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dcohio

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Pass.

 

As long as 3D is forcing, there is nothing to say against 3D, although

playing SAYC or 2/1 3D would be just inv. and NF.

But maybe, espesially after we know, how the auction developed B) ,

you would have been better of with a FSF seq, because if you find a club

fit, you wont be too sad, and the FSF seq. may have told you something

about openers strength - without add. agreements p could still hold a weak NT,

and than 3NT may well be the limit.

But you did show opening hand and 6 good diamonds, so 3D was ok.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

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You know that partner doesn't have 17+, otherwise the 2nd bid would have been 2. Most probably partner is 3-4-1-5 or 4-4-1-4. You showed your strength, and partner shot you down by bidding 3NT. This should be a pass, unless you think partner has the hand below, then you should go on.

Axx KQxx x AQxxx

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What are your agreements for the 1H bid? Does it guarantee 5 clubs?

Good question. (In fact, the way I play, 1 promises 5+ clubs but does not necessarily promise four hearts.)

 

That said, let's give partner a typical hand.

 

AQx Kxxx x QJxxx. Opposite that hand, the four-level is probably safe, but the hand could be worse.

 

AQx Axxx x AJxxx. Opposite that hand, slam may be better than 50-50, but that's a really big perfecto hand.

 

Just don't think it's close enough to try a 4 call. Slam might be there, but too remote to check.

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The 1 bid would not guaranteed 5+. We open convienient minors, so this hand could have been 4=4=2=3. I may suggest that we start playing the other way though, as a 1-1 sequence should deny 4 cards in either major as with a 4 card major, responder would bid it instead of 1.

 

 

at the board, I did take about a minute to decide between 6NT and pass. 3NT made 7 on a bad lead by defender leading x from Axxx dummy's J holding the trick. Fortunately, nobody found the slam and 520 was a split top between 4 out of 7 pairs.

 

From there, we took 6 diamonds, 5 clubs and AK

 

Partners hand was

 

[hv=d=n&v=b&s=skxxhakxxdxcaqxxx]133|100|Scoring: MP[/hv]

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Even playing walsh, to me at least, 4414 is still very likelly.

 

I can understand reopening with 4, specially if playing walsh, so partner will quickly reject with 4. I don't think slam can be any good if he doesn't hold 5. But that will be my last effort.

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I hate pass, partner's hands were tied on almost any hand with a spade stopper. It's very easy to imagine there being slam after he bids both of our fragments and our long suit needs no support. I'll try 4. If he bids 4NT over that I'll finally shut up.
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