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A Gib hand with two problems.

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Posted 2015-February-14, 19:50



Obviousely,there are some problems in this hand.

1- It is strong engouh to force to game in Gib N's hand?
Actually it is only a invitional hand,never GF.
This may be Gib's blind spots in the current bidding system.

2-Tell same story twice.
I think it is unnecessary for Gib N to describe its twice with same TPs and same values.
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Posted 2015-February-14, 20:17

View Postlycier, on 2015-February-14, 19:50, said:

1- It is strong engouh to force to game in Gib N's hand?
Actually it is only a invitional hand,never GF.
This may be Gib's blind spots in the current bidding system.

North is absolutely a game forcing hand. Now, we need to find our way to 3N...
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Posted 2015-February-14, 21:10

View PostBbradley62, on 2015-February-14, 20:17, said:

North is absolutely a game forcing hand. Now, we need to find our way to 3N...


It sounds like a joke,only 11 hcp strength with 4450 distribution means that it is so strong enough to GF,who believes it?
As to exploring its best spot,it is another thing.
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