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Posted 2013-February-07, 17:13

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What is your plan?

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Posted 2013-February-07, 18:15

I'll start with 2 but I'm tempted by 3NT.
not sure what I'd do next...
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Posted 2013-February-07, 20:06

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Posted 2013-February-08, 01:12

I would bid 3NT.

And if they compete i will obey pd's decision knowing that he has a good view of my hand. Pd now may bid 4NT, we can make or can be a great/ok/a little poor sac vs their game. But i will not do it myself if pd passes.
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Posted 2013-February-08, 03:20

Is this not a textbook 3 call?
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Posted 2013-February-09, 03:46

complete hand:

I wondered if it is best to bid slow and give opps time to find best contract
or to bid fast and high immediately.
Maybe it will be more clear for opps if you bid 3NT/5 that you have long and it is even easier for them to find best game/slam.
I didn't know and probably there is no clear answer to it?
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Posted 2013-February-09, 03:48

View PostZelandakh, on 2013-February-08, 03:20, said:

Is this not a textbook 3 call?
What is 3 for you, natural?
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Posted 2013-February-11, 03:42

View Postkgr, on 2013-February-09, 03:48, said:

What is 3 for you, natural?

Asking for a stopper. The same hand with the red suits reversed.
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Posted 2013-February-11, 09:22

View PostZelandakh, on 2013-February-08, 03:20, said:

Is this not a textbook 3 call?

View Postkgr, on 2013-February-09, 03:48, said:

What is 3 for you, natural?

View PostZelandakh, on 2013-February-11, 03:42, said:

Asking for a stopper. The same hand with the red suits reversed.


I asked because when two suits are bid then we normally bid the suit in which we have a stopper. Doesn't that apply here?
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Posted 2013-February-11, 09:46

You can reverse these if you like. I prefer to ask, not only here but also in other two-suited auctions where this is certainly not standard (at least not for Americans and Germans).
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Posted 2013-February-11, 10:03

View PostZelandakh, on 2013-February-08, 03:20, said:

Is this not a textbook 3 call?

Sure, if 3 asks for a diamond stop.

To me, 3 would be natural and preemptive.
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