Playing 2/1 with a frequent forum poster you have few agreements beyond opening a bit lightish and responder inviting a bit heavy what is your rebid?
Imps
QJ64...Void....K92....AKT752
1C=1H
1S=1NT(could be 11 but not 12 or great 11)
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Your rebid?
#2
Posted 2006-July-10, 16:07
I'd bid 2♣. This has several advantages:
(1) It's probably a better partial than 1NT, and partner can pass it.
(2) If partner has a maximum with some kind of club fit, he can raise.
While it's occasionally possible to miss a game this way, I think you will find most of the making ones while still keeping the auction low when partner is minimum.
(1) It's probably a better partial than 1NT, and partner can pass it.
(2) If partner has a maximum with some kind of club fit, he can raise.
While it's occasionally possible to miss a game this way, I think you will find most of the making ones while still keeping the auction low when partner is minimum.
Adam W. Meyerson
a.k.a. Appeal Without Merit
a.k.a. Appeal Without Merit
#3
Posted 2006-July-10, 16:10
I would rebid a simple 2♣. I have a minimum 6-4 hand that is not suitable for NT play. I do not consider passing 1NT (or rebidding 2D) to be advisable. Admittedly, I could wind up playing in a 6-1 fit when we have a 5-3 fit in diamonds (a price for playing walsh). If partner has a good 10-11 per your system, there is nothing to stop P from taking a third bid. Describe your hand.
I am curious: what other rebid were you considering?
DHL
I am curious: what other rebid were you considering?
DHL
"That's my story, and I'm sticking to it!"
#4
Posted 2006-July-10, 16:15
I think the hand is a little good for 2♣ inspite of the heart wastage. I think I'd try 3♣ at IMPs, but 2♣ at MPs.
"Phil" on BBO
#5
Posted 2006-July-10, 21:09
13 HCP, nice distribution, but a void in PD's suit. 2C for me, all the way.
WTP ? .. neilkaz ..
WTP ? .. neilkaz ..
#6
Posted 2006-July-11, 01:56
2♣. If QJ of spades were the king, I'd try 3♣. As it is I lack quick tricks to make 3NT a possibility.
By the way, pard can still raise to 3♣ if he has a fitting 11 count.
By the way, pard can still raise to 3♣ if he has a fitting 11 count.
#7
Posted 2006-July-11, 03:51
2C.
I dont really care, what
responder has, I show were
I live.
With kind regards
Marlowe
PS: 3C is a overbid by at least
1 1/2 Ace, since it would be inv.
opposite 6-9, the usual range for
a 1NT response.
I dont really care, what
responder has, I show were
I live.
With kind regards
Marlowe
PS: 3C is a overbid by at least
1 1/2 Ace, since it would be inv.
opposite 6-9, the usual range for
a 1NT response.
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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