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Bidding problem What would you bid?

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Posted 2005-April-23, 09:22

Rebound, on Apr 23 2005, 09:22 AM, said:

My call would be 2. You can debate about it all you want but it's the best way to force the auction. Fortunately, with my precision partners, it's a lot easier. Over 1, 2 is an artificial game force. It's too easy after that. :-)

Sadly, there are too many who have not had the benefit of your experience, Ben, so I would not dare bid 4 for fear partner take this to be a natural bid of some sort.

Just to make sure everyone understands... my post (and luis) about Quarck system was a joke, and not meant to be serious *i have gotten some private messages asking about quarck*

We all know what 1-3 really is, and what 1 - 3 is.

I added 1 - 4 as a "self-splinter" to furhter the joke. I thought everyone would get the 1=4 as being clearly satirical. I would bid 2 with this hand automatically, and never consider anything else. I mean this is VERY clear cut to me.
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Posted 2005-April-23, 12:14

Thank you for all your comments.

I realized that I should have started with clubs and then hearts and spades instead of putting all the pressure on my partner. My partner did realize that I had a VERY strong hand and my only concern was the trump suit.

He had K542 along with AKQxx xx Jx and passed because his hearts weren't strong enough.

On the layout with the 3-2 heart split, 6 and 6NT were laydown.

We were playing SAYC with a few personalized conventions which emphisize major suits.

Since this hand was the only bad score of the night, I naturally wanted to inprove my bidding for the next time.

Cheers :D
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