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simple raising mistake of Gib

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Posted 2015-April-22, 06:10


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Posted 2015-April-22, 08:50

From Gib convention card notes - " 1M-2M direct raise shows 7-10 points" so Gib should be raising directly to 2♠.

This delayed preference could be made on 5-7 pts and 2-3♠. What other bid Gib make with such a hand? So bad description.
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Posted 2015-April-22, 11:12

I think that the delayed raise should show up to 10 points with a doubleton support, up to 7 points with 3 card support. It may be one of those occasions where GIB flexed the Def by a card, the hand being so no trumpy that it suppressed the quality of the spade support . Quite reasonable I think.
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