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#1 User is offline   CSGibson 

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Posted 2013-February-13, 10:19



1 was 10-15 HCP, 0+ diamonds (playing a big club system). It will only be 0 diamonds if opener is 4=4=0=5 shape. Partner would usually rebid 1N with a spade singleton and an otherwise balanced hand in the 11-13 range, so 2 either indicates that the hand is out of range, or that it is 5-4 in the minors, either way. A NT opening by our side would be 14-16. Beyond those considerations, it is a relatively normal 4th suit forcing auction. After 3N, is there an intelligent way to explore slam in a natural framework?
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Posted 2013-February-13, 10:35

I'd be very inclined to bid 4 to agree clubs, then hope either partner or I will keycard (depending on what you use to ask if 4 doesn't ask in itself) and I can then convert clubs to spades. I presume 1-2/3 would be weak (it's unlikely you would want to splinter opposite a potentially 0 card suit).
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Posted 2013-February-13, 10:47

View PostCyberyeti, on 2013-February-13, 10:35, said:

I'd be very inclined to bid 4


Yeah, this is forcing and regardless of what pard does next (expecting 4/) 4 is a slam try that pard MAY be able to cooperate with.
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Posted 2013-February-13, 10:55

View PostCyberyeti, on 2013-February-13, 10:35, said:

I'd be very inclined to bid 4 to agree clubs, then hope either partner or I will keycard (depending on what you use to ask if 4 doesn't ask in itself) and I can then convert clubs to spades. I presume 1-2/3 would be weak (it's unlikely you would want to splinter opposite a potentially 0 card suit).


1D-2S would be an artificial game force showing a minor oriented hand. 1D-3S is weak.
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Posted 2013-February-13, 12:31

4H is coming in spades since with a minor you would bid 4 of a minor and with hearts you would have bid 3H last time.
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Posted 2013-February-13, 12:34

FWIW I would just keycard over a 4S signoff after 4H. Even when it's not cold, a lot of the time it will be on the lead (eg partner has x Qx KQxxx Axxxx) which is a very good slam, and the rest of the time you are probably on a hook. Depending on how light you open, a really bad day you will have no play (--- Qxx QJTxx AJTxx which I believe most would not open), but I wouldn't really worry about it.
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Posted 2013-February-13, 14:12

View PostJLOGIC, on 2013-February-13, 12:31, said:

4H is coming in spades since with a minor you would bid 4 of a minor and with hearts you would have bid 3H last time.



That totally makes sense to me, but I didn't think of it last night.
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Posted 2013-February-13, 20:43

I've declared too many times on 4M forcing bids that make sense to even think about them now :P
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