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Bid on partner's XX After initial TO-X

Poll: Your bid is? (23 member(s) have cast votes)

Your bid is?

  1. Pass (12 votes [52.17%])

    Percentage of vote: 52.17%

  2. 1H (7 votes [30.43%])

    Percentage of vote: 30.43%

  3. 1NT (1 votes [4.35%])

    Percentage of vote: 4.35%

  4. 2C (3 votes [13.04%])

    Percentage of vote: 13.04%

  5. 2D (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

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#1 User is offline   Poky 

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  Posted 2005-April-09, 11:44

IMP. All love.

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QJ
97xxx
Jxxxx

1 Dbl Rdbl 1
pa pa Dbl pa
pa Rdbl pa ???

What our partner has?
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Posted 2005-April-09, 12:07

Who the heck is pard? Looks like he's bidding XX for rescue, but then again, aren't we playing michaels? Oh I see, he's from "michaels=55" brigade. Guess I bid 1H then.
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Posted 2005-April-09, 12:30

Sounds like pard is one of these 'brain-trusts' that likes to double with a 4522 or worse.

1D is playing awful - likely 4 or 5 card stack on my right. They'll lead a trump, cash a bunch of clubs. Down 4 looks possible.

1H OTOH may be tough to dbl and has to play better - even on a 4-2.
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Posted 2005-April-09, 19:53

I think partner is 4414, 2 to me.
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Posted 2005-April-09, 23:59

Pass. If pd didn't have 3 or more s, it's not my problem. To bid 1 with 2-card? unless the bid goes (1C)-Pass (me)-(1D)-dbl-pass-?
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Posted 2005-April-10, 02:20

This is probably the first time ever that I agree with any of HeartA's posts.
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Posted 2005-April-10, 11:13

Someone is seriously wrong and I hope it is not us.

I pass. If pard believed 1D doubled to be unplayable then a pull to 1H by him would send the same message as an SOS redouble I would think.


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Posted 2005-April-10, 14:02

I pass. Undiscussed XX should be for business, and if partner doesn't agree, this will be a good opportunity for a discussion :o
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Posted 2005-April-10, 14:28

Can anyone construct a hand that wants to play 1D xx'd, but PASSES 1D originally?
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Posted 2005-April-10, 14:47

I think the RDBL is for rescue.

I will start with 1H. Expect to be doubled there, but you never know. If I am doubled in 1H I will run to 2C.

Partner should not have 3 diamonds in my opinion. I don't like the idea of doubling 1C with 5-4 in the majors and 2-2 in the minors or with 4414, but perhaps my partner feels differently. I have no problem with doubling 1C with appropriate 4423 hands, but if I did this and the auction proceeded as described, I would probably live with it (ie I would not RDBL).

I am not sure what partner is doing and I doubt I would approve of at least one of his calls, but the one thing I am sure about is that he does not want to play in 1D doubled. If that is the case then neither do I!

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Posted 2005-April-10, 15:19

2 is probably our best spot, but I will try 1 first and pull if it gets doubled. I am glad it's not my partner who doubled initially. He can't possibly have a hand where double was the right call. He must have fewer than two diamonds after the redouble.

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Posted 2005-April-10, 23:45

1H. I have high ones maybe they cant X lol.
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Posted 2005-April-11, 05:49

Pass, with a close 2 as second best. If partner doesn't have tollerance for , then he doesn't have a Dbl. If he has 5-4 M, then he should have a normal overcall. So why RDbl? Probably SOS, so the only alternative imo is 2...
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Posted 2005-April-11, 06:00

Pass.

Making an undiscussed Redouble
is asking for trouble.

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Posted 2005-April-11, 07:29

I bid 2. Partner should be 4423 or so.
He should not have 5 so no use bidding that.
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Posted 2005-April-11, 08:05

Gerben42, on Apr 11 2005, 08:29 AM, said:

I bid 2. Partner should be 4423 or so.
He should not have 5 so no use bidding that.

What would be my first pass after rdbl? Did my 1 promise something or just deny points?
If we have any agreement I'll pass, if have none run.
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Posted 2005-April-11, 08:08

Gerben42, on Apr 11 2005, 08:29 AM, said:

I bid 2. Partner should be 4423 or so.

I don't agree Gerben. Even if he doubled with that shape (not my style, but not unacceptable), he should not run away from 1 doubled. Partner is likely to have 5+ diamonds, because he bid in a situation where he didn't have to.

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Posted 2005-April-12, 16:36

After the redouble, the 1D bid should stongly suggest where to play as a pass is always available to let partner pick a suit, so it should be at least a 5-bagger and could be 6 or more. About the only hand I can think of where partner would use an SOS redouble would be with 4504 shape, in which case pard and I will have a long, long talk about takeout doubles. Since my partners do not make takeout doubles with this shape, I still pass the redouble as it could have been opener who was fooling around and not partner.

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