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Posted 2005-March-04, 18:00

1S (D) RD is this forcing to 2sp ?
If the answer is yes then this is forcing
1S (D) RD (P)
P (1NT)
Is it still forcing if 1S was third hand ?
P (P) 1S (D)
RD 1nt ?
Anyway mp third hand not vul vs vul is it crazy to open 1S with this hand?

(partner doubled 1nt and they made it.)
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Posted 2005-March-04, 18:07

I like 1♠ in 3rd.

The force a redouble normally creates shouldn't apply after a 3rd chair opener if your partnership allows openings like this.
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Posted 2005-March-04, 18:55

Would open 1club NV in any seat and 1S Vul in third.
Playing light openers and follow up structure, have great success with opening 10HCP hands with exact 4 spades NV.
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Posted 2005-March-04, 18:56

mike777, on Mar 4 2005, 07:55 PM, said:

Would open 1club NV in any seat and 1S Vul in third.

Why ?
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Posted 2005-March-04, 19:08

i would pass
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