♠A987
♥xxx
♦K7x
♣K9x
Red vs White your partner opens with a weak 2 in spades and they get to 4♥:
2♦-(Pa)-2♥-(3♥)
3♠-(4♥)-???
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4333 and a weak 2 in front Imp's
#1
Posted 2013-March-16, 19:04
wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:
Also, he rates to not have a heart void when he leads the ♥3.
rbforster, on 2012-May-20, 21:04, said:
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#3
Posted 2013-March-16, 22:00
It seems partner has some strange 2S opener via multi. What would 2S opening have meant as opposed to multi?
And now he bids 3S freely without anything known in responder's hand and at unfavorable colors. He must have one odd distributional thing; if he can be trusted at all, 4S should be automatic.
And now he bids 3S freely without anything known in responder's hand and at unfavorable colors. He must have one odd distributional thing; if he can be trusted at all, 4S should be automatic.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
#4
Posted 2013-March-17, 00:30
This depends on partner. I find the 3S bid bizarre opposite a sane partner. Playing with the given partner, who knows? I pass!
"The King of Hearts a broadsword bears, the Queen of Hearts a rose." W. H. Auden.
#5
Posted 2013-March-17, 01:03
The two significant views seem to be:
If partner does something strange, she must have a reason. or
If partner does something strange, she must be wrong.
I prefer to go thru life/Bridge with the first idea, until pard proves differently.
If partner does something strange, she must have a reason. or
If partner does something strange, she must be wrong.
I prefer to go thru life/Bridge with the first idea, until pard proves differently.
"Bidding Spades to show spades can work well." (Kenberg)
#6
Posted 2013-March-17, 04:07
aguahombre, on 2013-March-17, 01:03, said:
If partner does something strange, she must have a reason.
Good point. The only plausible reason for bidding 3♠ in this auction but not opening 3♠ originally is that partner missorted his hand. He either found another A and K, or an extra spade or two. Likely, this makes 4♠ right.
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#7
Posted 2013-March-17, 04:33
cherdano, on 2013-March-17, 04:07, said:
Good point. The only plausible reason for bidding 3♠ in this auction but not opening 3♠ originally is that partner missorted his hand. He either found another A and K, or an extra spade or two. Likely, this makes 4♠ right.
Quite correct. I did overlook this scenario.
"The King of Hearts a broadsword bears, the Queen of Hearts a rose." W. H. Auden.
#8
Posted 2013-March-17, 04:53
I would definitely bid 4♠ and would rather have bid something higher than 2♥ last time...assume 3♥ would be P/C
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