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Deal #34 AQ873 A53 T AK97
#2
Posted 2014-May-10, 22:45
Z-T bids this...
1C-1S 16+, GF bal
1N-2C asking, 8-10 no major
2D-3D asking, any 5D332
3S-4S natural, raise
1C-1S 16+, GF bal
1N-2C asking, 8-10 no major
2D-3D asking, any 5D332
3S-4S natural, raise
#3
Posted 2014-May-11, 11:30
Another simple auction for Meckwell-Lite with QPs:
1♣ - 1♦ (16+; ostensibly 0-7 or 0-4 QPs)
1♠ - 2♦ (4+♠ F1; 5-7ish 3 card raise)
4♠
1♣ - 1♦ (16+; ostensibly 0-7 or 0-4 QPs)
1♠ - 2♦ (4+♠ F1; 5-7ish 3 card raise)
4♠
foobar on BBO
#4
Posted 2014-May-11, 11:52
Borderline hand for north; I tend to treat these as semi-positives in IMPrecision because it limits the hand (and it tends to be easy to make sure we reach game).
1♣ (16+) - 1♠ (balanced or diamonds)
2♠ (min, spades and a minor) - 4♠
1♣ (16+) - 1♠ (balanced or diamonds)
2♠ (min, spades and a minor) - 4♠
Adam W. Meyerson
a.k.a. Appeal Without Merit
a.k.a. Appeal Without Merit
#5
Posted 2014-May-11, 15:45
C3: Copious Canape Club
1♣ - 2♦ (8-11 balanced)
2♠ (SAB-3) - 3♣ (3+♠ & 1-2 Controls) -
3♥ (CAB) - 3♠ (No 1st or 2nd round control) -
4♠ p p p
1♣ - 2♦ (8-11 balanced)
2♠ (SAB-3) - 3♣ (3+♠ & 1-2 Controls) -
3♥ (CAB) - 3♠ (No 1st or 2nd round control) -
4♠ p p p
Ultra ♣ Relay: see Daniel's web page: https://bridgewithda...19/07/Ultra.pdf
C3: Copious Canape Club is still my favorite system. (Ultra upgraded, PM for notes)
Santa Fe Precision ♣ published 8/19. TOP3 published 11/20. Magic experiment (Science Modernized) with Lenzo. 2020: Jan Eric Larsson's Cottontail ♣. 2020. BFUN (Bridge For the UNbalanced) 2021: Weiss Simplified ♣ (Canape & Relay). 2022: Canary ♣ Modernized, 2023-4: KOK Canape.
C3: Copious Canape Club is still my favorite system. (Ultra upgraded, PM for notes)
Santa Fe Precision ♣ published 8/19. TOP3 published 11/20. Magic experiment (Science Modernized) with Lenzo. 2020: Jan Eric Larsson's Cottontail ♣. 2020. BFUN (Bridge For the UNbalanced) 2021: Weiss Simplified ♣ (Canape & Relay). 2022: Canary ♣ Modernized, 2023-4: KOK Canape.
#6
Posted 2014-May-11, 17:33
Silent Club:
P-1♣
2♣-2♦ diamonds 1 suited; weak relay
3♦-4♦ 3352 GF (~8-11); end relay
4♥-4♠ forced; signoff
Remember north is a passed hand, no need to investigate too much.
P-1♣
2♣-2♦ diamonds 1 suited; weak relay
3♦-4♦ 3352 GF (~8-11); end relay
4♥-4♠ forced; signoff
Remember north is a passed hand, no need to investigate too much.
#7
Posted 2014-May-11, 18:20
1♣ - 2♣ [16+; 8+ with 5+♦]
2♠ - 3♠ [5+♠; 3+support]
4♥ - 5♦ [1st/2nd round controls in ♣, ♦, and ♥; 1st/2nd round control in ♦ not ♣]
6♠
West leads a ♥, and I end play him with the K♠ after eliminating the minors, East having pitched a ♦.
IRL I will probably subside in 5♠ (I'm a vegetarian).
We need to play SAB but how do you find a 4-4 side fit?
2♠ - 3♠ [5+♠; 3+support]
4♥ - 5♦ [1st/2nd round controls in ♣, ♦, and ♥; 1st/2nd round control in ♦ not ♣]
6♠
West leads a ♥, and I end play him with the K♠ after eliminating the minors, East having pitched a ♦.
IRL I will probably subside in 5♠ (I'm a vegetarian).
We need to play SAB but how do you find a 4-4 side fit?
#8
Posted 2014-May-11, 20:22
Trick13, on 2014-May-11, 18:20, said:
1♣ - 2♣ [16+; 8+ with 5+♦]
2♠ - 3♠ [5+♠; 3+support]
4♥ - 5♦ [1st/2nd round controls in ♣, ♦, and ♥; 1st/2nd round control in ♦ not ♣]
6♠
West leads a ♥, and I end play him with the K♠ after eliminating the minors, East having pitched a ♦.
IRL I will probably subside in 5♠ (I'm a vegetarian).
We need to play SAB but how do you find a 4-4 side fit?
2♠ - 3♠ [5+♠; 3+support]
4♥ - 5♦ [1st/2nd round controls in ♣, ♦, and ♥; 1st/2nd round control in ♦ not ♣]
6♠
West leads a ♥, and I end play him with the K♠ after eliminating the minors, East having pitched a ♦.
IRL I will probably subside in 5♠ (I'm a vegetarian).
We need to play SAB but how do you find a 4-4 side fit?
