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Very silly factoid (okay, it's an interesting *bridge hand record*...Maybe in off-top

#1 User is offline   mycroft 

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Posted Yesterday, 15:13

So, I'm putting in my sections for the tournament today, and today is very special.

My hand record names are:
"10101000" (should have got ACBL to let me start this one 10 minutes late :-) and
"10101515".

So I get my little chuckle of the week.

Because I have to have something that fits the topic folder, what do you open with this hand from my team game last week?

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Posted Yesterday, 15:37

if not bot. orientated bidding I could open 2, but don't think I can easily show the 5611, so let's start with 1 playing KI5.
Now assuming 1-1 forcing;a 2 multi initially shows and asks for a preference, which will either be 3+ or 2+ and results in a straightforward auction. With a miss-fit I'm still forcing to at least a 3N/4 game.

A more standard 1, reverse, repeat does a similar job.
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Posted Yesterday, 16:38

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Posted Yesterday, 17:06

OK, I'll bite. 1
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Posted Today, 00:14

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It reminds me of one of the fastests ways to a grand I've encountered on this site about a year ago;


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Posted Today, 04:05

View PostHuibertus, on 2025-October-11, 00:14, said:

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It reminds me of one of the fastests ways to a grand I've encountered on this site about a year ago;



Fastest way to grand I can remember that wasn't knowing we had 39 points from the opening bid was AKxx x3 and partner opened G3N.
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