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9-4 unexpected turn Fore!

Poll: What's your call? (20 member(s) have cast votes)

What's your call?

  1. Pass (9 votes [45.00%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 45.00%

  2. 7C (3 votes [15.00%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 15.00%

  3. 7H (6 votes [30.00%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 30.00%

  4. 7NT (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  5. Abstain (2 votes [10.00%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 10.00%

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#1 User is offline   manudude03 

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Posted 2011-September-12, 11:13



This was in a best hand tourney. But feel free to say if you would bid differently at a different scoring.

Edit: Just to clarify, it was Total Points scoring.
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Posted 2011-September-12, 11:24

Presummably this MPs. Generally at IMPs partners who act over unilateral actions should be removed to the backyard and promptly shot. Not immediately shot because it is messier. ;)
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Posted 2011-September-12, 11:27

Notice that Pooltuna did not abstain. I agree 100% with both his post and his vote. I won't try to unbury us from this mess.
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Posted 2011-September-12, 11:33

Not sure how messy can be to shoot a GIB :)

Best Hand is Total Points (actually most robot tourneys are "best hand style" but a tournament named Best Hand exists and it's TP)

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Posted 2011-September-12, 11:41

View Postdiana_eva, on 2011-September-12, 11:33, said:

Not sure how messy can be to shoot a GIB :)

Best Hand is Total Points (actually most robot tourneys are "best hand style" but a tournament named Best Hand exists and it's TP)

Substitute "shoot" with whatever has the same effect, and don't save anything for virtual spare parts.
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Posted 2011-September-12, 12:11

best thing I can think of is partner has A, K and K. With perhaps another black king or add or a diamond honnor.

6NT will be great on a diamond lead, but on a club lead we will wish we were playing 7 rather wich is at least equal.

I voted for pass, but I think I voted too fast, I think 7 is better.


EDIT: now I see that its a GIB hand, so my logic was a waste of time
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Posted 2011-September-12, 12:15

I bet if you had hovered over the 6 call before making it the explanation would have been something like "33+ HCP rebiddable hearts."

I guarantee that if you pass 6NT you will be down about 6. But bidding 7 may result in GIB bidding 7NT, because the explanation for 7 will probably be something like "37+ HCP twice rebiddable hearts."

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Posted 2011-September-12, 16:10

6NT??? oh well... I have no clue what's going on. I'm passing.
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Posted 2011-September-14, 02:49

Knowing GIB, if you bid 7 he'll bid 7NT for sure. A long time ago I had an auction after a super accept misclick all the way up to 7: 1NT-2-3-4-4-5-5-6-6-7-7-p (3 apparently showed 5+ and denied a fit I guess :blink: ).
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Posted 2011-September-14, 04:31

Maybe if I bid 7 I have a non-zero chance of playing something other than NT? I'm not passing, there is just something in me that rejects passing a contract that is known to go down...
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Posted 2011-September-14, 10:02

Gibs hand was Axxx x AKxx xxxx (forgot to save hand :(), singleton K onside. I bid 7H (passed out) which made when West led diamonds.
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