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Reverse, Forcing pass, we've come unstuck

#1 User is offline   jillybean 

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Posted 2012-November-15, 23:49

V vs. N

1 (P) 1 (2)
2 (P) 2 (3)
X  (P) 3 all pass

The 2 reverse was game forcing and so a pass over 3's would have been forcing, a double then pull
also forcing to game, or so I thought. I'm Qxxx,AJxxx,Axxx
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Posted 2012-November-15, 23:53

yes, 2 is GF, so passing 3 is hopeless. This has nothing to do with the meaning of double.
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Posted 2012-November-16, 03:15

This is typically what PUPs do to punish their partners for taking out their penalty doubles. If the auction had been
1 - 1;
2 - 2;
2NT - 3, would your partner also have passed? Does their bidding actually make sense to you?
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