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#1 User is offline   mike777 

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Posted 2013-October-16, 00:24

1x=1s
4s

opp silent or they make simple overcall


what does this show?
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Posted 2013-October-16, 03:17

Without interference it is a strong hand, if you bid 3 on most 18-19 balanced it would be a maximum semibalanced hand or a 5431, maybe 6421, which was unsuitable for a splinter in your style (stiff ace or king).

With interference I like to play it as the same but I think most people cuebid with the (semi)-balanced hands. In that case it would be 5116 with minimum HCPs.
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Posted 2013-October-16, 03:44

Like helene wrote except that I would not rule out balanced hands and would say that 5422 is one of the most common shapes. If you wanted a description, it would be: "Values for game (on power) with 4 spades and no shortage suitable for a splinter raise." An example hand might be KQxx, Ax, Kx, AKxxx.
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Posted 2013-October-18, 03:00

thank you for kind


this seems to be a very very often auction on bbo

One I get often wrong.
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Posted 2013-October-18, 05:35

View PostZelandakh, on 2013-October-16, 03:44, said:

Like helene wrote except that I would not rule out balanced hands and would say that 5422 is one of the most common shapes.

Yes that's what I mean by maximum semibalanced. My sentence was a bit convoluted though :)
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Posted 2013-October-18, 06:58

An important point is, if partner is a passed hand or not.
That Opener showes a (semi)bal. shape is necessarily the case, if partner
is a passed hand.
After an intervention, it will also be relevant, if you play splinter same
as without interference, or if you play splinter only in their suit

After interference I would also guess, that the shown high card strength
drops, i.e. that game bidding is a bit streched.
Without add. discussion you may not have a forcing raise av.

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Posted 2013-October-18, 08:27

View Postmike777, on 2013-October-18, 03:00, said:

this seems to be a very very often auction on bbo

One I get often wrong.


Good comments on what it SHOULD be but I also have seen it all over the map on bbo.
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