-- 2cl!--p--3cl?--p
3sp--p--4cl --p
4d - p--4n/t--p
5sp - p--7sp --p
3cl shows a suit.
4n/t assume asking aces(Blackwood)--7 spades ok
Pards hand Q62--K--4--AKJ107432.
Now the nightmare. the lead 3hts and k holds so far rh opp follows
your plays?????????????????
firstly do you agree with the bidding-and how does one decide
how to play the hand
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"Nightmare" Bridge is an easy game
#2
Posted 2010-July-10, 09:59
[Maybe win the heart ace and ruff a club instead.]
Play for 3-2 in the blacks. I would have opened 1♠ planning to jump shift in diamonds. Your partner has a tough decision over 3♠; tough not to bid 4♣ even with the spade fit. 4♦ seems normal now that we've headed down this road. The rest of it seems very wrong but 7♠ was reasonable.
Sorry -- lost in space here. I'd ruff a club at trick 2 and play for 3-2 blacks; .
Play for 3-2 in the blacks. I would have opened 1♠ planning to jump shift in diamonds. Your partner has a tough decision over 3♠; tough not to bid 4♣ even with the spade fit. 4♦ seems normal now that we've headed down this road. The rest of it seems very wrong but 7♠ was reasonable.
Sorry -- lost in space here. I'd ruff a club at trick 2 and play for 3-2 blacks; .
#3
Posted 2010-July-10, 20:48
Rodney---my pard set his own problem by bidding 3cl-however.
to open 1sp,partner may well pass,and then one is reliant on oppps coming in.
at the same time agree the cl suit interesting.play club and ruff.depends on a even spade split.try another way
to open 1sp,partner may well pass,and then one is reliant on oppps coming in.
at the same time agree the cl suit interesting.play club and ruff.depends on a even spade split.try another way
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