MP, NV, your call.
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but partner, I had 6 to the 9!
#1
Posted 2012-April-11, 16:42
MP, NV, your call.
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
Bridge should be fun!
Bridge should be fun!
#3
Posted 2012-April-11, 17:36
I would bid. I like voids and six card suits, but it certainly could work out badly.
#4
Posted 2012-April-11, 17:56
Serious question - is the 'go to' bid double or 3S? I'd double, but I'm not sure that is right.
#5
Posted 2012-April-11, 17:56
Pass. I like voids and 6 card suits too, but I also like hlding a hand to come in at this level.
"The King of Hearts a broadsword bears, the Queen of Hearts a rose." W. H. Auden.
#6
Posted 2012-April-11, 18:29
I only have an understanding partner to answer to at MP, and might just perpetrate a 3S bid at love all. That doesn't make it a good choice, and pard will also understand if I don't.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
#7
Posted 2012-April-11, 20:31
As Frederic said to dear little Mabel..
I would if I could, but I am not able.
I would if I could, but I am not able.
#8
Posted 2012-April-11, 20:52
Who does this hand belong to?
Opener has maybe 9 or 10 HCP, responder's hand HCPs are unknown but normally responder will have 3 ♥ marking partner with at least 4 ♥s.
Responder can still have a fairly good hand -- up to a decent 11 or 12. So there's no guarantee that the hand belongs to your side.
So if the hand is passed back to partner, there's still a chance partner can choke out a reopening Dbl with a decent hand.
But with partner probably holding 4 ♥s, what suit is partner's hand likely to be short in? ♠s.
So I pass and bid 3 ♠ after a reopening Dbl.
Opener has maybe 9 or 10 HCP, responder's hand HCPs are unknown but normally responder will have 3 ♥ marking partner with at least 4 ♥s.
Responder can still have a fairly good hand -- up to a decent 11 or 12. So there's no guarantee that the hand belongs to your side.
So if the hand is passed back to partner, there's still a chance partner can choke out a reopening Dbl with a decent hand.
But with partner probably holding 4 ♥s, what suit is partner's hand likely to be short in? ♠s.
So I pass and bid 3 ♠ after a reopening Dbl.
#9
Posted 2012-April-11, 21:17
rmnka447, on 2012-April-11, 20:52, said:
Who does this hand belong to?
Opener has maybe 9 or 10 HCP, responder's hand HCPs are unknown but normally responder will have 3 ♥ marking partner with at least 4 ♥s.
Responder can still have a fairly good hand -- up to a decent 11 or 12. So there's no guarantee that the hand belongs to your side.
So if the hand is passed back to partner, there's still a chance partner can choke out a reopening Dbl with a decent hand.
But with partner probably holding 4 ♥s, what suit is partner's hand likely to be short in? ♠s.
So I pass and bid 3 ♠ after a reopening Dbl.
Opener has maybe 9 or 10 HCP, responder's hand HCPs are unknown but normally responder will have 3 ♥ marking partner with at least 4 ♥s.
Responder can still have a fairly good hand -- up to a decent 11 or 12. So there's no guarantee that the hand belongs to your side.
So if the hand is passed back to partner, there's still a chance partner can choke out a reopening Dbl with a decent hand.
But with partner probably holding 4 ♥s, what suit is partner's hand likely to be short in? ♠s.
So I pass and bid 3 ♠ after a reopening Dbl.
Interesting. You explain how many hearts partner has. You explain that he is likely short in spades. And, you conclude that he will reopen with a double and then you will bid spades.
I conclude from your premise that the auction is over right now, unless you bid 3S; and perhaps it is best that the auction is over right now, but am going to bid 3S anyway.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
#10
Posted 2012-April-12, 01:01
-1, but close.
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
Bridge should be fun!
Bridge should be fun!
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