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Posted 2014-October-17, 03:36
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Posted 2014-October-17, 04:00
This hand is much more awkward at MPs than IMPs, there are two lines that work at IMPs in 4♠, you want to pick one in particular at MPs.
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Posted 2014-October-17, 04:19
5♣. Swans play the long suit. I learned that the hard way at Cardiff 
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Posted 2014-October-17, 04:43
I ended up in 6♣ after a strong club opening, I wasn't really happy with my partner but now I think I was mostly at fault
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Posted 2014-October-17, 07:15
What's wrong with 4♠? Your auction showed something like a 6-4 clubs/spades. Can't partner declare a preference for spades?
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Posted 2014-October-17, 07:26
I think 4M over a 4m reopening its a control bid, not a preference. He wasn't enterily sure, but part of the problem comes from the ambiguous 3♠ bid. Maybe I can realice that when I reopen he knows I have real spades, but that didn't come to my mind at the table.
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Posted 2014-October-17, 11:38
Well, I managed the very pedestrian 4S making 10 tricks. I noticed two little errors on the site with the commenting though. First of all, I know you're meant to escape inputs for security, but the backslashes shouldn't be there on the client side. Also, the time posted is 17:44:9 as opposed to 17:44:09
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Posted 2014-October-18, 05:16
manudude03, on 2014-October-17, 11:38, said:
Well, I managed the very pedestrian 4S making 10 tricks. I noticed two little errors on the site with the commenting though. First of all, I know you're meant to escape inputs for security, but the backslashes shouldn't be there on the client side. Also, the time posted is 17:44:9 as opposed to 17:44:09
This is due to one of web developwers nightmare... when you send your comment, javascript (your computer) shows it to you, and it appears with backslashes and bad times. However if you reload the page (or if other user reads it) it is PHP (the server) who writes it, using their own methods, and those are good. Programming things twice sucks. But I should fix this thing.
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