Partner is on lead in a NT contract.
He leads K. It is our agreement that KING asks for attitude.
From J104 does partner play the J?
This has always been my understanding. In a group discussion there was disagreement.
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Attitude? 2/1 ACBL
#2
Posted 2011-June-05, 16:36
dickiegera, on 2011-June-05, 16:02, said:
Partner is on lead in a NT contract.
He leads K. It is our agreement that KING asks for attitude.
From J104 does partner play the J?
This has always been my understanding. In a group discussion there was disagreement.
Opinions
He leads K. It is our agreement that KING asks for attitude.
From J104 does partner play the J?
This has always been my understanding. In a group discussion there was disagreement.
Opinions
That's my understanding too. Now if partner has AKQx he can lead the x to our T and we take 4 tricks. If partner has something like AKxxx and was looking for the Q (rather than leading 4th best or attitude), the J will show the T but deny the Q and partner can figure out what to do.
#3
Posted 2011-June-06, 07:24
What has this got to do with SAYC or 2/1?
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#4
Posted 2011-June-06, 17:34
I don't know the convention whereby K asks for attitude, but the usual card to play on a K lead when holding JT is the jack, showing the ten and inviting pard to follow up with a low card.
Note that pard usually has the 9 to lead the K from KQ. Otherwise he just leads low.
Note that pard usually has the 9 to lead the K from KQ. Otherwise he just leads low.
#5
Posted 2011-June-06, 19:24
For starters it is pretty unusual to have JTx and pard leads K at nt. I expect pard to have 3 honors for this lead.
I grant usually you give attitude but here you really need to listen to the bidding and look at dummy cards.
1) attitude often but
2) count may be more important here
3) with other rare holdings suit pref may be best.
Here I play J and again I expect pard to have 3 honours.
I grant usually you give attitude but here you really need to listen to the bidding and look at dummy cards.
1) attitude often but
2) count may be more important here
3) with other rare holdings suit pref may be best.
Here I play J and again I expect pard to have 3 honours.
#7
Posted 2011-July-04, 12:12
pirate22, on 2011-July-04, 12:07, said:
normally as i understand it A or Q=attitude
k for count
k for count
This is completely irrelevant, because the OP is playing something else.
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#8
Posted 2011-July-05, 20:40
Yes, I think the Jack is the right play. I don't really see any reason to complicate this situation.
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