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What will a repeated double mean in the following sequence:

(1) - Dble - (Pass) - 1

(2) - Dble?

or

(1) - Dble - (Pass) - 1

(2) - Dble?

etc.

 

Responder can have 0-8 or 9 bad pts and maybe only 3 spades with a bad hand

Partner did not:

1. Bid 2 from 12+ hcp . . . just competing

2. Any number of NT's

3. Cue-bid showing a very strong raise

4. Bid his own suit

 

So the question is . . . what will the double mean?

 

Regards

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A more interesting question is the second double on an auction like

1 X 2 2

3 X

which sometimes conflicts in people's meta-agreements between being a game try in spades and extras with 3 spades. I would go with the second meaning.

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A more interesting question is the second double on an auction like

1 X 2 2

3 X

which sometimes conflicts in people's meta-agreements between being a game try in spades and extras with 3 spades. I would go with the second meaning.

I'll go ahead and say I think game try in spades is a stupid agreement.

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A more interesting question is the second double on an auction like

1 X 2 2

3 X

which sometimes conflicts in people's meta-agreements between being a game try in spades and extras with 3 spades. I would go with the second meaning.

I'll go ahead and say I think game try in spades is a stupid agreement.

I only thought it because it happened against me in San Diego and they alerted as might have either meaning he isn't sure, but he thinks it's the game try. And that's what his partner really had too. I'm with you that is not such a good agreement. But still the point is that it's a situation where two general agreements may contradict each other so people have to be careful.

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