Now what?
Happy layouts - what would you do next?
#1
Posted 2015-June-22, 01:37
Now what?
#2
Posted 2015-June-22, 01:47
This should be a splinter.
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#3
Posted 2015-June-22, 02:54
4s I suggest slam....but hard to bid.
very often end up in 5d
#4
Posted 2015-June-22, 04:23
I see no reason to rush things. We are surely happy playing 5d so the opps will not easily outbid us and we may find the bidding has taken a VERY favorable turn if the opps continue to bid. If p is sitting all over lho we may end up with a very nice penalty. Sit back relax and enjoy the bidding as it unfolds but keep your trigger finger ready just in case a clear shot appears and x marks the spot:)
#5
Posted 2015-June-24, 04:22
#9
Posted 2015-June-24, 09:20
-gwnn
#12
Posted 2015-June-24, 09:58
London UK
#13
Posted 2015-June-24, 10:04
gordontd, on 2015-June-24, 09:58, said:
Yeah something like that. I screwed up too bad to even begin to describe what happened (was not a happy end), but one of our opponents suggested I should have passed. So I wondered - since it didn't even cross my mind there.
#14
Posted 2015-June-24, 11:58
-gwnn
#16
Posted 2015-June-25, 01:42
#17
Posted 2015-June-25, 02:08
mikeh, on 2015-June-25, 01:42, said:
5♦ is very good bid. I like pass more but after pass , u can be in trouble if they bid quicly 5sp. 5♦ can be the best bid.
#18
Posted 2015-June-25, 06:35
My X was just a confusion bid. Opps were playing 2♥ as a spade raise without intervention, and I thought that's what it was in this case as well. Either that, or a psych, I just didn't think it was really hearts for some odd reason (no logical explanation exists, but that's what was going on through my confused head LOL).
General laughter followed where everyone assumed I don't know that a direct X is not penalty. Boo, was not a fun hand at all
Neither 5♦ nor 3NT make.
#19
Posted 2015-June-27, 17:51
mikeh, on 2015-June-25, 01:42, said:
Totally agree, 5D is the money bid. Might put LHO in a tough spot with a lot of spades, might put RHO in an awkward spot (they have opened and made a 2/1), they might double you not knowing that your hand is so good etc.