Pard has preempted And he has a decent hand for a change!
#2
Posted 2005-June-06, 15:00
2S-X-2N*-3C
P**P-4S***
*2N=Loser count ask.
**P=7 losers
***4S-should have a play for this
WinstonM
#3 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2005-June-06, 15:17
#5
Posted 2005-June-06, 17:54
#6
Posted 2005-June-06, 20:09
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#7
Posted 2005-June-07, 03:12
Jlall, on Jun 6 2005, 10:17 PM, said:
Transfer advances aren't bad, I used them over 2♠-P for a while.
Lacking that agreement, I wondered if the auction might go 2♠-X-XX-3♣, P-P-3♠-P, 4♠-AP.
#8
Posted 2005-June-07, 03:41
Jlall, on Jun 6 2005, 09:17 PM, said:
That's funny. I like transfers after weak 2s even if they don't double
#9 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2005-June-07, 07:45
#10
Posted 2005-June-07, 08:04
ps-ps-3♦-ps
4♦-ps-4♠-ps
ps-ps
I wouldn't bid 4♠ at first because I can seeonly 9 tricks (6♠,1♦,2♣).
#11
Posted 2005-June-07, 09:13
Jlall, on Jun 7 2005, 01:45 PM, said:
It does work. The transfer allows you, as usual, to bid several hand types in the same way, thus economizing space. For instance..
2♠ 3♣ (diamonds)
3♦ pass = "my suit is better than your moth-eaten 5 carder"
2♠ 3♣
3♦ 3♠ = game invitation with diamond values
2♠ 3♣
3♦ 3♥ = strong 55 in the reds
2♠ 3♣
3♦ 4♠ = slam invitation with diamond values
2♠ 3♣
3♦ 3NT = invites opener to go on with fitting diamond values
#12
Posted 2005-June-07, 09:59
#13
Posted 2005-June-07, 19:22
all of those nice controls makes just bidding 4S reasonable unless P can have a yuk.
#14
Posted 2005-June-08, 07:32

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North opens 2♠ (6 cards, 5-9/10) and East doubles. West will bid 3♣ if South passes or redoubles.