what is ur call?
#1
Posted 2005-January-02, 16:26
Vul.: None
sitting south, ur hand:
S: KQXX
H: --
D: KQ98X
C: AQXX
W N E S
----- P 1D
1H 1N P ?
What do you call here?
#2
Posted 2005-January-02, 16:52
#4
Posted 2005-January-02, 17:13
#5
Posted 2005-January-02, 17:24
Fred Gitelman
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#6
Posted 2005-January-02, 17:39
luke warm, on Jan 2 2005, 10:52 PM, said:
Jimmy, if we play negative dbl, then pd is unlikely to have spade.
#7
Posted 2005-January-02, 18:20
On the other hand a club fit and clubs as the final denomination is relatively likely.
Therefore 2♣ must be much better than 2♠.
I think that 2♥ would be game-forcing and I don't quite have that strength.
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#8
Posted 2005-January-02, 18:37
flytoox, on Jan 3 2005, 01:39 AM, said:
luke warm, on Jan 2 2005, 10:52 PM, said:
Jimmy, if we play negative dbl, then pd is unlikely to have spade.
i know fly, but i'm looking to complete my description... maybe best not to tell ops my dist tho... anyway, 2c does give more options
#9
Posted 2005-January-02, 19:23
#10
Posted 2005-January-02, 19:47
Well, maybe.
The form of scoring is not given. Perhaps I play too much matchpoints, for that is what I assumed.
Pd's 1NT guarantees a stopper IMO, and he probably has two, given your void and East's pass.
Doesn't this indicate 3NT, if pd has a max for his bid, at least at MPs?
Peter
#11
Posted 2005-January-02, 20:09
if you think your hand is worth a game force, why not 2h?
#12
Posted 2005-January-02, 20:17
I don't think it's worth a game force, but I don't want pd passing 2C either, so 2S.
Do you think game is very unlikely? If you do, then 2C is the right bid. Maybe I'm being too optimistic.
Peter
#13
Posted 2005-January-02, 20:51
If the former, then 3♥; otherwise 2♠ and pattern out if given the chance.
#14
Posted 2005-January-02, 21:50
Flame, on Jan 3 2005, 01:23 AM, said:
Thanks, but it is unlikely to continue much longer.
The week between Christmas and New Years is the one week of the year in which I don't have to answer dozens of phone calls and e-mails every day (because I don't receive them during that week). That gives me more time for doing some of the things I enjoy like getting involved in bridge discussions.
I'm afraid it's back to business as usual starting tomorrow...
Fred Gitelman
Bridge Base Inc.
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#15
Posted 2005-January-03, 05:24
pbleighton, on Jan 3 2005, 04:17 AM, said:
Peter
no, maybe not unlikely... i think partner will bid again tho, if he thinks we have something... the big question comes next bid, if partner preferences to 2d over 2c

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