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#1 User is offline   jgillispie 

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Posted 2014-November-26, 16:20

As Dealer S, what is your bid?:






(Note: If you pass, what do you bid given the next round?)

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Posted 2014-November-26, 16:27

just keep passing.. the hand is defensive enough to withstand the dbls
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Posted 2014-November-29, 18:32

What's the second X? If it's penalty I'll respect it, if takeout, I know where it's getting taken out to.
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Posted 2014-November-29, 23:22

Not an expert, but isn't this forcing through to at least 2NT after the Pen X of 1NT?

Given that pass would be forcing logically this is a penalty double, which I will pass. My failure to crack 2D has to suggest a lack of values there, and if partner wanted to consult or try for some sort of cooperative penalty double of 2H he'd pass and I'd bid 3C. Given that partner knows mostly what's going on (I do not like that I have a 6 bagger in a short club context), his decision is more likely to be right.
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Posted 2014-November-30, 07:14

Pass and pass again.
The first pass is to give p the opportunity to dbl
now he does I am happy to pass.
If he had passed 2♥ I would have bid 3♣
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Posted 2014-December-01, 15:07

Why is 2d highlighted? Is it transfer? I play 123 doubles here. 1st double is values, 2nd double by either player take out, 3rd double penalties. Obviously changes the whole hand. If all doubles are penalties i am not ashamed of my hand with two bullets and two trumps. And with lho bidding 1nt, 3nt for us must be miles away.
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Posted 2014-December-01, 16:35

View Postjgillispie, on 2014-November-26, 16:20, said:


IMO. If partner's double is penalty, then Pass. Otherwise 3 .
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Posted 2014-December-02, 17:59

hard to imagine so many agreeing to pass over 2d. We have a
very nice 6 card club suit which p has zero reason to suspect we
have. Partner can never make a reasoned decision based on such
faulty information. P may be more than willing to sit for 2hx
if we are a balanced minimum but we are not even close to that
with our nice clubs and a hugely probable immediate side entry
in spades.

bid 3c

over 2d and save your passes for more balanced hands. Once in a rare
while you sill miss a nice penalty but you will bid a ton more games.


3c=8 pass=3 and this is over the 2d bid if you chose pass and the 2nd x
comes around you might as well pass and hope this is one of those 30% hands:)
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