what do u bid? hmmm
#1
Posted 2005-July-26, 08:11
KQJ
A953
86
QJ65
Bidding goes:
1Cl - P - 1D - P - 1H - P - 2 Sp
Your turn
#2
Posted 2005-July-26, 08:17
What's the problem, by the way?
#4
Posted 2005-July-26, 09:09
#5
Posted 2005-July-26, 09:21
mikeh, on Jul 26 2005, 05:09 PM, said:
The benefits are that 1♠ is always natural and forcing for one round, and not ambiguous as in 4th suit. Accordingly, 2♠ is also only one-way: 4th suit without four spades.
I am flexible, I play whatever partner is comfortable with.
Roland
#6
Posted 2005-July-26, 12:43
Walddk, on Jul 26 2005, 10:21 AM, said:
mikeh, on Jul 26 2005, 05:09 PM, said:
The benefits are that 1♠ is always natural and forcing for one round, and not ambiguous as in 4th suit. Accordingly, 2♠ is also only one-way: 4th suit without four spades.
I am flexible, I play whatever partner is comfortable with.
Roland
I would bid 2NT.
I have a minimum hand with spade stoppers, partner bid the 4th suit albeit via a jump (intermediate 6-3 death hand?), so I feel my first responsibility is to indicate whether or not I have spades stopped. Partner will likely/ hopefully clarify what the heck he meant by his 2S bid with his next bid.
(Roland. You are always the "voice" of reason and logic on this site. So glad you post so often: I learn a lot from you. Thanks)
#7
Posted 2005-July-26, 13:22
Having opened 1C I guess I would have rebid 1NT (12-14)
Having rebid 1H I guess I would next rebid 2NT
Hopefully I intend eventually to get across the balanced nature of my hand :-)
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#8
Posted 2005-July-26, 14:13
Partner has probably just used 4th suit forcing and is looking for a Spade stopper from you in order to play in NT.
2 NT describes your hand as a minimum opener with spades stopped. You will probably play in 3NT, but if partner is strong he may start cue-bidding.
#9
Posted 2005-July-26, 14:16
What's the problem with this hand?
#10
Posted 2005-July-26, 16:59
#11
Posted 2005-July-26, 17:16
scoob, on Jul 27 2005, 12:17 AM, said:
This would show a 4405 or maybe a 4414 shape, certainly not a flat hand. There is a good argument for bidding 1NT rather than 1H on this balanced shape - it is far more descriptive.
#12
Posted 2005-July-26, 18:56
haver, on Jul 27 2005, 03:11 AM, said:
KQJ
A953
86
QJ65
Bidding goes:
1Cl - P - 1D - P - 1H - P - 2 Sp
Your turn
Guess you were playing 15-17 NT? (cos I would have opened it 1NT (13-15) )
So having opened it 1♣ I would have bid 1NT not 1♥
However having bid 1♥ I will now bid 2NT (showing a flat hand less than 15) and ♠s stopped
Partner is now in control of the auction with a monster hand it's his responsibility to bid on towards slam
#13
Posted 2005-July-27, 04:22
assuming 2S is 4th suit.
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Marlowe
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#14
Posted 2005-July-27, 11:32
I would have rebid 1NT instead of 1♥.
I would have preferred to have been able to open 1NT instead of 1♣.
Eric
#15
Posted 2005-July-27, 13:22
#16
Posted 2005-July-28, 06:51

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