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What to do after partner doubles


What will be your bid?  

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  1. 1. What will be your bid?

    • pass
      3
    • 2NT
      5
    • 3C
      1
    • 3D
      7
    • 3H
      1


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[hv=d=w&v=n&s=sk53hq83d7643c764]133|100|Scoring: IMP[/hv]

 

pass - 1NT! - 2! - pass

2! - pass - 2 - pass

pass - x - pass - ?

 

1NT = 11-14, could be semi-balanced

2 = cappelletti, some 6-suiter (could be rarely 5-suiter), strength upto double (say 13)

2 = ask for the color (can bid own suit instead of ask)

 

What is the double?

What will you dp?

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I hate the double: but it should mean that opener has a maximum with 4432 shape, and a doubleton small .

 

We are not a favourite to beat 2: his double is takeout.

 

So the choices are 2N, scrambling, or 3. I will choose 3, with a mental note to tell partner not to make these doubles anymore. The fact that he has a weak hand does not mean that I must have values.

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Double is take-out

I bid 2NT scrambling: partner cannot have particularly good diamonds (2353, say) because he would have doubled 2D (as 2D wasn't natural, double of 2D wasn't take-out).

 

This looks to be a perfectly good matchpoint auction, until I notice it is IMPs and partner should get himself under control!

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