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#1 User is offline   Gerben47 

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Posted 2005-January-04, 04:40

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This hand is from a real life tournament and the first hand you pick up after coming back from lunch. When you see that 2 suits are missing the first thing you think is that there was something in the food that makes you see things. After making sure you really have this hand, what's your plan?
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Posted 2005-January-04, 04:41

my play: playing 7 :)
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Posted 2005-January-04, 04:43

Found the hand records: The 10 was missing. Still the same plan Free (you are in 1st seat).
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Posted 2005-January-04, 04:45

sure, opposite the right hand :) Otherwise 7...
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Posted 2005-January-04, 05:08

What I was hoping for is a plan how to find out if partner has the right hand... I want to play 7 as well if partner has KQ, but I don't know that at this point :)

Assume almost standard methods (5-card majors, 2 GF or SGF in a major or NT, 2 Multi, 2M Dutch Two)
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Posted 2005-January-04, 07:14

its kidna hard, you ahve toopen 1 adn rebid 6 if partner passes, otherwise you can try a forcing bid in if avaible.
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Posted 2005-January-04, 09:29

If you open 1 the auction continues:
Pass - 1NT - Pass
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Posted 2005-January-05, 02:03

opps silent? lol, really unexpected, ok, I Can try 3 before bidding 6.
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Posted 2005-January-06, 12:10

I tthink best way to bid this hand is start with 1S and keep bdding diamond up to 6. I dont think 7 is that sure.
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