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Deal #44 AJT AKQ9732 3 AK

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Posted 2014-May-20, 22:26

You are South and fourth seat. Imps. Favorable. Hampson-Greco. The 4N bid was reported as RKC.


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Posted 2014-May-20, 22:43

While we used to open hands like North, we have become slightly more conservative in recent times (mostly to avoid the requirement that we alert/pre-alert all our 1M openings). So:

IMPrecision:

1 (16+) - 1 (spades)
1 (rel) - 1nt (diams or balanced or 3-suited)
2 (rel) - 2nt (short hearts)
3 (rel) - 3 (5143)
3 (rel) - 4 (5 RP)
4 (rel) - 4 (0/2 top spades)
4 (rel) - 5 (1 top diamond, no top club)
6

This sequence resolves basically responder's whole hand. Note that once we know 5 RP, it is difficult to construct a hand where slam is worse than on the heart break, so we might as well continue relaying.
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Posted 2014-May-21, 05:57

Silent Club:

Opening North:

1-2 light openings; 2/1 GF
2-3 min catch all; trumps agreed, slam interest
4-4N no interest; RKC
5-5 1/4; Q?
6-6 yes and K; done

If we passed,

P-1 weak; strong
1-1 4+ spades, usually GF; ask
2-2N secondary diamonds and heart shortness, GF; ask
3-3 5143; RKC
3N-4 1/4; Q?
4N-6 yes and K; ok

If we needed a swing, we could bid 6N on the latter auction (protected K), but spades can handle a bad heart break and with the strong hand looking at all the good spade spots it seems safest.
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Posted 2014-May-21, 10:07

TOSR:

1 - 1 (16+; GF 4+)
1 - 2 (relay; 4+ )
2 - 2N (relay; high short)
3 - 3 (relay; 5=1=4=3)
3 - 3 (QP ask; 5 QPs)
4 - 4 (DCB; , , not ) -> fixed
4N - 5 (DCB; not honour, Q)
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Posted 2014-May-21, 10:40

View Postakhare, on 2014-May-21, 10:07, said:

TOSR:

1 - 1 (16+; GF 4+)
1 - 2 (relay; 4+ )
2 - 2N (relay; high short)
3 - 3 (relay; 5=1=4=3)
3 - 3 (QP ask; 5 QPs)
4 - 4 (DCB; , )
4N - 5 (DCB; not , not , Q)
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Why does TOSR go from skipping to show to skipping to deny? 4 or more vs 3 or less holdings?
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Posted 2014-May-21, 11:07

View Poststraube, on 2014-May-21, 10:40, said:

Why does TOSR go from skipping to show to skipping to deny? 4 or more vs 3 or less holdings?

The annotation was on the wrong line. 4 showed , and denied . Now, 5 denies the singleton honour and shows second .
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Posted 2014-May-21, 11:31

Polish (sort of):
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1C-1S
2D[3+ fit, 18+]-2N[5S, max PH (perhaps we should just say some number of controls here)]
3C[shortness?]-3H
3S[trumps]-4D[cue]
4N[RKC]-5C[1]
5D[Q?]-5N[yes, no (other) king]
6S.
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Posted 2014-May-21, 14:22

Depends if North opens a weak two, but the result is the same:
2-2NT (weak 5+ ; relay, usually strong)
3-4NT (5 ; RKC)
5-5 (1 keycard ; Q?)
6-6 (Q+K no other Kings ; cool)

or

pass-1 (hand doesn't suit a 2 opening ; 16+)
1-2 (GF 5+ ; 5+)
3-3 (4+, usually not 6 ; Hx or 3 card fit)
3NT?-4 (what else? ; cue with fit)
4-4NT (cue ; RKC)
5-5 (1 keycard ; Q?)
6-6 (Q+K no other Kings ; cool)
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Posted 2014-May-21, 14:47

C3: Copious Canape Club

1 (16+) - 1 (4+, or balanced 11+ hcp) -
1 (Relay) - 2 (5 & 4+ minor) -
2 (Beta) - 2NT (1-2 controls) -
3 ( Honor ask) - 4 (2 Honors) -
6 all pass

Ultra Club Relay:

1 (16+) - 1 (4+, or balanced 11+ hcp) -
1 (Relay) - 2 (5 & 4+ minor) -
2 (Relay) - 3 (4) -
3 (Beta to keep bidding low) - 3 (1-2 Controls) -
3 (Honor Ask) - 4 (2 honors) -
6 all pass
Ultra Relay: see Daniel's web page: https://bridgewithda...19/07/Ultra.pdf
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Posted 2014-May-22, 03:49

P-1(15+nat/bal, 21+any)
1(4+ 6-12)-1(relay)
2(&)-2
2NT(5+-4 short )-3
3(5143)-3(RKC for )
3NT(1/4)-6
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Posted 2014-May-26, 11:15

Two-way pass:

1 4NT
etc... 6

1 = nat 9-14

Easy game, bridge :)
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