We played a hand with bidding p, 2D, p, 2H, p,p,p. ACBL2 claims that the 2H should have been alerted. 10 other tbles bid the same contract, making. The ACBL2 director reduced our score w/o justification saying we should alert.
Is there any higher authority that we can apply to?
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dispute with an ACBL2 he is arguing about a failure to alert
#2
Posted 2020-November-23, 09:34
AlertProcedures.pdf (acbl.org) Link to ACBL
From ACBL alert pamphlet:
"Note: A non-forcing suit response to a weak two-bid requires an Alert. A simple raise(2♥-P-3♥, for example) of a weak two-bid that is invitational or better requires an Alert."
If you notice on your convention card under weak 2's a new suit non-forcing is in red and thus requires an alert
From ACBL alert pamphlet:
"Note: A non-forcing suit response to a weak two-bid requires an Alert. A simple raise(2♥-P-3♥, for example) of a weak two-bid that is invitational or better requires an Alert."
If you notice on your convention card under weak 2's a new suit non-forcing is in red and thus requires an alert
Sarcasm is a state of mind
#3
Posted 2020-November-23, 10:05
by the way i checked the hand records
only one pair in 2H duplicated your auction
others passed or bid 1♦ in 2nd seat
only one pair in 2H duplicated your auction
others passed or bid 1♦ in 2nd seat
Sarcasm is a state of mind
#4
Posted 2020-November-23, 10:31
jack5432, on 2020-November-23, 09:13, said:
We played a hand with bidding p, 2D, p, 2H, p,p,p. ACBL2 claims that the 2H should have been alerted. 10 other tbles bid the same contract, making. The ACBL2 director reduced our score w/o justification saying we should alert.
Is there any higher authority that we can apply to?
Is there any higher authority that we can apply to?
You were given justification. You didn't alert something you had to. You have no appeal.
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