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#1 User is offline   gwnn 

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Posted 2012-October-11, 00:27

1D-p-1H-1S
x-2S-3C

if
a. double is takeout
b. double is (mandatory) support
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Posted 2012-October-11, 00:59

Without discussion non forcing.
With my regular partners forcing because I sacrificed my 2 NT rebid to show non forcing hands.
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Posted 2012-October-11, 01:25

Which reminds me that this is a great place for 2NT=good 3H bid (I hope the OP will forgive my hijack).
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Posted 2012-October-11, 01:51

Just competitive, in both cases. With a good hand, you start with double.

Maybe you should play transfers here?
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
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Posted 2012-October-11, 04:24

NF of course.
2nt as hand with 6 hearts sounds interesting. 2nt as comp hand sounds bad, you want to show your suit before they bid 3s if you're weak.
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Posted 2012-October-11, 05:34

I doubt it.

What will work in which situation better?
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Posted 2012-October-12, 03:11

View Postgnasher, on 2012-October-11, 01:51, said:

Just competitive, in both cases. With a good hand, you start with double.

Maybe you should play transfers here?

You should!
It works very well.

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Posted 2012-October-12, 05:19

View PostCodo, on 2012-October-11, 00:59, said:

Without discussion non forcing.
With my regular partners forcing because I sacrificed my 2 NT rebid to show non forcing hands.

This for me (although we put the good hands through 2N in denominations other than clubs)
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