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#1 User is offline   gwnn 

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Posted 2008-May-14, 18:59

void
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Posted 2008-May-14, 19:01

1♣ unanimous.
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Posted 2008-May-14, 19:02

rogerclee, on May 14 2008, 08:01 PM, said:

1♣ unanimous.

Well maybe 90%...1♣
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Posted 2008-May-14, 19:05

I would lead 2/4.

Wait, wrong thread.

I would not open 3♣, but I don't feel strongly between 1♣ (Good 6 card suit, good shape, 10HCP) and Pass (No defense at all). I admit I would likely open 1♣ at the table.
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Posted 2008-May-14, 21:00

Good canape hand.

Damn -- natural!

Uh...

1♣...2♣.
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Posted 2008-May-14, 22:20

I pass. So many queens..
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Posted 2008-May-14, 22:38

Pass.

Really hate 1C. This hand can bid later safely and bidding now will cause partner to misjudge a subsequent competitive auction. Bidding 1C is anti-preemptive -- it makes it easier for LHO to find a call. Opening 1C will make it hard to know if partner has 4 or 5 H, which affects the strain I want to play.
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Posted 2008-May-15, 00:13

Pass also.
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Posted 2008-May-15, 00:23

Pass. My partners like to bid 2NT or 3NT when I bid one of a minor, and this is not my idea of a 2nd seat preempt - it plays well in 3 suits. 3rd seat I'm bidding 3 clubs.
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Posted 2008-May-15, 01:03

Change hearts and diamonds and it's 3♣ for me in any place. Now it's propably pass.
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Posted 2008-May-15, 01:32

CSGibson, on May 14 2008, 11:23 PM, said:

My partners like to bid 2NT or 3NT when I bid one of a minor

I have a trick source? I can rebid 3♣ over 2NT, jamming them out of a 10-card spade fit?
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Posted 2008-May-15, 04:48

Pass but wouldn't object to 1♣. Playing Precision I open 2♣.
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  Posted 2008-May-15, 04:59

pass
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Posted 2008-May-15, 05:28

1♣, this is an opening and I don't have rebid problems...
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Posted 2008-May-15, 06:03

Easy pass for me. Not even close. I like open thin but marginal hands with too few controls always pass. Now we have short spades also.
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Posted 2008-May-15, 06:11

This hand bears no relation to a 3C opening bid.
1C or pass are both possible.
2C playing Precision is perfect.
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Posted 2008-May-15, 06:26

The hand is very offensive and, with an ODR of 7-to-2, it's worth a 3♣ bid for me. Tad aggressive but I find 1♣ rather TAME.
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Posted 2008-May-15, 07:48

Pass is OK
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Posted 2008-May-15, 10:27

3♣ would never enter my mind!
1♣ would, though - and I might pull that at the table.
But pass has got to be best for now.
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