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Looks like an easy two suited opener to me. The suits are raggy, but the shape is good.
Can I abstain?
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"The OP also made it clear that he has the same understanding of the 2H opening as I do."
In a later post, not the original post!
In a later post, not the original post!
"The King of Hearts a broadsword bears, the Queen of Hearts a rose." W. H. Auden.
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Posted 2011-January-22, 03:35
f0rdy, on 2011-January-19, 08:56, said:
First in, all V.
Butler scored pairs, generic (ie fairly haphazard) club field of 12 tables.
Calls to choose from (that wouldn't be called psyches) are:
Pass, 1H, 2D (weak 2 in either major), 2H (weak, 5+H, 4+m), 3H, 4H
although I would expect universal condemnation for at least one of those.
What would you choose with the given conditions, and would you choose/consider other calls at any of:
different vulnerabilities, different scoring, different opposition?
PASS
NO PROBLEM YET
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Posted 2011-January-22, 06:55
mike777, on 2011-January-22, 03:35, said:
PASS
NO PROBLEM YET
NO PROBLEM YET
Ditto:) No need to gamble yet
