myhands stalking
#1
Posted 2010-October-18, 06:26
A
KQJxx
KQx
xxxx
his RHO opened 3♠, he doubled (agree?), LHO bid 4♠ and CHO doubled also, RHO passed.
3♠-x-4♠-x
p-?
imps, nobody vuln.
George Carlin
#2
Posted 2010-October-18, 06:44
Does that mean I get to abstain for part 2 please?
Edit: I hope I am not the stalkee. Although... it would not have been the first time I disagreed with my own call.
#3
Posted 2010-October-18, 07:31
#4
Posted 2010-October-18, 08:07
gwnn, on Oct 18 2010, 07:26 AM, said:
A
KQJxx
KQx
xxxx
his RHO opened 3♠, he doubled (agree?), LHO bid 4♠ and CHO doubled also, RHO passed.
3♠-x-4♠-x
p-?
imps, nobody vuln.
this looks like a take the money in hand hand
the Freman, Chani from the move "Dune"
"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it."
George Bernard Shaw
#5
Posted 2010-October-18, 08:50
#6
Posted 2010-October-18, 09:03
I think this is clear, which is not the same as saying that it is bound to work out well.
Partner had 4N available with a purely offensive hand and I am missing a lot of Aces, not to mention my club losers.
That's not to say that he can't have enough to cover me, but he'd be (at least) at top of range to hold 2 Aces and enough other stuff, either in hcp or in suit length, to make an 11 trick adventure a good proposition. I have found that playing partner for maximums when he bids under pressure is a losing proposition in the long run, even if it works on some hands.
#7
Posted 2010-October-18, 10:32
#8
Posted 2010-October-18, 16:39
keylime, on Oct 18 2010, 11:32 AM, said:
Agree with the pass because we have a high card in the opponent's suit, disagree with the comment that partner's double was a "let's stop right here" bid.
#9
Posted 2010-October-20, 01:11
#11
Posted 2010-October-20, 11:31
gwnn, on 2010-October-18, 06:26, said:
imps, nobody vuln.♠ A ♥ KQJxx ♦ KQx ♣ xxxx
his RHO opened 3♠, he doubled (agree?), LHO bid 4♠ and CHO doubled also, RHO passed.
3♠-x-4♠-x
p-?
Presumably, partner's double shows "cards". I concede that there is a strong case for passing (a trump trick, a shortage of aces, a flat hand, and the vulnerability)
#12
Posted 2010-October-20, 11:45
George Carlin