The first SAB is a 3-cd ask, if negative reply, then a second SAB is a 4-card ask. Asking again in the second suit (assuming negative reply) is a 3-cd ask - that's how Keylime and I play.
Ultra ♣ Relay: see Daniel's web page: https://bridgewithda...19/07/Ultra.pdf
C3: Copious Canape Club is still my favorite system. (Ultra upgraded, PM for notes)
Santa Fe Precision ♣ published 8/19. TOP3 published 11/20. Magic experiment (Science Modernized) with Lenzo. 2020: Jan Eric Larsson's Cottontail ♣. 2020. BFUN (Bridge For the UNbalanced) 2021: Weiss Simplified ♣ (Canape & Relay). 2022: Canary ♣ Modernized, 2023-4: KOK Canape.
C3: Copious Canape Club is still my favorite system. (Ultra upgraded, PM for notes)
Santa Fe Precision ♣ published 8/19. TOP3 published 11/20. Magic experiment (Science Modernized) with Lenzo. 2020: Jan Eric Larsson's Cottontail ♣. 2020. BFUN (Bridge For the UNbalanced) 2021: Weiss Simplified ♣ (Canape & Relay). 2022: Canary ♣ Modernized, 2023-4: KOK Canape.
#9
Posted 2014-May-12, 06:47
North opens 1♦ in Molybdenum.
1♦ - 1NT
2♦ - 2♠
4♠ - P
1♦ = 0-10, 4+ diamonds
1NT = Forcing, asks
2♦ = 7-10
2♠ = Forcing
1♦ - 1NT
2♦ - 2♠
4♠ - P
1♦ = 0-10, 4+ diamonds
1NT = Forcing, asks
2♦ = 7-10
2♠ = Forcing
Become yourself.
#10
Posted 2014-May-12, 07:18
Pass 2000
North opens:
1♠-2♥ [8-11 balanced, no 5 card major; transfer to spades]
2♠-3♣ [normal transfer accept; natural GF]
4♠
Dubbelklubba (our version of Swedish Club)
South opens:
1♣-2♣ [11--13 balanced or 17+; 8+ (so about 8-10) hcp with 5+ diamonds]
2♠-3♠ [natural strong; support]
4♠
North opens:
1♠-2♥ [8-11 balanced, no 5 card major; transfer to spades]
2♠-3♣ [normal transfer accept; natural GF]
4♠
Dubbelklubba (our version of Swedish Club)
South opens:
1♣-2♣ [11--13 balanced or 17+; 8+ (so about 8-10) hcp with 5+ diamonds]
2♠-3♠ [natural strong; support]
4♠
#13
Posted 2014-May-16, 02:57
Two-way pass:
pass 1♣
1♠ 2♠
2NT 3♣
3♦ 4♦
4♠
pass, 1♣ = 0-8 or 15+
1♠, 2♠ = nat 15-20, nat 4-7
2NT = unspecified short suit trial
3♣ = waiting bid
3♦ = singleton
4♦ = ace across, and a max
4♠ = hands mesh, but that's probably not enough...
If opener is an optimistic bidder, this would end up in 6...
pass 1♣
1♠ 2♠
2NT 3♣
3♦ 4♦
4♠
pass, 1♣ = 0-8 or 15+
1♠, 2♠ = nat 15-20, nat 4-7
2NT = unspecified short suit trial
3♣ = waiting bid
3♦ = singleton
4♦ = ace across, and a max
4♠ = hands mesh, but that's probably not enough...
If opener is an optimistic bidder, this would end up in 6...
#14
Posted 2014-May-16, 12:45
Pass-1♣ (meh ; 16+ any)
1NT-2♥ (8-10 bal ; transfer 5+♠)
2♠-3♠ (accepting trf like after a NT opening ; GF with 5♠ and doesn't want partner to play 3NT with fit)
4♠-pass (3+♠ ; ok)
We play our NT structure over 1♣-1NT. Definitely not the best idea, but it's easy on the mind and lets an unbalanced hand describe (if he wants to). Opener could also show his ♣s (2NT) after which responder would bid 3♦ showing a ♠ fit. Now opener can show his ♦ shortage with a 5=3=1=4. But imo opener is too weak to start looking for slam unless responder can superaccept.
1NT-2♥ (8-10 bal ; transfer 5+♠)
2♠-3♠ (accepting trf like after a NT opening ; GF with 5♠ and doesn't want partner to play 3NT with fit)
4♠-pass (3+♠ ; ok)
We play our NT structure over 1♣-1NT. Definitely not the best idea, but it's easy on the mind and lets an unbalanced hand describe (if he wants to). Opener could also show his ♣s (2NT) after which responder would bid 3♦ showing a ♠ fit. Now opener can show his ♦ shortage with a 5=3=1=4. But imo opener is too weak to start looking for slam unless responder can superaccept.
"It may be rude to leave to go to the bathroom, but it's downright stupid to sit there and piss yourself" - blackshoe
#15
Posted 2014-May-27, 10:06
The South hand is close to the boundary for a strong club. With 7 controls upgrading seems to be the right decision though, and besides this auction is (slightly)more interesting than 1♠ - 2♠ etc, since it makes North declarer:
1♣ = 15-17 nat/bal or 18+ any
... - 1♦ = most non-GF hands
1♥ = 18-20 any or 23+ bal
... - 1♠ = most hands
2♠ = 5+ spades, 18-20
... - 4♠
1♣ = 15-17 nat/bal or 18+ any
... - 1♦ = most non-GF hands
1♥ = 18-20 any or 23+ bal
... - 1♠ = most hands
2♠ = 5+ spades, 18-20
... - 4♠
(-: Zel :-)
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