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Actually I've changed my mind. I'm just going to bid 5c, assuming it's not a fit-jump, since I'm going to do this over 4h anyway, and it's not clear to me that I will sit for partner's 3n, either.

I think this is crazy. How can't we be interested in playing in spades?

 

Now if I only knew what to bid......

 

I guess I'll go game if this is IMPs. And I'll start with 3 and support spades later.

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How likely is it that partner will correct to clubs when that's right Kevin? Should he play you for a 6-count with 8 clubs?

Yeah I feel you're right now after thinking about it for a bit.

 

Can't get rid of many of partner's losers unless he has club support, most likely....

 

Still don't know what to do though. :rolleyes:

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The stiff diamonds + A of clubs + the fact that i dont have a super fit make it likely they dont make 5H. So no need to go crazy for saving, its could easily be your hand.

 

2nd is 5C a better contract than 4S ? Maybe, maybe not. Im not willing to gamble on this.

 

I think bidding 2S and bidding 4S over 4H will show 3/4 card supports short heart and extras distribution. This a a fair description of my hand.

 

 

Bidding 3S has a lot to offer too if it could help partner to know what to over 4/5H but its not so clear.

 

I prefer 2S.

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How many red cards can I ruff with my 3 small spades?

How many of my loser are covered by partners 1 bid?

 

My hand is stronger in so the choices are 3, 4 or 5.

Since 4 might have a different use, I can't use that with a pickup partner.

So I overbid in 5.

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Yep we have a crap crap hand for spades, 5 it should be.

 

/*Even though maybe we could do a bit of masterminding, over

 

1-(2)-3

3-4

4

 

or, to a lesser extent,

 

1-(2)-3

4

 

it's quite clear that 4 should do better than 5.

 

There are numerous problems with this approach:

-partner may overbid to slam a good portion of the time when 5 was making

-opps get a free ride to finding their fit when they have a fit, maybe they were the ones who have slam!

-masterminding is wrong, 8 card suits are trump, and another one or two adages here.*/

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Sorry, it's not
What does it show then ? I mean i hope you dont usually bid 2S and take a sac at the 4 level without distribution.

 

Anyway if you dont trust your partner to figure it out than you still can bid 2S and if partner doesnt rebid his spades then you might try for 5C. My feeling is that he will rebid them. 5C might be a terrible doubled contract, 4S may be a great contract and its quite possible that neither side may make a 5 level contract.

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Sorry, it's not
What does it show then ? I mean i hope you dont usually bid 2S and take a sac at the 4 level without distribution.

Are you saying partner should run from 4 to 5 when he is 2-2 in the minors or something since he knows you have an 8 card suit on the side?

 

(I'm not being facetious - maybe that is what you are saying)

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