What do you bid (if any)? Competitive Bidding
#1
Posted 2016-June-04, 07:45
♠965
♥A103
♦K42
♣AKQ4
Dealer (RHO) opens 1♠. What do you bid (if any)?
#2
Posted 2016-June-04, 07:49
#3
Posted 2016-June-04, 07:53
eagles123, on 2016-June-04, 07:49, said:
Thank you. Corrected.
#4
Posted 2016-June-04, 08:00
#5
Posted 2016-June-04, 08:17
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#7
Posted 2016-June-04, 15:58
vitorlopes, on 2016-June-04, 07:45, said:
Team Match, all non-vulnerable, Dealer (RHO) opens 1♠. What do you bid (if any)?
- Double = T/O. Off-shape but OK in the modern game.
- Pass = NAT. Intending to protect later, in some auctions, given the chance.
- 2♣ = NAT. 5+ cards. A fair description.
- 1N = BAL. When modern players bid notrump, they exhibit a frightening disregard for stops
#8
Posted 2016-June-04, 16:25
hcp(east)>=10 && spades(east)>=5
#9
Posted 2016-June-04, 16:29
nullve, on 2016-June-04, 15:41, said:
Yup, this is one way to wrong side the NT
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#13
Posted 2016-June-05, 09:28
I have sympathy for 2♣ on the off chance that I'm not on lead, because it is a chunky suit. I'd never consider 1 NT because (as already mentioned), it wrong sides the NT contract.
#16
Posted 2016-June-05, 17:13
Your high cards make up for a lack of shortness in the opponent's suit. You got at least 3 cards in every other suit the prime requirement for a T/O double. So, you are not lying about your holdings.
#17
Posted 2016-June-06, 08:34