What's your call here? Strong opponents, unknown partner but is known by opps and seems to be playing well.
dealing with pre-empts #85135
#1
Posted 2011-May-18, 03:11
What's your call here? Strong opponents, unknown partner but is known by opps and seems to be playing well.
#2
Posted 2011-May-18, 03:31
If pard passes the dbl, so much the better.
#3
Posted 2011-May-18, 05:02
#4
Posted 2011-May-18, 06:41
wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:
rbforster, on 2012-May-20, 21:04, said:
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#5
Posted 2011-May-18, 08:05

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
#6
Posted 2011-May-18, 08:08
#7
Posted 2011-May-18, 11:06
Hanoi5, on 2011-May-18, 06:41, said:
Your partner is forbidden to bid 6♠!, here is how 2 places to play works: You promise 2 places, and he must pick another 2. He bids his lowest pick, and you pass or correct. The lowest possible strain he picks cannot be spades.
#8
Posted 2011-May-18, 13:20
Hanoi5, on 2011-May-18, 06:41, said:
For my education could you explain why 6♥ would be disaster a call to the Director and a scandal, please?
Thanks in advance,
Simon
#9
Posted 2011-May-18, 13:28
SimonFa, on 2011-May-18, 13:20, said:
Thanks in advance,
Simon
This is a reference to a hand which occurred in last year's Spingold which caused a major scandal on these Fora and in the Bridge community in general. Without getting into the persons involved, in direct seat over a preempt a player jumped to slam in a 4-card suit rather than his near-solid 6-card suit. It turned out that the slam in the 4-card suit was cold (and virtually unbiddable) and the slam in the 6-card suit had no play. Ever since then, a number of posters (myself included) have commented about the possibility of jumping to slam in a 4-card suit whenever a remotely similar situation presented itself on these Fora.
#10
Posted 2011-May-18, 13:28
#12
Posted 2011-May-18, 16:44
http://www.bridgebas...40621-good-bid/
Anyway on this board, 6H makes..... but so does 6C (and 7C). Partner's hand is QJ9xxx Kxxx void xxx. I bid 6C which was passed out.
#13
Posted 2011-May-18, 18:33
manudude03, on 2011-May-18, 16:44, said:
I think that is very reasonable, but to be fair doubling should work also. Partner should take it out to 5♠ with his decent hand and a diamond void. We would then convert to 6♣.
#14
Posted 2011-May-19, 04:29
mfa1010, on 2011-May-18, 18:33, said:
And over 6♣ he...
I think I'd pass, but I don't find 6♥ unreasonable, 6♠ is not very appealing but also crosses my mind.
Spades produce discards for slow heart losers, that's the reason why I'd pass 6♣.