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Is this bid roundforcing in "every" system?

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Posted 2005-May-02, 07:22

Brandal, on May 2 2005, 10:11 AM, said:

I think the main issue is frequency,how often would I like
to bid a NF 2H,how often do I wish 2H was RF....

I sure am not the first to say it, not will be the last, but the real main issue is that you and your partner play the same :)
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Posted 2005-May-02, 10:00

Fluffy, on May 2 2005, 08:22 AM, said:

Brandal, on May 2 2005, 10:11 AM, said:

I think the main issue is frequency,how often would I like
to bid a NF 2H,how often do I wish 2H was RF....

I sure am not the first to say it, not will be the last, but the real main issue is that you and your partner play the same :lol:

Actually....you ARE the first heheh

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Posted 2005-May-02, 17:14

I would tend to play it as non-forcing.
Now if the original question was at imps I would pass 2 but at matchpoints I would bid 2 non forcing....doesnt Meckwell have a 2 bid to show something like 5-4 in the majors over 1
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