Another what do you bid?
#1
Posted 2009-June-11, 19:03
All nv
rho opens 1H
You hold:
AKQTxxx
AJT987
void
void
What is your plan? I will post the full hand in a couple of days, and "yes", the H pips are exactly as posted.
#2
Posted 2009-June-11, 19:16
#3
Posted 2009-June-11, 21:14
Slam is possible but the only way that we can find it is if partner shows 4+ (5+?) support. That is quite unlikely and 4S may make life miserable for the opponents. I will double 5m.
#4
Posted 2009-June-11, 21:18
#5
Posted 2009-June-11, 22:57
The_Hog, on Jun 11 2009, 08:03 PM, said:
All nv
rho opens 1H
You hold:
AKQTxxx
AJT987
void
void
What is your plan? I will post the full hand in a couple of days, and "yes", the H pips are exactly as posted.
4s once again give up on slam after first seat 1h bid.
#6
Posted 2009-June-12, 01:29
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#7
Posted 2009-June-12, 01:32
Pd may have a yarb with a spade void and I will still make 6 as long as they lead a heart and spades behave.
Besides, espacially when spades do not behave, there are hands, where they can make a lot in a minor and I do not want to encourage them to bid one.
Roland
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#8
Posted 2009-June-12, 01:35
Codo, on Jun 12 2009, 02:32 AM, said:
Pd may have a yarb with a spade void and I will still make 6 as long as they lead a heart and spades behave.
Besides, espacially when spades do not behave, there are hands, where they can make a lot in a minor and I do not want to encourage them to bid one.
If you are RHO and your partner leads a heart, I'll give 2 guesses at what card you shouldn't play.
#9
Posted 2009-June-12, 01:40
Anyone considered rho psyched maybe?
#10
Posted 2009-June-12, 02:58
If you are RHO and your partner leads a heart, I'll give 2 guesses at what card you shouldn't play. [/quote]
Okay, which two?
One example:
Partner lead the 4, you see the 5 in dummy and you look at KQ632.
Which card do you play?
Of course you can read the 4 as a singleton, because your opps always jump to 6 Spade with AJT987 in your suit.
I cannot read leads as good as you- at least not in this case.
But I have a story to tell when I let them make 6 spades because I played an Honour to the first trick.
Your story, how you let 6 spade through because you gifted them two tricks in hearts when declarers holding was AT opposite a singelton 5 will not make it to the journals.
Roland
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#11
Posted 2009-June-12, 03:02
wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:
rbforster, on 2012-May-20, 21:04, said:
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#12
Posted 2009-June-12, 04:29
Another question to the 4♠ bidders: If it goes
(1♥) - 4♠ - (4NT/dbl) - Pass
(5m) - ?
are you going to sit?
With that strength and the boss' suit I am not afraid to bid it slowly.
4♠ is KQJxxxx-AQx-Kx-x which has about 3 or 4 tricks less.
#13
Posted 2009-June-12, 08:32
Ulrich, on Jun 12 2009, 02:29 AM, said:
Has anyone else noticed this guy's remarks?
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#14
Posted 2009-June-12, 08:53
Codo, on Jun 12 2009, 03:58 AM, said:
jdonn, on Jun 12 2009, 04:35 PM, said:
Codo, on Jun 12 2009, 02:32 AM, said:
If you are RHO and your partner leads a heart, I'll give 2 guesses at what card you shouldn't play.
Okay, which two?
One example:
Partner lead the 4, you see the 5 in dummy and you look at KQ632.
Which card do you play?
Of course you can read the 4 as a singleton, because your opps always jump to 6 Spade with AJT987 in your suit.
I cannot read leads as good as you- at least not in this case.
But I have a story to tell when I let them make 6 spades because I played an Honour to the first trick.
Your story, how you let 6 spade through because you gifted them two tricks in hearts when declarers holding was AT opposite a singelton 5 will not make it to the journals.
Declarer can ruff his other heart in dummy, what does it matter if you let him win the ten? Ok if dummy is 0166 you got me, although then you might have enough minor suit cards too to realize partner won't have Jxxxx. Ok I give up, can you just show me a full hand where playing low would cost? Dummy is 1192 and he throws a club loser maybe? And what was this hand with a heart and club loser that jumped to 6♠? And I was unlucky enough that partner had the only 5 card holding where he wouldn't lead the ten or the jack as well?
We didn't even mention there is a huge chance the opening leader doesn't even have a heart.
#15
Posted 2009-June-12, 09:09
Phil, on Jun 12 2009, 02:32 PM, said:
Ulrich, on Jun 12 2009, 02:29 AM, said:
Has anyone else noticed this guy's remarks?
Ya. Ich have.
#16
Posted 2009-June-12, 21:10
Okay, which two?
One example:
Partner lead the 4, you see the 5 in dummy and you look at KQ632.
Which card do you play?
Of course you can read the 4 as a singleton, because your opps always jump to 6 Spade with AJT987 in your suit.
I cannot read leads as good as you- at least not in this case.
But I have a story to tell when I let them make 6 spades because I played an Honour to the first trick.
Your story, how you let 6 spade through because you gifted them two tricks in hearts when declarers holding was AT opposite a singelton 5 will not make it to the journals. [/QUOTE]
Ok I give up, can you just show me a full hand where playing low would cost? ? And what was this hand with a heart and club loser that jumped to 6[sp]? And I was unlucky enough that partner had the only 5 card holding where he wouldn't lead the ten or the jack as well?
We didn't even mention there is a huge chance the opening leader doesn't even have a heart. [/quote]
1. I bet at the table 95 % of all players will take an honour from KQxxx.
2. Declarer may have a 7240 with solid spades opposite a 3145, 3136 etc and he is able to discard a diamond so that he has no diamond loser anymore.
No this is not very likely at all, but a million times more likely then a 76 hand with exactly AJT987 in the suit you have opened.
3. I wrote ...as long as they lead a heart... so yes, I took into account that this slam will fail when lho is void in this suit.
Roland
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#17
Posted 2009-June-13, 02:06
We call juniors "kiddies". The kiddy who held this bid 6S. West doubled and south sent it back. Ah, the confidence of youth.
Amusing hand.