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3H, 2H, 1H or pass? Weak 4-6

Poll: What's your call? (35 member(s) have cast votes)

What's your call?

  1. Pass (6 votes [17.14%])

    Percentage of vote: 17.14%

  2. 1H (5 votes [14.29%])

    Percentage of vote: 14.29%

  3. 2H (20 votes [57.14%])

    Percentage of vote: 57.14%

  4. 3H (4 votes [11.43%])

    Percentage of vote: 11.43%

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#1 User is offline   MickyB 

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Posted 2005-June-09, 16:52

Scoring: IMP

RHO opens 1

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Posted 2005-June-09, 17:06

Why isn't 4 in the list? lol.. joking. Anyway, 3. A no-brainer for me :rolleyes:
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Posted 2005-June-09, 17:14

if i had my druthers, 1

otherwise i'll pass, tyvm.
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Posted 2005-June-09, 17:17

1H

Since we are NV and P is an UPH.
Second choice=2H.
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Posted 2005-June-09, 17:30

After RHO opens, I don't think this hand is good enough for it to be that likely it's our hand. Certainly I might miss a spade fit, but I think preempting in hearts is more likely to work than not. On the other hand, most people's methods are directed towards finding a major suit fit after a preempt. Since there's a good chance opponents don't have a spade fit, this means things will be quite awkward for them even over 2. No reason to push the extra level really.
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Posted 2005-June-09, 19:04

2H. Not orthadox but hand is pure, 6-4, and has good spots.
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Posted 2005-June-09, 19:28

2H,
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Posted 2005-June-10, 01:50

PASS

I play 2 as intermediate (if it wasn't the case I'd bid 2) and 1 has to be a little bid more constructive.

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Posted 2005-June-10, 02:06

2H.

I dont mind 3H, but 2H will do the job as well,
having the 4 card spade suit, will make it harder
for them to make a neg. double or to respond to
a neg. double.

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Posted 2005-June-10, 02:37

2. If you play this as intermediate consider changing your system when you are not vulnerable.
At unfavorable I think intermediate is better, but NV not.

Reason: Playing intermediate jumps NV means that you either have to pass with WJO or overcall 1. The former means you miss out, the latter means partner cannot count on anything when you overcall 1.
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Posted 2005-June-10, 02:57

Why isn't 1D Warsaw in the list? Oh well 2H then, I suppose.
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Posted 2005-June-10, 03:08

2 if I play weak jump overcalls, which I think you should do non vulnerable. Not such a bad idea to play it as intermediate when vulnerable. Make sure you have an agreement with your partner.

1 would show a better hand, and 3 is for juniors and slightly intoxicated individuals. I have seen worse, however. Like yesterday when a lady from South America made a lead directing double over a Blackwood response (5) on a singleton 3.

Partner duly led away from her K against 6. Fortunately it didn't give the contract.

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Posted 2005-June-10, 04:03

I might try 3H at favourable, not at love all.

As a side point,

If you
a) have no high cards
:unsure: a singleton heart
c) three trumps

then

doubling 5H on a singleton (assuming there's no chance they redouble to play there) is quite an imaginative effort that could work very well indeed. Holding, say, Axx xxxx Kxx xxx on an unrevealing auction, partner would probably lead a diamond against 6S. He won't lead a heart, because you didn't double 5H.
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Posted 2005-June-10, 07:54

2, I coukld live with 3 and pass, but partners who overcall 1 will make me crazy.
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Posted 2005-June-10, 08:26

2H.

No problems with 3H, but 1H is not an option for me.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2005-June-10, 11:13

My rank:

2 (best)
3
Pass
1 (worst)
A bit of blatant self-pimping - I've got a new poker book that's getting good reviews.
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