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Rebid after 1NT forcing

#1 User is offline   fingolfin3 

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Posted 2010-August-27, 09:37

Scoring: MP

Bidding goes:
1-(P)-1NT!-(P)
2-(P)-?


Now what?

This is the kind of hand that makes me want to switch to 1NT semi-forcing...
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Posted 2010-August-27, 09:38

2 as Bart for me.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 09:40

2 for me
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Posted 2010-August-27, 11:30

pass you are not down yet but your chances of going down will increase if you keep bidding
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Posted 2010-August-27, 12:47

What do you do with 5-3-3-2 ? Rebid better minor or always 2 ?
Anyway I think it's close between passing and 2. I need to think about it before answering.
Problem with passing is that you may be in 3-3 fit. Problem with 2 is that you may end up in 5-1 fit (partner is supposed to pass with 5-1-(4-3). I don't know what is more likely and I don't know how worse is playing in 3-3 club fit.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 12:57

bluecalm, on Aug 27 2010, 01:47 PM, said:

What do you do with 5-3-3-2 ? Rebid better minor or always 2 ?
Anyway I think it's close between passing and 2. I need to think about it before answering.

We play that you rebid 2 with 5-3-3-2 (and 3 clubs). Which, obviously, increases the likelihood that it's a 3-card suit.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 13:02

he was asking what you rebid with 5332 and a doubleton club
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Posted 2010-August-27, 13:25

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he was asking what you rebid with 5332 and a doubleton club


Yes. Maybe it doesn't matter though and one should bid 2 anyway ? What do you think ?
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Posted 2010-August-27, 14:05

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  2♦ as Bart for me.


Good for you. Perhaps not the right thread for this.
I think it's not close between Pass and 2. Take your medicine and pass.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 15:29

wank, on Aug 27 2010, 02:02 PM, said:

he was asking what you rebid with 5332 and a doubleton club

Oh sorry, wasn't aware that bidding a doubleton club was an option in 1NT forcing systems. No, we would bid 2, the longer minor, with exactly 5-3-3-2.

Looks like opinions are split between 2 and passing 2. I probably would have bid 2 if the suit was better (Axxxx or something). But now that I think of it, 2 might be the best option anyway. Opener can easily have 3 hearts (5-3-2-3, 5-3-1-4), and even a 5-2 fit in a major is probably better at matchpoints. It's only a problem if opener has only one heart, like 5-1-3-4 or 5-1-2-5 (oops).

At the table, I passed 2. Partner was 5-2-3-3 and managed to make it for +90 and a middling score.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 16:09

2H playing donnbart.
and the result can be plotted on a graph.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 17:09

Without special agreements I pass.

If we're playing 2C=2+, 2D=4+, that will make me much more nervous, but I still pass.

When the hearts get to be as good as QJT8x, I will consider lying with another bid.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 17:24

bluecalm, on Aug 27 2010, 02:25 PM, said:

Yes. Maybe it doesn't matter though and one should bid 2 anyway ? What do you think ?

i'd put dummy down pronto.

a 3-3 fit when we've got a singleton spade is unlikely to be a disaster and it will be difficult for the opps to defend.

if we rebiddintg 2c on 5332 i'd still pass. if partner's got that shape that's life
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Posted 2010-August-27, 18:38

Looks like an obvious pass of 2C. Bidding 2H on this pathetic H suit is a joke.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 19:56

Definitely pass unless playing what han said.
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Posted 2010-August-27, 21:07

Pass and pray.
OK
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Posted 2010-August-28, 00:19

You guys are passing because you think 2 is better contract on average than 2 or because you are afraid bidding won't end the auction ?

After thinking about it a bit more and generating some hands I tend to believe 2 is better bid at matchpoints (because often both partscores make). At imps it should be very close.
My opinion is not strong though.
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Posted 2010-August-28, 00:43

Why am I passing? Because partner has shown AT LEAST 8 cards in 2 suits and may well have more. Bidding 2H on 5 to the J is absurd in this scenario. Partner should expect a decent suit, or at least a long suit for this sequence.
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Posted 2010-August-28, 00:53

bluecalm, on Aug 28 2010, 01:19 AM, said:

You guys are passing because you think 2 is better contract on average than 2 or because you are afraid bidding won't end the auction ?

After thinking about it a bit more and generating some hands I tend to believe 2 is better bid at matchpoints (because often both partscores make). At imps it should be very close.
My opinion is not strong though.

Both partscores making, you are very optimistic :P

I have no idea really, I don't have very much experience with forcing NT anymore, playing semi-forcing NT it is an easy pass. Seems like a good hand for your favorite thing...a sim! Hands like this show why I think forcing NT sucks :)
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Posted 2010-August-28, 07:44

JLOGIC, on Aug 28 2010, 01:53 AM, said:

bluecalm, on Aug 28 2010, 01:19 AM, said:

You guys are passing because you think 2 is better contract on average than 2 or because you are afraid bidding won't end the auction ?

After thinking about it a bit more and generating some hands I tend to believe 2 is better bid at matchpoints (because often both partscores make). At imps it should be very close.
My opinion is not strong though.

Both partscores making, you are very optimistic :P

I have no idea really, I don't have very much experience with forcing NT anymore, playing semi-forcing NT it is an easy pass. Seems like a good hand for your favorite thing...a sim! Hands like this show why I think forcing NT sucks :)

so from the previous we can infer that IYO semi forcing 1NT semi-hoovers? :)
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