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Which bid is the most suitable

#1 User is offline   Henrywong 

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Posted 2010-September-10, 20:39

EW vul
south dealer
3-P-P-?

East Holding:
K92
863
A6
AKQ42

There are about 6 top winners, stopper and good 3-3 holdings in majors. What will you bid? 3NT or Dbl?
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Posted 2010-September-10, 21:09

double
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Posted 2010-September-10, 21:27

Double, also.
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Posted 2010-September-10, 22:24

I think I will double then rebid 3NT if partner bid 3M, since I would have bid 3NT with hands of equivalent playing strength and wrong shape to double.
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Posted 2010-September-11, 13:27

I don't think 3NT comes into it. I see 4 top winners, and lots of losers as soon as I have lost a trick. Double, certainly. The difficulty comes when partner bids 3M, do you pass or bid 4 ? I think the purity of the hand says 4 is a decent shot.
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Posted 2010-September-13, 02:33

Dbl
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Posted 2010-September-13, 02:50

X.

Given that your stopper is just Ax, double seems to be superior to 3NT.

If p bids 3M, I will pass.

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Posted 2010-September-13, 03:20

For these hands they invented the idea that X and 3 NT is not stronger then a direct 3 NT call but more flexible.
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Posted 2010-September-15, 11:56

X, and then make a guess if partner bids 3M. I mean guess between pass or bidding 3NT over partner's 3M. No need to X then raise to 4M, since by X first then offering 3NT, I already showed a flexible hand (should have 3-card support in M), so partner knows to bid 4M when it is right.
 
 
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Posted 2010-September-15, 12:17

I would pass 3M.
and the result can be plotted on a graph.
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