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Can We Get to the Cold 7H ?

#1 User is offline   TWO4BRIDGE 

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Posted 2013-November-26, 21:06


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Posted 2013-November-26, 21:34

ns are nv and have `12 spades...tough to get to 7h very tough.

now add on top of that 3 suited very strong hands are hard to bid.
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Posted 2013-November-26, 23:00

West could think about the hand for even half a second and drive to 7, what high cards did he think his partner had after 4S? AKQ of spades?
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Posted 2013-November-26, 23:30

If West bids 3 over 2 East can use Blackwood.

If you have a two suiter and opponents are threatening to preempt to a high level but your system prevents you showing either suit, then you need to change the system.
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Posted 2013-November-26, 23:35

That's a very valid point - is pass the only positive bid W could make?
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Posted 2013-November-27, 01:07

Well, East's 4S bid upped the auction by a whole round for no good purpose when pass would of course have been forcing.
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Posted 2013-November-27, 04:58

To me 4 bid by E was overbid. As pointed out by Justin after that overbid i can't imagine W staying low of 7. So his 4 made it easier for them to reach the grand imo.

I admit i would have started with DBL by E over 3, as passes would be forcing by both sides. Still biddable grand but i would not have bet on it.
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Posted 2013-November-27, 09:03

View Postnigel_k, on 2013-November-26, 23:30, said:

If West bids 3 over 2 East can use Blackwood.

If you have a two suiter and opponents are threatening to preempt to a high level but your system prevents you showing either suit, then you need to change the system.


Prefer 3 to 3, don't bid bad suits on good hands. And I want to be in 7N rather than 7 or 7.
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Posted 2013-November-27, 09:21

2 - (2) - P - (3); P - 4; 5 - 6; 7NT pehaps? Given the 12 card fit, it seems certain that either N or S (or both) have seriously underbid. Otherwise we might not have had any realistic chance. Agree with others that West simply bidding the small slam after Opener's 4 rebid was thoughtless and lazy.
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Posted 2013-November-27, 11:41

I guess everyone playing DBL by opener showing a penalty DBL. Very surprising to me to make a penalty double when they bid and raise, and we are in GF auction. If they play DBL T/O, when will you DBL by opener, if not now with perfect T/O shape ?

Imho pass by opener should be reserved for balanced hands.
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Posted 2013-November-28, 00:34

I though doubling with balanced hands was the standard for a 2 opener.

I don't think reaching 7 is realistic, the club fit should be found before hearts.
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Posted 2013-November-28, 03:31

View PostMrAce, on 2013-November-27, 11:41, said:

I guess everyone playing DBL by opener showing a penalty DBL. Very surprising to me to make a penalty double when they bid and raise, and we are in GF auction. If they play DBL T/O, when will you DBL by opener, if not now with perfect T/O shape ?

Imho pass by opener should be reserved for balanced hands.

I was assuming Pass = takeout; X = big balanced but if you play it the other way round then just switch the second pass to a double. I doubt it matters very much so it makes sense just to match this to your other FP agreements.
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Posted 2013-November-28, 04:23

As West I would surely force to grand when my partner opens 2 and then cuebids 4. I guess I would just keep bidding spades until I get some preference for either s or
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Posted 2013-November-28, 08:30

View PostZelandakh, on 2013-November-28, 03:31, said:

I was assuming Pass = takeout; X = big balanced but if you play it the other way round then just switch the second pass to a double. I doubt it matters very much so it makes sense just to match this to your other FP agreements.


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Posted 2013-November-28, 20:52

while not happy about most of the bidding, why would east hesitate
to bid 7h when his p bids 6h missing the spade A the heart AKQ
plus a ton of minor suit cards????? If east trusts his p bidding one
whit 7h should be one of the easiest bids imaginable.
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Posted 2013-November-30, 21:31

In this hand auction,after 2,you pass to show "possitive" if you play second negative response,(of course ,pass is a good option.) DBL=second negative resonse,deny working points in the hand.right?





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