Guess I am mostly looking for your methods on bidding these types of hands assuming you are playing a strong 2♣. Usually I would open 1, but this and others are just too good.
♠AQ63
♥A
♦A3
♣AKJT84
What methods do you use to find the 4/4 major fits? Another question I was debating is uses for minor bids after a Kokish relay. (I have never seen these or read anything about them.) like..
2♣-2♦
2♥-2♠
3♣/♦
Thanks for posting on the thread,
Don
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How would you handle this one? Not so good at handling 5m+4M or 6m+4M
#1
Posted 2013-January-17, 14:30
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#2
Posted 2013-January-17, 17:04
I think the classic meaning for 3m after kokish is: I have this suit and hearts as well (5+♥, 4+ minor)
Finding 4-4 spades doesn't look so hard, bid 3♣, and over 3 red bid 3 spades.
Finding 4-4 spades doesn't look so hard, bid 3♣, and over 3 red bid 3 spades.
#3
Posted 2013-January-17, 17:15
After 2♣ - 2♦; 3♣, responder can mark time with 3♦ to give opener a chance to bid a 4-card major
You don't have that luxury with diamonds, but you can use
2♣ - 2♦
3♦ to show single-suited diamonds and
3M to show 4M, 5+♦
You're in worse shape if 2♣ - 2♥ is a double negative because now you need 3♥ as natural.
You don't have that luxury with diamonds, but you can use
2♣ - 2♦
3♦ to show single-suited diamonds and
3M to show 4M, 5+♦
You're in worse shape if 2♣ - 2♥ is a double negative because now you need 3♥ as natural.
#4
Posted 2013-January-17, 20:25
kriegel, on 2013-January-17, 17:15, said:
After 2♣ - 2♦; 3♣, responder can mark time with 3♦ to give opener a chance to bid a 4-card major
You don't have that luxury with diamonds, but you can use
2♣ - 2♦
3♦ to show single-suited diamonds and
3M to show 4M, 5+♦
You don't have that luxury with diamonds, but you can use
2♣ - 2♦
3♦ to show single-suited diamonds and
3M to show 4M, 5+♦
Yeah this is what I'm currently playing, I think it's adequate. I do miss having a double negative over clubs(I don't play 2C 2H double negative), but whatever, it's worth it. There is just not enough space and finding 4-4 major suit fits must be the priority.
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