Steve
What do u open? Do u bid to 6?
#2
Posted 2005-July-31, 13:00
Peter
#3
Posted 2005-July-31, 13:04
Not having New MisIry available, I think I will start with 2C. This hand is so strong that I don't think I can catch up if I start with 1D.
I predict that the majority will vote 1D.
- hrothgar
#4
Posted 2005-July-31, 13:21
Hannie, on Jul 31 2005, 03:04 PM, said:
Not having New MisIry available, I think I will start with 2C. This hand is so strong that I don't think I can catch up if I start with 1D.
I predict that the majority will vote 1D.
Correct you are.. .3♦ in misiry (I have thrown out old misiry for new misiry, so now just misiry rather than new misiry). Followed by 4D. If norht wants to try for slam, he bids 4H (denial) over 4D.. and 6S will result immediately as south bids 5NT, missing both queens anchor queens, i have the ACE of hearts).
MisIry can be found at: Long winded description of MisIry
Without MisIry, I vote for 1D.
#7
Posted 2005-July-31, 16:22
#8
Posted 2005-July-31, 20:33
badderzboy, on Aug 1 2005, 07:56 AM, said:
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Steve
I play precision so open 1♣
Playing Acol with Benjamin 2's (which I do occasionally ) I'll open 2C (and get a positive 2♥ response showing 5+ H and 7+ points )
Playing SAYC or 2/1 I will open 2♣ also
#9
Posted 2005-August-01, 00:18
#10
Posted 2005-August-01, 00:31
I am unlikley to get to describe this hand at a reasonable level if I open 2♣.
I prefer 1♦ to 1♠ for 3 reasons:
1. My diamonds are longer and stronger
2. 1♦ is less likely to be passed out than 1♠
3. Over the most likely response of 1♥ I can show my enormous playing strength and still be at the 2 level.
If the bidding starts 1♦ (1♥) P (P) then I will reopen with a jump to 2♠
Eric
#12
Posted 2005-August-01, 01:19
I HATE opening 2♣ with 2 suited hands...
Luckily, while hands like this get a lot of attention, they're quite rare...
#13
Posted 2005-August-01, 01:37
#14
Posted 2005-August-01, 02:03
#15
Posted 2005-August-01, 02:39
1♦-1♥
1♠-1NT
2♠*-4♠
2♠ now shows 5♠ and 6♦ (or 6+7) and a strong hand. Partner's ugly values make him sign off, after which I can RKCB and park in 6♠, making if spades are 3-2 and diamonds no worse than 4-2.
But give partner 1 more diamond and 1 less spade and I might end up in a very bad slam.
#16
Posted 2005-August-01, 07:32
#17
Posted 2005-August-01, 08:37
#18
Posted 2005-August-01, 09:53
Because the 2C opening is the albatross of natural systems, I stongly feel it pays to define these bids quite closely. Therefore, my partner and I decided there were three basic hand types that would open 2C: NT hands, 1-suiters, and 2 suiters and all can be shown.
2C-2D is a 99% forced asking bid. (2N is a virtual yarborough with at least 2 cards in every suit and opener places the contract. 3C, 3D are exactly Qxxxxx with no more that a J outside.)
2H- a la Kokish relay, either a 22-23 NT or a heart-2 suiter after which 2S asks.
2S- an unspecified 1-suiter and asks for controls.
2N- 24-25 NT
3C/3D,3H Spades and the suit bid.
Therefore with this hand I could bid:
2C-2D
3D-3H* *transfer
3S-4S
Without this type of system, put me in the 1D camp.
Winston
#19
Posted 2005-August-01, 19:24
flytoox, on Aug 1 2005, 09:03 PM, said:
Trouble with that approach is that 1♦ and 1♠ show a MAX (the way I play Precision) of 15 points --- so it's entirely possible that you ONLY get to play in a partial if P has the hand shown
After consideration I think those who vote for 1♦ (playing anything except a strong club system) got it right -- one can ALWAYS reverse to 2♠ if necessary --unless it goes 1♦ P P P
#20
Posted 2005-August-01, 19:59

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