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A few decisions from Oceanside

#21 User is offline   kayin801 

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Posted 2011-May-03, 12:32

1) 1
2) X
3) No, open 1, though that 7 nearly pushed me to upgrade! (I am completely okay with bidding 1NT over 1 and with raising 1 to 3)
I once yelled at my partner for discarding the 'wrong' card when he was subjected to a squeeze that I allowed by giving the wrong count with too high a card. Now he's allowed to pitch aces when the opponents have the king in the dummy. At trick 2. When he could have followed suit. And blame me.

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Posted 2011-May-04, 07:08

View PostPhil, on 2011-May-02, 10:55, said:

1. xxx xx J9x Q9xxx. No one vul. (1) - x - (pass) - ?

2. Kxxxx KTx Axx xx. You are vul. (2) - 3 - (4) - ?

3. Ax JT7x AJ9xx Ax. All red, you deal (your announced range for 1N is 15-17, but upgrades are allowed. Yes or no?)


1. Canonical 1 response, intending to pass pard's 1M or 1NT rebid.

2. Dbl. If pard bids spades, so much the better :)

3. This may be worth an upgrade, but with the 54 shape that's streching it. 1, then rebid diamonds.
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Posted 2011-May-07, 01:11

:D I would have survived this set of boards

1. 1 seems safest and no raise of pard's 2NT since the probably won't run

2. Pass - my hand is just an ace and a king on offense with a small doubleton in support, and certainly not enough defensive tricks to guarantee a set once I flag my trump holding. I'll try to look bored and hope for a plus.

3. 1 - I want a lead, and I'm happy to rebid a heavy 1NT. Why mastermind when you are the class of the field?
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Posted 2011-May-07, 11:29

+1 to anyone to whom it at least occurs to pass on #2. I have to admit, this never occurred to me.
If you lose all hope, you can always find it again -- Richard Ford in The Sportswriter
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Posted 2011-May-15, 11:15

1, 1D and pass 2NT (we have 25-26 hcp but it is not going to be pretty to play)
2, Pass (this is a style thing and looks to be related to the interesting Kit Woolsey discussion from a couple months back - I think the 'normal' action is probably double)
3, 1NT (balanced hand, worth 15 - masterminding is not opening it with the value bid)
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