What to bid ? (1)
#3
Posted 2005-April-18, 08:08
#4
Posted 2005-April-18, 08:11
I think I'm bidding 5♦ and missing a slam.... life is not easy :-)
#5 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2005-April-18, 08:14
#6
Posted 2005-April-18, 08:15
They took away your forcing raise,
if playing inv. minor, they gave you
another.
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#7
Posted 2005-April-18, 08:21
luis's 5D is reasonable.
the most troublesome is jump 3S, my partner believed this is preempty weak spade bids. if there were no interferece, jump 3s would be obvious Splinter.
2NT limit raise had flaw, since 3nt on wrong side if partner want to be in there.
XX is most interesting one, and involved a lot of partnership discussion as well.
SHAN
#9
Posted 2005-April-18, 08:50
#10
Posted 2005-April-18, 09:05
shanbari, on Apr 18 2005, 01:56 PM, said:
W N E S
P 1D X ?
what to bid ?
SHAN
3♠ if it's a splinter in your agreement.
Problem is that for many it simply shows a natural preemptive jump, something like ♠QJxxxxx and nothing else.
Others use crisscross raise after dbl (1C-X-2D or 1D-X-3C) as unbalanced invitational+ raises;
others use crisscross as GF, the jump raise to 3m as invitaional NF and 2NT ("flipflop") as preemptive.
BTW in my pship we use 2C = transfer invitational+ raise of diamonds (2D directly is weak raise), and 1NT = good/bad xfer to clubs.
Otherwise just 5D.
#11
Posted 2005-April-18, 09:51
I play 2NT over this double as either "DESPIRATELY WEAK PREEMPT" in partner's suit, or GAME FORCE in partner's suit. The only problem I have had with this jump is wrongsiding 3NT on hands like this. Irregardless, this hand has terrific slam potential and this is not Matchpoints, so getting to 5♦ making five versus 3NT making four is not a horrible disaster. So, I would pull out 2NT and then rebid over partner's response, showing the game forcing hand with slam ambition. The other option, should I feel the need, is a leap to 3♠ here as a splinter bid, with big fit. This gets us to 3NT from the right side should I decide I really don't want to express the strong slam ambition.
I know a lot of people play the jump to 3♠ here as preemptive, but really, when do you ever have such a hand? I use 2♠ over dbl as fit jump, 3♠ as splinter.
#12
Posted 2005-April-18, 10:36
inquiry, on Apr 18 2005, 03:51 PM, said:
I am afraid in standard (without conventional raises agreed), the right bid is... Rdbl (Triple Yuck, not my fault.....)
#13
Posted 2005-April-18, 10:45
Jlall, on Apr 18 2005, 09:14 AM, said:
ditto
#14
Posted 2005-April-18, 17:57
Jlall, on Apr 18 2005, 02:14 PM, said:
Of course it does, but here it is only raised with 4 cards, and 1♥ is forcing
#15
Posted 2005-April-18, 18:24
Jlall, on Apr 18 2005, 09:14 AM, said:
agree
#16
Posted 2005-April-18, 18:32
Who says? Why won't partner raise with a shapely hand and 3H? Anyway 1H is out of the equation as I don't believe in masterminding and informing partner of suits I don't have.
I bid 3S if this is agreed as a splinter, else 2NT as a limit raise plus.
#17
Posted 2005-April-18, 18:38
#18
Posted 2005-April-19, 04:00
mike777, on Apr 18 2005, 07:24 PM, said:
Jlall, on Apr 18 2005, 09:14 AM, said:
agree
agree too !

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W N E S
P 1D X ?
what to bid ?
SHAN