You hold
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Nil vul, partner deals and opens 1♠. It's matchpoints.
RHO overcalls 2♦, you make a negative double (sorry, you're not playing NFB's), LHO raises to 3♦, partner doubles and over to you.
Is this obvious? Does the level of your opponents matter?
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Just checking
#1
Posted 2012-August-25, 16:21
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#2
Posted 2012-August-25, 18:37
I don't know if it is obvious. But MY partner would have about an 18 count with something like 5-3-2-3 distribution. Will settle for 4H.
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#3
Posted 2012-August-26, 04:03
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But MY partner would have about an 18 count with something like 5-3-2-3 distribution.
And what would he do with 15-16 ?
I think it's obvious 4H now anyway. 3H is too small a target with hand that distributional.
#4
Posted 2012-August-26, 08:19
bluecalm, on 2012-August-26, 04:03, said:
And what would he do with 15-16 ?
Open 1NT. But like I said, "My" partner. You might have a different one.
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#5
Posted 2012-August-26, 18:14
aguahombre, on 2012-August-26, 08:19, said:
Open 1NT. But like I said, "My" partner. You might have a different one.
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#6
Posted 2012-August-26, 20:29
Why can't pard be 5134 16-count or something? 3H looks plenty. Pard is allowed to raise on an 18-19 NT
#7
Posted 2012-August-27, 18:16
MickyB, on 2012-August-26, 20:29, said:
Why can't pard be 5134 16-count or something? 3H looks plenty. Pard is allowed to raise on an 18-19 NT
Because then he doesn't have a takeout double. Did you mean 5314?
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