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I know that similar topics have been discussed hundred times here. Still, you would like
to know other's opinion, when you are confronted with something special....
Non-vulnerable with opponents vulnerable, your hand is
x---AQJxx---xxx---xxxx .
The opponent on your right side starts the bidding with 4S (explained as "a general block",
the opponents play together for the second time in their life). The bidding continues:
YOU
4S-----pass-----pass-----5C
pass---pass-----5S------pass
pass---???
What would you do?
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Posted 2013-February-17, 11:21
I would have bid 6♣ directly just to make them take the last guess but I don't win more than my share of these.
If it's a long team match it can pay dividends by exploiting an in your face attitude.
If it's a long team match it can pay dividends by exploiting an in your face attitude.
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Posted 2013-February-17, 12:09
6♣. It might be making, 5♠ might be making, and they may bid on to 6♠.
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
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Posted 2013-February-17, 12:54
gnasher, on 2013-February-17, 12:09, said:
6♣. It might be making, 5♠ might be making, and they may bid on to 6♠.
Yes, but as the Whiz, we would do it on the previous round.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
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