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#1 User is offline   jules101 

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Posted 2011-June-07, 04:58



You are North.

3S was intended to be "full value raise to 4H" (or maybe more!)

What does 5C mean for you?

What does 5C show, and what do you bid now?
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Posted 2011-June-07, 05:08

5♣ is a slam try, so I respond with 5♦ and see if partner shows a spade control. I will raise 5♥ to 6♥.
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Posted 2011-June-07, 05:40

First round control / Values, indicating SI and the inabilitty to use RKCB,
quite often this means a void.
Lead director is out, since South is on lead against a spade contract.

What do I bid now? - 6H.

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Posted 2011-June-07, 06:25

This hand is so weird, are there two decks in play? 5♣ could be a second suit but I'm still afraid we're off two aces, I'd bid 5♦ but I'm passing 5♥ I'm afraid.

 wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:

Also, he rates to not have a heart void when he leads the ♥3.


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Posted 2011-June-07, 07:06

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Posted 2011-June-07, 07:07

Hmm. If 5♣ is a control, 6♥ is on. As suits my style, with precise tools unavailable I shoot it out with 6♥. Why tell ops I have the ♦A? Heck they may think we are saving and push to 6♠, or double a making 6♥.
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Posted 2011-June-07, 08:28

View Postpaulg, on 2011-June-07, 05:08, said:

5♣ is a slam try, so I respond with 5♦ and see if partner shows a spade control. I will raise 5♥ to 6♥.


I would think this has a very small risk. The risk is partner might go into the tank over your 5♦ bid then bid 5♥. It is true that if they complained about your 6♥ bid as UI and the director ruled in their favor I would laugh at the director. But, are you seriously thinking you can get to seven? I would think there isn't enough room to find the grand even if partner bids 5♠ so I would favor 6♥ now to avoid the possible unnecessary involvement the director. If I was thinking I might be able to get to grand, then I would like the 5♦ bid.
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