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Posted 2011-April-11, 19:35

View Postpeachy, on 2011-April-09, 16:55, said:

If not, or if on uncertain ground (pickup for example), then 3C.

If in doubt, bidding the opponent's suit will force your partner to stop and think and (hopefully) not pass :-)
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Posted 2011-April-13, 11:57

View Posttwix1, on 2011-April-05, 15:06, said:

During club play this hand came up. It should be simple but I can't think of the right bid



I feel possible bids are 2s,3s and 3c partner also suggest X can show drury or 2d, 4s was also suggested based on it being a 7 loser hand I'm not fond of that. So suggestions on what to bid here and the difference between 3c and 3s would be appreciated.

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SAYC please, KISS please: 3 exactly what you have.


and if you agreed to play BWS2001Defaults, indeed, I quote:

Inresponding to a major-suit opening over an overcall:

(a) a double is negative through three spades;
(b) two notrump is natural (invitational) and nonforcing (jump ornot);
© over a simple overcall, a cue-bid shows a raise withgame-invitational or greater strength, and a jump cue-bid is asplinter (direct jump-raises are preemptive);
(d) four-notrump is Key-Card Blackwood (jump or not);
(e) a jump-shift ispreemptive.

SO ALSO 3. This hand is not strong enough for a cue-bid.




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Posted 2011-April-13, 12:23

Some people believe eleven dummy points is worth a true invite, Lurpoa.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
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Posted 2011-April-13, 16:19

View PostLurpoa, on 2011-April-13, 11:57, said:

SAYC please, KISS please: 3 exactly what you have.


and if you agreed to play BWS2001Defaults, indeed, I quote:

Inresponding to a major-suit opening over an overcall:

(a) a double is negative through three spades;
(b) two notrump is natural (invitational) and nonforcing (jump ornot);
© over a simple overcall, a cue-bid shows a raise withgame-invitational or greater strength, and a jump cue-bid is asplinter (direct jump-raises are preemptive);
(d) four-notrump is Key-Card Blackwood (jump or not);
(e) a jump-shift ispreemptive.

SO ALSO 3. This hand is not strong enough for a cue-bid.



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Posted 2011-April-14, 01:37

View PostMrAce, on 2011-April-13, 16:19, said:

Way to go Lurpoa !





What do you mean ?
SAYC ? BWS2001 ?

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Posted 2011-May-11, 00:37

the key question is how to show yr 4 support with passing hand:
1.3=weak jump
2.3=8hcp around
3.2N=INV balance hand
4.4C=SPL 10-11 hcp

I prefer 3.by the way 2/3 underbid,DBL should NEG 8hcp+
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Posted 2011-May-12, 00:10

View Posttwix1, on 2011-April-05, 15:06, said:

During club play this hand came up. It should be simple but I can't think of the right bid



I feel possible bids are 2s,3s and 3c partner also suggest X can show drury or 2d, 4s was also suggested based on it being a 7 loser hand I'm not fond of that. So suggestions on what to bid here and the difference between 3c and 3s would be appreciated.

Scoring is MP





A typical 4 hand I would say.
For MP, you can withhold and and bid 3: I would not.

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