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So given the auction starts (1nt "15-17") 2♣!{1} (x!{2}) what would you play the following as:
xx
pass
2♦
other?
where the alerted bids were:
1 - single long suit
2 - staymen
and specifically how would you treat the following continuations:
xx (2♥) p (p)
x
p (2♥) p (p)
x
xx (p) p (2♥)
x
Is rdbl points or club tolerance and which of the dbls, if any, should be penalty oriented? Would any of this change if the 1nt was weak 12-14?
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capp/hamilton w/ dbl of 2c
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Posted 2007-September-23, 02:57
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Posted 2007-September-23, 03:14
xx = bid your suit
pass = I want to play in ♣
2♦ and other = natural
pass = I want to play in ♣
2♦ and other = natural
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Posted 2007-September-23, 11:30
I have the same agreements as Frederick, but I wonder if it isn't better for pass to mean "let's stay out of the auction".
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.
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Posted 2007-September-23, 11:43
Hi,
the method suggested by Free is standard,
given tha the X of 2C is stayman, it is
certainly not best, but it pays to have simple
agreements.
With kind regards
Marlowe
the method suggested by Free is standard,
given tha the X of 2C is stayman, it is
certainly not best, but it pays to have simple
agreements.
With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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