Dealer north, 2/1
bidding double dummy
#1
Posted 2011-December-27, 17:27
Dealer north, 2/1
#2
Posted 2011-December-27, 17:33
2d=3d
3s=3nt
4h(rkc in d)=4nt(1-4)
5d=p
for me north had too many extras to pass 3nt but I understand if some prefer pass.
south had a very minimum hand.
#3
Posted 2011-December-27, 18:12
3nt - pass
a.k.a. Appeal Without Merit
#4
Posted 2011-December-27, 18:44
#5
Posted 2011-December-27, 20:03
1♥-3♣
3nt
all pass
if you have that in your bag.
1♥-1nt
2♦-3♦
3♠-3nt
all pass
if you don't.
#6
Posted 2011-December-28, 06:51
2D (2) - 4C (3)
5D (4)
(1) forcing
(2) 4+, a common agreement
(3) fit jump, diamond fit, 5+ clubs, max, the alternative would be 2S -
the impossible 2S, showing a fit and a max, this would lead to 3NT,
after a 3S bid by opener
(4) given the club single, there is not a lot of interest in playing anything else
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#7
Posted 2011-December-28, 13:20
jillybean, on 2011-December-27, 17:27, said:
Dealer north, 2/1
1H - 1NT!
2D - 2S! ( Impossible Spade... showing top end of 1NT! w/Diam fit )
3NT
TWOferBRIDGE
"imo by far in bridge the least understood concept is how to bid over a jump-shift
( 1M-1NT!-3m-?? )." ....Justin Lall
" Did someone mention relays? " .... Zelandakh
K-Rex to Mikeh : " Sometimes you drive me nuts " .
#8
Posted 2011-December-29, 04:18
1H - 1NT
2D - 2S
3S - 3NT
Auction in preferred style:-
1H = 10-17 unbal, 5+ hearts
... - 2C = < invitational (~6-9), 4+ clubs, denies 4 spades
2D = nat
... - 2S = super-max diamond raise
3N
#9
Posted 2011-December-29, 08:30
#10
Posted 2011-December-29, 09:54
jillybean, on 2011-December-29, 08:30, said:
my guess is pard forgot about impossible 2spades here where he could bid 2s forcing 2nt and then 3c or 3d to show a good invite in c or d and a direct 3c or 3d over 2d which could show something weaker. An easy convention to forget on this deal.
#11
Posted 2011-December-29, 10:34
#12
Posted 2011-December-29, 14:10
jillybean, on 2011-December-29, 08:30, said:
I would not like to be in 3NT on these hands.
After 1H - 3C (invitational) I think opener has a choice between passing and raising clubs.
As a double-dummy bidding problem, you want to play in either a club partial or in 5C, and this is difficult.
One possibility is for responder to ignore the diamond fit, and bid 1H - 1NT - 2D - 3C, assuming that 3C is constructive (which it would be for some people).
#13
Posted 2011-December-29, 15:17
I have in my notes a tidbit from Fred G.... where you can improve on Responder's rebids when Opener has rebid 2D :
His suggestion ( I can't find the original thread ):
1H - 1NT
2D - 2S! ( either a good Club hand or strong Diam raise )
2NT! ( asks ) - ??
......................3C = good Club hand ( direct 3C over 2D would be a lesser hand )
......................3D = strong Diam raise
Just thinking out loud, let's say the 2S! always shows the strong Diam raise:
1H - 1NT
2D - 2S! ( strong Diam raise + something else )
2NT! ( what else? ) - ??
..............................3C = Club-stop(s), no Sp-stop
..............................3D = 5+ Diam or questionable stops
..............................3H = honor-x doubleton Ht
..............................3S = Sp-stop(s), no Cl-stop
.............................3NT = Cl & Sp-stop
TWOferBRIDGE
"imo by far in bridge the least understood concept is how to bid over a jump-shift
( 1M-1NT!-3m-?? )." ....Justin Lall
" Did someone mention relays? " .... Zelandakh
K-Rex to Mikeh : " Sometimes you drive me nuts " .