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Bbradley62, on 2012-February-02, 12:33, said:
Are these tools frequently employed by B/I players?
Luckily, not LTC.
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Posted 2012-February-02, 12:35
Luckily, not LTC.
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
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Posted 2012-February-02, 12:58
Bbradley62, on 2012-February-02, 12:33, said:
Are these tools frequently employed by B/I players?
Not at the table, hopefully. But they certainly can be used as a guide or source for post mortems or for study of the decision making process.
There are actually folks whose bidding system is designed solely on the LTC principle, but I certainly don't recommend it.
KNR
ODR
LTC
LTT
and others are concepts/tools for judging the value of a hand in battle, not really meant to be styles or system methods in and of themselves.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
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Posted 2012-February-02, 16:42
gwnn, on 2012-February-02, 03:29, said:
Didn't you use to play this as a strong two-ish hand?
Hah, yes this was actually some massive knowledge hole that I had that was outted on the forums. I posted once that I thought 4H showed a hand like Phil suggested, and it became apparent that I was wrong, and then I asked my real life friends also and they had the same reaction as phil had to phil in this thread ("Are you retarded jlall?"). Obv I would just jumpshift now with a hand like that. Gwnn if you could find that thread I would be happy
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Posted 2012-February-03, 08:22
phil_20686, on 2012-February-02, 11:35, said:
Indeed, it came across with the Romans courtesy of Hellenic Medicine. It was one of the oldest stable spellings in the English Language before you corrupted it 
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.Older than "neighbour"?
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Posted 2012-February-04, 09:29
Bbradley62, on 2012-February-02, 12:33, said:
Are these tools frequently employed by B/I players?
Hmm, difficult question. The people who use these tools usually don't describe themselves as B/I.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.
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Posted 2012-February-09, 00:42
aguahombre, on 2012-February-01, 17:36, said:
Opener (you) seem to be showing a hand with 7 hearts and a KNR of around 19.
5C now, as responder would be fine, and let partner make the next mistake. I don't like the 1S response with L.R. in hearts and everything but spade values, but that wasn't asked.
5C now, as responder would be fine, and let partner make the next mistake. I don't like the 1S response with L.R. in hearts and everything but spade values, but that wasn't asked.
I was just about to say this --> the 1♠ bid is unnecessary and misleading. I'd make another move but I'm not sure I would go on to slam if I found out we were missing a keycard.
There is a big difference between a good decision and a good result. Let's keep our posts about good decisions rather than "gotcha" results!