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Deal #41 AQ942 9 A AKQ862

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Posted 2014-May-17, 22:30

You are South and dealer. Imps. All white. East bids 2D if available. This is an old Meckwell deal.


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Posted 2014-May-17, 22:57

Silent Club:

1-1N-(2) strong; GF majors; natural
P-X relay ask; longer hearts
2-3 ask; 4531
4-4 RKC; 1/4
6

Interference at or below 2 by 4th hand can be relayed over with little cost if one is so inclined. Here we end up on the +0 track since their bid stole only 2 steps and those come back with P and X.
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Posted 2014-May-17, 23:31

In Unassuming Club,
1C-1H (two-way / natural positive) (2D)
2S-3S (strong, 5+ spades / natural)
and a keycard auction is the fast path to 6S.

I always bid a 5-card spade suit before a 6-card minor in Standard or 2/1, too, but I realize many people playing a system with the same name would start with 3C ... though if it went 3C-3S-4NT you'd get there just as fast.

I am surprised by North's 3NT bid in the posted Meckwell auction - which appears to be the culprit for missing the spade fit and slam.
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Posted 2014-May-18, 04:57

C3: Copious Canapé Club

1 - 1NT (G.F. = majors or any 5-5) (2)
2 (SAB-3) - 3 (3+ & 1-2 controls) -
3 ( Honor Ask in ) - 4 (Q or better) -
6 all pass
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Posted 2014-May-18, 09:20

IMPrecision shouldn't have a difficulty with the posted deal. Would this rearrangement pose more of a challenge?


I think for me it would start...

1C-1H (2D)
3C-3N

Now can opener force with 4H or more important, learn that partner has Kxxx? Responder could temporize with

1C-1H (2D)
3C-3D

which would locate the heart fit but endplay opener with A Ax xxx AKQxxx
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Posted 2014-May-18, 09:31

In all these sequences I'd be bidding 4M over 3N rather than 4 and expect it to show 6-5.
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Posted 2014-May-18, 09:39

View PostCyberyeti, on 2014-May-18, 09:31, said:

In all these sequences I'd be bidding 4M over 3N rather than 4 and expect it to show 6-5.


But is 4M forcing? Does it show extra and will responder know that his Kxxx is enough for slam?
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Posted 2014-May-18, 10:40

TOSR:

1 - 1 (16+; 4+ , GF)
(2) - 2 (interference, breaking relays; natural, agreeing )
(RKC etc.) - 6
foobar on BBO
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Posted 2014-May-18, 12:13

View Poststraube, on 2014-May-18, 09:39, said:

But is 4M forcing? Does it show extra and will responder know that his Kxxx is enough for slam?


I think it must do, I've got enough to cover a misfit if partner has a minimum GF 5251/6151.
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Posted 2014-May-18, 13:08

1-1-(2) (16+ ; GF 5+)
2*-3 (5+ ; fit)
4-4 (serious cue ; cue)
4NT-5 (RKC ; 1/4)
6-pass

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Posted 2014-May-18, 20:11

IMPrecision:

1 (16+) - 1 (4+ may have longer side suit) - (2)
4 (SPL for spades) - 4
4nt - 5 (1/4)
6 - Pass
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Posted 2014-May-19, 01:39

Polish, either hand: 1C-1M (2D); 3C-3oM; 4D-4oM; RKC...6oM
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Posted 2014-May-20, 01:36

1(15+nat/bal, 21+any)-1(4+ 6-12)-(2)
3(4+ GF)-4
4NT(RKC)-5(1/4)
6
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Posted 2014-May-26, 10:11

Two-way pass:

pass 1 (2)
2 3
4NT 5
6

pass = 0-8 or 15+
1 = nat 9-14
2 = the 15+ variant
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