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#1 User is offline   wyman 

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Posted 2009-November-13, 13:14

r/r imps

KT / x / AKTxxx / AJxx

1S-2D;
2H-3C;
3H-3S;
4S-?

Are you worth another bid here? If so, what?

If 4N RKC, partner shows 1. If you ask for the queen, he has it.

Are you bidding the slam?
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Posted 2009-November-13, 13:37

I pass 4.
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Posted 2009-November-13, 13:38

This looks like a misfit. I think I would have stopped in 3NT instead of supporting spades.
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Posted 2009-November-13, 13:48

Agree with the bidding so far. 3N would be wrong when partner could be 6-5.

Now I pass. Just too much work to do in slam when partner can't show any life over 3.
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Posted 2009-November-13, 14:10

Phil, on Nov 13 2009, 02:48 PM, said:

Agree with the bidding so far. 3N would be wrong when partner could be 6-5.

Now I pass. Just too much work to do in slam when partner can't show any life over 3.

Agree with both comments. 3S shows what you have. Opener can judge to play in 3N.

Also, partner's 4S shows he might have opened a weakish 5-5. So, i pass.
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Posted 2009-November-13, 14:13

I have a good hand, but partner's 2nd, 3rd and 4th bids are about the worst possible ones. Hence I would give up at 4.
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Posted 2009-November-13, 15:38

Btw, if you wanted to move over 4, you should bid 5, asking for good trumps. If partner has good trumps, you at least have a shot at making slam (and it may be good). If his trumps are bad, you want to stay far away from slam in 4S - but at least 5S will get you to stop there.
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Posted 2009-November-13, 15:55

easy pass
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Posted 2009-November-13, 20:02

Pass. Not enough trumps to set up hearts with ruffs, and no good diamond fit.

I don't know how well I'd like my chances in 6S with a spade lead.
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