Just curious how you play this -
(1D) X (1S) 2S
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Just curious
#1
Posted 2004-October-24, 04:22
"The King of Hearts a broadsword bears, the Queen of Hearts a rose." W. H. Auden.
#2
Posted 2004-October-24, 06:26
Natural, showing 5 spades.
X here would show exactly 4.
2D would be the cue-bid showing any GF
X here would show exactly 4.
2D would be the cue-bid showing any GF
#3
Posted 2004-October-24, 08:52
mr1303, on Oct 24 2004, 07:26 AM, said:
Natural, showing 5 spades.
X here would show exactly 4.
X here would show exactly 4.
me too
Sorry, my english is not perfect :(
#4
Posted 2004-October-24, 09:07
me 3
"Paul Krugman is a stupid person's idea of what a smart person sounds like." Newt Gingrich (paraphrased)
#5
Posted 2004-October-24, 12:12
This shows responder has reasonable values with with hearts and diamonds (think michaels cue-bid), but with longer ♥. Think 5-4, or 6-5.
I see everyone is using 2♠ to show ♠'s. In equality method, 2♦ shows ♠ potentially exposing the psyche.
Equality methods have been covered elsewhere (for instance, see this thread
equality over takeout doubles
1♣-X-1♠-?
Full response on this auction are:
ben
I see everyone is using 2♠ to show ♠'s. In equality method, 2♦ shows ♠ potentially exposing the psyche.
Equality methods have been covered elsewhere (for instance, see this thread
equality over takeout doubles
1♣-X-1♠-?
Full response on this auction are:
- DBL = balanced hand unsuit for natural 1NT or 3NT, or it shows diamonds
- 1NT = natural
- 2♣ = shows HEARTS
- 2♦ = shows spades, despite them having bid them
- 2♥ = hearts and diamonds, longer ♥, non-forcing
- 2♠=micheals, shows longer ♥ plus diamonds, 1RF
- 2NT = longer ♦ than hearts, 1RF
- 3♣ = both majors, longer hearts (also psyche exposure)
- 3♦=spades and diamonds, potential psyche exposure
- 3♥ = both majors, longer spades, potential psyche exposuree
- 3♠ = request partner to bid 3NT with club stopper
ben
--Ben--
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