MP, all non-vul.
♠-♥K9xx♦AQ♣KQ8xxxx
(p)-p-(1♠)-?
1. 2♣ or dbl?
2. What do you do after ... (2♠)-p-(p)-?
3. after ... (3♠)-p-(p)-?
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0427 What do you do?
#2
Posted 2014-April-05, 09:27
2♣, not enough strength if partner bids 2♦ over a double.
Then I bid 3/4♣ over 2/3♠.
Then I bid 3/4♣ over 2/3♠.
Become yourself.
#3
Posted 2014-April-05, 09:31
1: I like 2C best
2: Again I prefer 3C
3: I will have to dble here with some regret and be forced to convert D to clubs. I may not be that happy should partner pass this double.
2: Again I prefer 3C
3: I will have to dble here with some regret and be forced to convert D to clubs. I may not be that happy should partner pass this double.
#5
Posted 2014-April-05, 23:02
I bid 2C over 1S, 3C over 2S and double over 3S. 3NT or 4H may be playable and we won't find them if I bid 4C. Not that 4C would be natural for me.
#6
Posted 2014-April-05, 23:06
1) 2♣
2) Double. Partner needs only ♥QJxxx to have a good play for 4♥.
3) 4♣, but my coin toss could have flipped to pass just as easily. Bidding to the 4 level feels so unilateral. Aside from our risk in 4♣, there is also the danger that I could push the opps into a make-able 4♠.
Funny coincidence. I had this South hand on BBO yesterday. Very similar hand pattern, but my ♥s were strong enough to give me another choice. 3♠ was down one.
2) Double. Partner needs only ♥QJxxx to have a good play for 4♥.
3) 4♣, but my coin toss could have flipped to pass just as easily. Bidding to the 4 level feels so unilateral. Aside from our risk in 4♣, there is also the danger that I could push the opps into a make-able 4♠.
Funny coincidence. I had this South hand on BBO yesterday. Very similar hand pattern, but my ♥s were strong enough to give me another choice. 3♠ was down one.
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