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So much strength, so few good bids

#21 User is offline   MrAce 

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Posted 2014-January-15, 10:43

View PostArtK78, on 2014-January-15, 09:32, said:

I have to agree with gszes that the strong hand did not plan the bidding well over 2. But I disagree with the plan that gszes suggests.

i would bid 2 over 2. This will allow me to bid clubs over any rebid that partner makes, and to bid again over partner's subsequent rebid. So I will be able to show a strong hand with 6-4 shape. This is unusual, in that normally the suit bidding sequence A-A-B is the weaker way to show this pattern (as opposed to A-B-A). But it is necessitated by space restrictions.

As the actual auction has gone, I think you are endplayed into bidding 4NT.


Yes, Zel pointed out that too, but we still don't know if 2 promised another rebid or not. If it promised you can bid 2 to gain space but as you admitted also AAB could mislead responder in another hand, where ABA could be solving problems at that point.

Fwiw, i am with those who are suggesting 4 NT over 3 NT.
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Posted 2014-January-15, 10:47

Opener rebidding his suit (1x-2y-2x) is not forcing for us. Responder will pass with an average 10-count, and then you look like a right numpty.

3H on the other hand is 100% GF and shows the 6th heart, but probably doesn't buy more than 3NT from pard, in which case you're no better off than you were here. This hand is obviously a poster child for 2/1 GF :)

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Posted 2014-January-16, 02:35

4NT, Quantitative.

If you accept the quant raise always by answering the Key Cards,
you can bid 6H, to give partner the option to choose between
6H and 6NT.

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