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Choose your own Adventure (II)


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  1. 1. Choose your own Adventure (II)

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pass again, patting myself on the back for my brilliant pass in first seat. I am able to stay low on this deal. I think this pass is really automatic, partner has shown a weak hand with clubs, where are you going? Sure you could find some magic fit but you could also just go to the stratosphere with no fit and no HCP.
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In any case I don't think I'll score well if I pass this, so I think some action is required.

why not? i think we'll score great, a lot of pairs will be opening 1S, later bidding 4H, and going for a digit.

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In any case I don't think I'll score well if I pass this, so I think some action is required.

why not? i think we'll score great, a lot of pairs will be opening 1S, later bidding 4H, and going for a digit.

Well, I've been in situations like this a couple of times (long 2 suiter vs pard pree). What I observed is this: in practice, pard's suit usually isn't as good as one hopes for and it's not that unusual that a 6-3 fit is available elsewhere.

 

I agree this makes more sense at matchpoints, though.

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Surely bidding 3 now (or 3) would/should be interpreted by partner as showing a goodish/longish suit, not suited for a preemptive opening, with a real fit?

 

Maybe AQxxx xxxx x KJx..... in case partner held Kxx x xx AQxxxxx

 

Partner is in 3rd seat and so has the widest range of values for 3.

 

I passed the first time and I cannot imagine bidding here.

 

The good news is that it is extremely unlikely that LHO is about to balance with a double.

 

If he does, 3 may be bloody, but I'm going to have to stick it out, since a reopening double will almost certainly convey 4=4 in the majors. It might be best to bid 3 and redouble: but then partner with 1=1=4=7 would probably leave it in out of spite :)

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If he does, 3 may be bloody, but I'm going to have to stick it out, since a reopening double will almost certainly convey 4=4 in the majors. It might be best to bid 3 and redouble: but then partner with 1=1=4=7 would probably leave it in out of spite :)

Wouldn't redoubling 3 show a 2-suiter on this sequence? I'd expect a 4450 to be best off sticking out 3 doubled.

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Pass and lead a .

 

Oh

 

Okay, since I don't have any, I'll lead the other black suit: the 10. Maybe the J is doubleton and partner holds the non-stiff Q....or Ax or...... anyway, a seems far, far better than a .

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