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Rebid your 6-card major instead of 4 card minor?

Poll: What is your bid? (26 member(s) have cast votes)

What is your bid?

  1. pass (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  2. double (2 votes [7.69%])

    Percentage of vote: 7.69%

  3. 2 nt (1 votes [3.85%])

    Percentage of vote: 3.85%

  4. 3 club (1 votes [3.85%])

    Percentage of vote: 3.85%

  5. 3 diamond (19 votes [73.08%])

    Percentage of vote: 73.08%

  6. 3 heart (2 votes [7.69%])

    Percentage of vote: 7.69%

  7. 3 spade (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  8. 3 nt (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  9. other (1 votes [3.85%])

    Percentage of vote: 3.85%

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#1 User is offline   xx1943 

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Posted 2010-October-08, 05:51

Scoring: IMP<br/><br/>SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
   1     pass   1NT      2
   ???
You play 2/1, 1NT is forcing for 1 round.


If you scroll down, you'll find the complete hand and the story to it.























This was the full hand
Scoring: IMP

Our teammates bid:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
   1     pass   1NT      2
   3     pass   3NT    pass
 pass   pass

-lead and down one.

At our table the opponents didn't play 2/1 and they went easy to 6 and were on the way to 7

SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
   1     pass    2      pass     It is not my style to bid 2 as overcall on that lousy suit.
   3     pass    5      pass
   6    pass    6      pass
 pass   pass
Easily made 7. We lost 1490 and 16 IMPs ;)

3 questions:

1) Who is to blame for the 3NT desaster?
2) How do you bid this slam (at least 6 using 2/1?
3) Would you bid the East hand at the 2 level?

Thanks in advance for your answers
With kind regards
Al
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#2 User is offline   Free 

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Posted 2010-October-08, 06:02

I have a great hand, why wouldn't I bid my 2nd suit? Partner can false pref , he can cuebid below 3NT,...
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Posted 2010-October-08, 06:13

Would it not be more sensible to bid 2NT as a 6-4 which permits you to make a direct bid with 5 cards (something partners who love to know about). With strong more balanced hands you dble.
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Posted 2010-October-08, 08:33

First, show 2nd suit when partner asked 2nd suit? So, 3D and wanting to get them in with C-void. Min would pass or double to accent DT.
Second, 1H-1N(F1) almost always locates a S-fit for opponents. Here 5xS and the worst fit: 2xS, but escape in 5xC --some shape to take advantage of opponents picturing this hand for us. Wouldn't 4xS North bid 1S instead of 1N? Wouldn't Flannery opener show 4S5H? Neither done this hand.
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Posted 2010-October-15, 00:14

dake50, on Oct 8 2010, 09:33 AM, said:

First, show 2nd suit when partner asked 2nd suit? So, 3D and wanting to get them in with C-void. Min would pass or double to accent DT.
Second, 1H-1N(F1) almost always locates a S-fit for opponents. Here 5xS and the worst fit: 2xS, but escape in 5xC --some shape to take advantage of opponents picturing this hand for us. Wouldn't 4xS North bid 1S instead of 1N? Wouldn't Flannery opener show 4S5H? Neither done this hand.

If the opponents play Flannery, is there not more of a danger here, since responder will routinely bypass a four card spade suit? Nothing precludes opener from being of a reverse strength with 4, either. At least you're likely to run into a 4-4 break in trumps, though.

2 is safer and it has a greater upshot: the lead.
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Posted 2010-October-15, 00:17

Free, on Oct 8 2010, 07:02 PM, said:

I have a great hand, why wouldn't I bid my 2nd suit? Partner can false pref , he can cuebid below 3NT,...

Agree with this.
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Posted 2010-October-15, 11:22

3 GF why not?? Allways show (at least) 9 cards instead of 6 (unless your 6-card suit looks like 7 and your 4 card suit looks like 3 ;) .

btw if prt would rebid 3N i would even bid 4 on this hand.
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