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#1 User is offline   jillybean 

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Posted 2011-December-27, 17:27



Dealer north, 2/1
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
"You need to play a lot of stuff these days just to deal with the stuff your opponents are playing" DBurn
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Posted 2011-December-27, 17:33

1h=1nt
2d=3d
3s=3nt
4h(rkc in d)=4nt(1-4)
5d=p

for me north had too many extras to pass 3nt but I understand if some prefer pass.
south had a very minimum hand.
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Posted 2011-December-27, 18:12

1h - 3c (natural invite)
3nt - pass
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Posted 2011-December-27, 18:44

What is this natural bidding?
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
"You need to play a lot of stuff these days just to deal with the stuff your opponents are playing" DBurn
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Posted 2011-December-27, 20:03

I like

1-3
3nt
all pass

if you have that in your bag.

1-1nt
2-3
3-3nt
all pass

if you don't.
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Posted 2011-December-28, 06:51

1H - 1NT (1)
2D (2) - 4C (3)
5D (4)

(1) forcing
(2) 4+, a common agreement
(3) fit jump, diamond fit, 5+ clubs, max, the alternative would be 2S -
the impossible 2S, showing a fit and a max, this would lead to 3NT,
after a 3S bid by opener
(4) given the club single, there is not a lot of interest in playing anything else

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Posted 2011-December-28, 13:20

View Postjillybean, on 2011-December-27, 17:27, said:



Dealer north, 2/1


1H - 1NT!
2D - 2S! ( Impossible Spade... showing top end of 1NT! w/Diam fit )
3NT
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Posted 2011-December-29, 04:18

I have to admit, my thought process runs similarly to Don's and I am surprised so many are raising with 3D rather than 2S. My 2/1 auction:-

1H - 1NT
2D - 2S
3S - 3NT

Auction in preferred style:-

1H = 10-17 unbal, 5+ hearts
... - 2C = < invitational (~6-9), 4+ clubs, denies 4 spades
2D = nat
... - 2S = super-max diamond raise
3N
(-: Zel :-)
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Posted 2011-December-29, 08:30

You all did better than us, I played in 2.
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
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Posted 2011-December-29, 09:54

View Postjillybean, on 2011-December-29, 08:30, said:

You all did better than us, I played in 2.



my guess is pard forgot about impossible 2spades here where he could bid 2s forcing 2nt and then 3c or 3d to show a good invite in c or d and a direct 3c or 3d over 2d which could show something weaker. An easy convention to forget on this deal. :(
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Posted 2011-December-29, 10:34

View Postjillybean, on 2011-December-29, 08:30, said:

You all did better than us, I played in 2.

it doesn´t take much imagination to place the cards in a way where 2 is a winner over 3NT, but I would also invite with south´s hand.
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Posted 2011-December-29, 14:10

View Postjillybean, on 2011-December-29, 08:30, said:

You all did better than us, I played in 2.


I would not like to be in 3NT on these hands.
After 1H - 3C (invitational) I think opener has a choice between passing and raising clubs.

As a double-dummy bidding problem, you want to play in either a club partial or in 5C, and this is difficult.
One possibility is for responder to ignore the diamond fit, and bid 1H - 1NT - 2D - 3C, assuming that 3C is constructive (which it would be for some people).
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Posted 2011-December-29, 15:17

More on the Impossible Spade.
I have in my notes a tidbit from Fred G.... where you can improve on Responder's rebids when Opener has rebid 2D :

His suggestion ( I can't find the original thread ):
1H - 1NT
2D - 2S! ( either a good Club hand or strong Diam raise )
2NT! ( asks ) - ??
......................3C = good Club hand ( direct 3C over 2D would be a lesser hand )
......................3D = strong Diam raise

Just thinking out loud, let's say the 2S! always shows the strong Diam raise:
1H - 1NT
2D - 2S! ( strong Diam raise + something else )
2NT! ( what else? ) - ??
..............................3C = Club-stop(s), no Sp-stop
..............................3D = 5+ Diam or questionable stops
..............................3H = honor-x doubleton Ht
..............................3S = Sp-stop(s), no Cl-stop
.............................3NT = Cl & Sp-stop
Don Stenmark
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"imo by far in bridge the least understood concept is how to bid over a jump-shift
( 1M-1NT!-3m-?? )." ....Justin Lall

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