Another of those threads homage to jdonn
#1
Posted 2010-April-28, 18:26
♠AKQx
♥xxxxx
♦x
♣Axx
1. Your call over opponent's 1♦ opening?
2. Your call over opponent's 1♣ opening?
Feel free to indicate any changes due to vulnerability over form of scoring.
#2
Posted 2010-April-28, 18:28
George Carlin
#3
Posted 2010-April-28, 18:28
Double 1♦, 1♥ over 1♣.
#4
Posted 2010-April-28, 18:37
#5
Posted 2010-April-28, 19:14
#6
Posted 2010-April-28, 19:15
I guess at MP 1♠ has more merit than at imp... but still pretty bad and all.
George Carlin
#8
Posted 2010-April-29, 02:04
I would bid 1S over 1C but not really sure why, I would rather have those spades in the auction than those hearts. Spades probably won't plat too well on diamond forces mind.
No real logic behind this choice, just what I would do as I attempt to overcall 1S as often as possible.
#9
Posted 2010-April-29, 03:37
--Always remember you're unique. Just like everyone else.
#11
Posted 2010-April-29, 05:35
After 1♣:
2004 1♥
2007 2♣ showing 44+M
2010 1♠ or pass planning to Dbl later
2013 ???
#12
Posted 2010-April-29, 07:35
jdonn, on Apr 28 2010, 07:28 PM, said:
me too and I think it is rather obvious.
#13
Posted 2010-April-29, 07:37
Echognome, on Apr 28 2010, 08:14 PM, said:
What, no, why?
You gave us far too good a hand to do anything but bid our longest suit over 1C. And over 1D a takeout double is just too obvious.
#14
Posted 2010-April-29, 10:56
1♠ overcall over 1♣ has some superficial appeal, but why can't we expect that this is our hand? I mean, maybe after pard had already passed and we didn't have the ♣A.
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#15
Posted 2010-April-29, 14:47
#16
Posted 2010-April-29, 15:33
-P.J. Painter.
#17
Posted 2010-April-29, 16:27
#18
Posted 2010-April-29, 17:54
jdonn, on Apr 29 2010, 05:27 PM, said:
If you put a diamond next to a diamond, neither seems to dazzle as much as when you put either next to a plain stone.
-P.J. Painter.
#19
Posted 2010-April-30, 01:52
I would not criticize much if 1H over either, but I like Dbl better on the 1D.