Reasonable though not great standard event, opps are playing Acol.
Hand from yesterday What to do?
#1
Posted 2011-December-12, 06:17
Reasonable though not great standard event, opps are playing Acol.
#2
Posted 2011-December-12, 06:48
over there as well as almost all of your sides
clubs. Your suits are not independent enough to
keep any decision you make from being a massacre
(think custers last stand). I may be a big
chicken but I would
pass
and hope the opps have misguessed where they belong
after all im not really SURE I can beat 6c am I?
#3
Posted 2011-December-12, 10:11
wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:
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#4
Posted 2011-December-12, 10:57
#5
Posted 2011-December-12, 11:04
Partner couldnt act over 1♣ holding 6+♠? This means he is either broke, which means 5♣ make easily or he doesnt have any points in ♠, good news. Besides I dont see them bidding 6♣, even if it is right. Even if p is broke we migth escape for -1 or -2 if he has some useful spot or lenght on my suits, so I would gamble and bid it.
#6
Posted 2011-December-12, 17:33
#8
Posted 2011-December-12, 20:17
#9
Posted 2011-December-13, 02:04
#10
Posted 2011-December-13, 06:00
After all, no double, but 5H instead is not interested
in spades thus H+D.
#12
Posted 2011-December-14, 21:11
For instance, he doesn't like being used as a human shield when we're being shot at.
I happen to think it's a very noble way to meet one's maker, especially for a guy like him.
Bottom line is we never let that difference of opinion interfere with anything."
#13
Posted 2011-December-16, 13:37
5♣ bidder has also a distributional hand with one or two short red suits, so there may be suprisingly many losers in our game and yes it will be doubled.
But hey everybody else is going to bid 5♥, so i may just join the band .