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After they run from a trap pass

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Posted 2011-January-11, 19:59


Partner has a trap pass of clubs, now they are running to hearts.

How should opener react in general in these situations?
What would you bid on the actual hand?
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Posted 2011-January-11, 20:12

I would bid 2.

Having doubled 2, partner will assume we have heart support and will be happy to double 2 with Hxx. With a doubleton heart, less than partner expects, we don't really want to defend 2X under those circumstances. After 2 partner should be in a good position to pass, bid a game or correct to 3.

With an extra heart I would pass and sit for partner's penalty double should he make one.
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Posted 2011-January-11, 20:37

View Post655321, on 2011-January-11, 20:12, said:

I would bid 2.

Having doubled 2, partner will assume we have heart support and will be happy to double 2 with Hxx. With a doubleton heart, less than partner expects, we don't really want to defend 2X under those circumstances. After 2 partner should be in a good position to pass, bid a game or correct to 3.

With an extra heart I would pass and sit for partner's penalty double should he make one.

Thank you.

If we remove on Ace from the hand, then along above thoughts, do we still bid 2, or is pass now the bid showing a mimimum opener?
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Posted 2011-January-12, 04:20

I think it's wrong to reopen with a double with that hand to begin with (the 2nd one you gave).
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