Yesterday, sitting north, playing imps, all vulnerable, I picked up this hand:
Void AKQJ9 AQ653 AJ3
starting with East the bidding proceeds: (p)p(2s)? I chose to double then cue bid, but after I wondered if I make a michaels bid and cue again if that would send the same message that I have a very strong 2 suited hand?
Tyia,
Jef
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Double and cue or Michaels and cue
#1
Posted 2003-October-23, 10:49
Jef Pratt
Surrendering to existential truth is the beginning of enlightenment.
Surrendering to existential truth is the beginning of enlightenment.
#2
Posted 2003-October-23, 12:17
First cuebid, partner responds, and then you cuebid...
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#3
Posted 2003-October-23, 14:20
I'd Michaels that hand easily - I got game easily in sight and if pard can't tolerate hearts, you may avoid a bad minor game. Doubling allows the other player to further the preempt, so take the bid from them...
"Champions aren't made in gyms, champions are made from something they have deep inside them - a desire, a dream, a vision. They have to have last-minute stamina, they have to be a little faster, they have to have the skill and the will. But the will must be stronger than the skill. " - M. Ali
#4
Posted 2003-October-23, 16:35
double also runs the risk (slight or not) of partner leaving it in.. argh eh?
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