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GIB needs to pass

#1 User is offline   chasetb 

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Posted 2012-January-01, 17:35

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My 5 bid should be a sign-off. If I have a really big hand here, I should cuebid at one point. A second point is if I had bid 4 instead of 5, it would have promised a Club stopper???
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Posted 2012-January-01, 18:09

no one can double? EW is afraid of you running to a making slam?
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Posted 2012-January-01, 18:14

It's really stupid, but the description of 5D is 29-30 total points and at least 6-5. Isn't that virtually slam in hand? (A AKQxx AKQJxx x?)
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