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1♠=8-11
3♦=limit+ with fit
X*= A, K or Q (or 2 of them) second or third.
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Spain vs Sweden #3 Hand from riccione
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Posted 2005-July-25, 12:08
1♠=8-11
3♦=limit+ with fit
X*= A, K or Q (or 2 of them) second or third.
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Posted 2005-July-25, 12:13
6♦ :-)
Nice problems.
Nice problems.
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Posted 2005-July-25, 12:31
Dunno.. I think I bid 5C, just to see what LHO has to say to that.
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Posted 2005-July-25, 12:46
5C.
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Posted 2005-July-25, 15:10
5C. I will let pd to make the final decision, coz I dont know what is right:)
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Posted 2005-July-25, 16:55
5C
I don't know what the correct bid is. Perhaps 5C would imply good club controls (even if it was interpreted as lead directing) and show a stronger hand with club cards while 4NT would also show unusual distribution but deny the club ace? Who dealt this mess, anyway?
I don't know what the correct bid is. Perhaps 5C would imply good club controls (even if it was interpreted as lead directing) and show a stronger hand with club cards while 4NT would also show unusual distribution but deny the club ace? Who dealt this mess, anyway?
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Posted 2005-July-25, 17:58
6C
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Posted 2005-July-25, 18:10
5C as well.
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Posted 2005-July-26, 03:11
6♣. I only need a queen and a good ace or two aces...
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Posted 2005-July-26, 07:52
5♦, again not playing for the perfect hand (after all he didn't bid something stronger than double)
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Posted 2005-July-27, 08:42
As the match had gone, if I bid 5♦ on this one, I would likelly score +550, bidding 5♣ might alert West of what is going on and will probably end on 'only' +400 or +200.
But this wasn't my match at all, I bid 6♦ wich again was incredibly doubled by west, finding his partner with the setting trick. -100, and the ♣ position makes 5♥/♠ unmakeable
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Posted 2005-July-27, 09:38
6D indeed looks like Junior's choice. I must say I am too old for it.
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