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#1 User is offline   bd71 

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Posted 2010-November-09, 00:04



Scoring is IMPs...none vul.

Question 1: What's your call over 2?

Question 2: Suppose you pass, and it goes around to partner who doubles...what now?

Question 3: Suppose you bid 4 over partner's X, and he bids 5...any further action?
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Posted 2010-November-09, 00:09

View Postbd71, on 2010-November-09, 00:04, said:



Scoring is IMPs...none vul.

Question 1: What's your call over 2?

Question 2: Suppose you pass, and it goes around to partner who doubles...what now?

Question 3: Suppose you bid 4 over partner's X, and he bids 5...any further action?


I don't mind the initial pass, but 4C is a Caspar Milquetoast bid. Bid 4NT.
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Posted 2010-November-09, 01:20

I never met Caspar but I think 4 is not the bid.

At first glance I though 4NT wtp, but upon closer look, it is 5 WTP, clubs are gonna play better most of the time.
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Posted 2010-November-09, 01:46

Hi,

#1 Pass, if 4H comes back to you, you have a nice 4NT bid to show your hand,
without overstating the HCP strength of your hand
#2 Playing Lebensohl, you can try 2NT, this will allow you to find out more
about partners hand, a 3C response by partner, you can raise to 4C.
Not playing Lebensohl, I guess I would bid 5C, but since the X occurred in
the pass out seat 4C is ok as well
#3 Pass, you decided to invite, 4C was not forcing (!), partner did accept the
invite, what is the reason to change your mind?
If you want to do more, than 4C the round before was wrong.

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Posted 2010-November-09, 07:59

I agree with pass over 2, I am not bidding if it goes 4 by LHO back to me.
I bid 5 over the Balancing double however 4N is not unreasonable, especially since partner may have been kind of endplayed into balancing and may be slightly offshape, especially given our shape.
Given that I chose to invite this (!), I am passing over 5, not going to try to make up for an error earlier by severely overbidding now.
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Posted 2010-November-15, 09:49

Question 1: What's your call over 2♥?
3C with Pass a not so close second

Question 2: Suppose you pass, and it goes around to partner who doubles...what now?
4C

Question 3: Suppose you bid 4♣ over partner's X, and he bids 5♣...any further action?
No, but could have avoided this if I had bid 3C over the 2H bid.
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