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  1. 1. Sanity Check

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Making sure i am reading this correctly. Partner of 1 opener redoubled and then jumped in spades? Is this a serious question? (yes 3 cue bid is available, but come on).. this is forcing.

Very odd as most would play a 2NT bid by the redoubler as showing a limit raise +. I guess its forcing, but I must admit this is a bid that would not exist with any of my partners.

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You can ignore the question. I always knew it was forcing but my partner passed. That wouldn't matter to me since it's someone who might not have known, but then I asked someone I respect a LOT and he said not forcing, so I posted the question. It turned out someone else was using his login :)
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Doesn't sound forcing to me.

That's what comes of living in a limit bidding culture.

Sounds like a limit raise with trhee trumps and poor clubs.

 

You can always bid 3C to force if you want.

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Hi,

 

I voted forcing, but playing with a stranger,

dont be surprised if he passes.

 

Usually the XX denies fit, at least in a regular

partnership, so the given sequence does not

even exist.

But if one does play with a pick up, one may

well go via XX to show a limit raise, espesially,

if one fears that a jump raise would be

interpreted as preemptive.

 

I have used this way several times, and I was

prepared to apologize.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

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Not forcing, a direct 2 would be quite weak so rdbl followed by 2 would be less than a limit raise.

Huh. How I play it is...

 

Immediate 2...pre-emptive 2-3 card raise.

Immediate 2NT...limit+ 4 card raise.

Immediate 3...pre-emptive 4 card raise.

XX followed by 2...Limit 2 card raise

XX followed by 2NT...Limit+ 3 card raise

XX followed by 3....choice of games, do not have opp's suit stopped for NT.

XX followed by 3...choice of games, includes opp's suit well stopped.

XX followed by 3NT...GF with 2 card support.

 

Choice of Games includes hands with a slam try.

 

No idea if this is standard or not.

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Making sure i am reading this correctly. Partner of 1 opener redoubled and then jumped in spades? Is this a serious question? (yes 3 cue bid is available, but come on).. this is forcing.

Very odd as most would play a 2NT bid by the redoubler as showing a limit raise +. I guess its forcing, but I must admit this is a bid that would not exist with any of my partners.

I think many play 2N as limit+ raise with four trumps. At least I do.

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Making sure i am reading this correctly. Partner of 1 opener redoubled and then jumped in spades? Is this a serious question? (yes 3 cue bid is available, but come on).. this is forcing.

Very odd as most would play a 2NT bid by the redoubler as showing a limit raise +. I guess its forcing, but I must admit this is a bid that would not exist with any of my partners.

I think many play 2N as limit+ raise with four trumps. At least I do.

So do I... and all I know.

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Just out of interest, do all the people who think 3S is forcing play that a new suit by responder immediately over the double is non-forcing?

 

I play that redouble shows at least some interest in defending, with a distributional good hand I would just make a forcing bid at the 2-level and describe my hand to partner.

 

So if I had a game forcing spade raise I would not have started with a redouble.

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