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Bidding all our way, Partner opens

 

1C - 1S

2C - ??

 

I was thinking that we probably have a missfit here, if so I should shut up as soon as I could. However, if he is unbalanced and min my Partner has little choice but to bid clubs again.

 

So I bid 2H

 

Should I have bid at all?

 

Should I have chosen 2D over 2H, are these bids forcing?

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surely a 5-2 spade fit or a 4-3 heaart fit (if it is there is better than a 5 - 0 club fit) no guarentees it is there, but is it not favorite to work out better more times that n not?

 

not daring to critise your comment just curious ;))

You can't stop in 2, Wayne, that's the problem. Besides, partner had the option of rebidding 1NT with a 2-2-4-5 or 2-4-2-5 shape, so he is a strong favourite to have at least six clubs.

 

He could even have raised to 2 with 3-1-3-6 or 3-3-1-6, especially if his club suit is weakish.

 

Roland

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Just pass with this hand type. Trying to get to a better spot on misfit deals just leads to bad things happening (like partner bidding NT, or rebidding clubs again, or doubling starting).
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Hi,

 

a way to deal with those type of

hands is to play NMF.

Simply speaking: any inv. hand goes through

the cheapest possible bid (usually a minor),

in the given case 2D.

 

The corrolar is, that a 2H bid in this seq. would

show a weak 2-suiter, 5-4 min, requesting partner

to choose.

 

If you dont play NMF, you have to pass, since in

this case any new suit is natural and forcing.

A 2S bid is an option, but it should promise a 6

card suit.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

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Hi,

 

a way to deal with those type of

hands is to play NMF.

Simply speaking: any inv. hand goes through

the cheapest possible bid (usually a minor),

in the given case 2D.

 

The corrolar is, that a 2H bid in this seq. would

show a weak 2-suiter, 5-4 min, requesting partner

to choose.

 

If you dont play NMF, you have to pass, since in

this case any new suit is natural and forcing.

A 2S bid is an option, but it should promise a 6

card suit.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

How does your method work when partner opens 1, rebids 2 over 1 and your shape is 5-4-0-4, weak?

 

Roland

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Hi,

 

a way to deal with those type of

hands is to play NMF.

Simply speaking: any inv. hand goes through

the cheapest possible bid (usually a minor),

in the given case 2D.

 

The corrolar is, that a 2H bid in this seq. would

show a weak 2-suiter, 5-4 min, requesting partner

to choose.

 

If you dont play NMF, you have to pass, since in

this case any new suit is natural and forcing.

A 2S bid is an option, but it should promise a 6

card suit.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

How does your method work when partner opens 1, rebids 2 over 1 and your shape is 5-4-0-4, weak?

 

Roland

Hi Roland,

 

In this seq., it is not possible,

to sign off. in 2H, due to lack

of space.

 

2H would be art. and forcing,

asking for further description.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

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This depends a lot on the system style.

 

If 2 promises a 6-card suit 99% of the time (as played in the US), then pass is probably the percentage bid.

 

If 2 promises only a 5-card suit (as played in some countries in EU), then there's a second style issue to sort out. Some play 2 now as forcing, in which case you can guess between pass and 2, others play 2 as non-forcing, in which case you can bid 2 to show your 54 and ask for a preference.

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