What should you, as West do?
Your Bid?
#2
Posted 2013-May-02, 05:41
Both are dangerous in different ways, P will get Jxx, Kxx, KQJ10, Kxx or x, Kxxxx, xxx, KQxx, 2N will get xx, xxx, xxxx, Qxxx and S holding a big hand with short spades.
2N is 15-17 ish for us, so I'd probably do that.
#3
Posted 2013-May-02, 05:48
#4
Posted 2013-May-02, 06:00
wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:
rbforster, on 2012-May-20, 21:04, said:
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#5
Posted 2013-May-02, 06:18
#7
Posted 2013-May-02, 07:13
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#8
Posted 2013-May-02, 07:55
#9
Posted 2013-May-02, 15:43
prefer x since over 2n i can bid 3c and over (the inevitable?)
3d i can bid 3h warning p that i really really do not like diamonds.
W/O leb I am stuck with a not-really-makes-me-happy 2n since
all my finesses will go into the hand with the long spades Yuck.
Too much power to pass especially at IMPS. At MP one can take
a flyer and try for the "magic" 200 setting 2s but bear in mind most of
the time u can score 7 tricks against 2s you will be able to make game.
#10
Posted 2013-May-02, 18:39
#11
Posted 2013-May-03, 03:13
I would not have objected anyone who decided to pass.
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#12
Posted 2013-May-03, 05:24
#13
Posted 2013-May-03, 05:40
Whe know that partner is most likely short in ♠ and that even if he has enough strength (e.g.8-9 HCP) for game, he does not have a bid over 2♠.
So I think that 2NT is mandatory.
#14
Posted 2013-May-03, 11:00
#15
Posted 2013-May-03, 11:03
Can't pass - partner would not act in direct seat without full values or perfect takeout shape. We could easily have a game.