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How to get to 6H/6NT

#21 User is offline   SimonFa 

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Posted 2011-July-27, 14:50

Thanks for all the contributions,I particularly like the 1NT-3H to show slam interest and have already discussed it with partner as it is straight forward enough and she prefers simplicity, as do I.

Just to clear up a point - rightly or wrongly we play 1NT- 4NT is quantitative and 4NT after any suit sequence as RKCB.
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Posted 2011-July-28, 08:56

 SimonFa, on 2011-July-27, 14:50, said:

Thanks for all the contributions,I particularly like the 1NT-3H to show slam interest and have already discussed it with partner as it is straight forward enough and she prefers simplicity, as do I.

Just to clear up a point - rightly or wrongly we play 1NT- 4NT is quantitative and 4NT after any suit sequence as RKCB.

So what do you do with values for 1N-4N and 4 spades but not 4 hearts ? Provided you have an answer to that be it 2♠, 4♠ or whatever, that's a perfectly fine arrangement and 4N only quantitative direct has the big advantage of being simple.

Also don't overlook 1N-2♣-2♠ when you have a 4N bid with 4 hearts.
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