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A hand Gib play Lebensohl wrongly

#1 User is offline   lycier 

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Posted 2015-February-03, 02:40



As we know,doubler never complete transfer to 3♣ with 19hcp+ after partner's Lebensohl 2N.
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Posted 2015-February-03, 15:38

Well certainly that E hand is too good for 3C, it should bid 3H, or, depending on agreement, 3S.

I see that the description of 3C is "Forces" 3C. This is incorrect. It is not like Lebensohl over NT interference, where the hand has been limited. Doubler has every right to overrule the request to bid 3C with significant extra values.
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Posted 2015-February-07, 14:50

Thanks for reporting.

Will be addressed as currently to disobey the 3♣ forced call, GIB needs 6+ cards.

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Posted 2015-February-07, 17:06

Of course, West still might make bad decisions based on simulations if he continues to believe that the double shows at least 3 in each of the 3 unbid suits.
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