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What are your plans, if any, for overtricks?
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Posted 2013-January-28, 23:00
♣3 4th-best lead
What are your plans, if any, for overtricks?
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Posted 2013-January-29, 05:54
You would have been fine if you had run the diamonds before committing to the second finesse. At least your partner did not get upset and make a snarky comment!
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Posted 2013-January-29, 17:21
What is the form of scoring?
By the way, did 3♣ imply at least invitational values?
By the way, did 3♣ imply at least invitational values?
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Posted 2013-January-30, 03:16
jallerton, on 2013-January-29, 17:21, said:
What is the form of scoring?
By the way, did 3♣ imply at least invitational values?
By the way, did 3♣ imply at least invitational values?
Matchpoints, else this hand is a snoozer.
The 3C transfer could have been a bust hand. This was a robot tourney, where I often take optimistic views to generate more challenging declarer play situations. If with a regular partner rather than GIB, 2N would have been the diamond transfer and I would have bid 3C to show a suitable fit.
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Posted 2013-January-30, 05:43
♣A, ♠J for a double finesse.
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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