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Lead Problem vs Slam


jdeegan

ypur lead  

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  1. 1. ypur lead

    • small spade
      18
    • spade king
      0
    • the heart
      1
    • any diamond
      2
    • club 9
      8
    • small club
      4
    • other
      0


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:ph34r: or

 

Leading the is out since it could roll up the suit.

 

A is nearly as bad, if not worse.  RHO has the ace and 22+ HCP - so, leading around into the possible wheel is BAD, esp. when I have FIVE .  Neither opponent has advertised a long suit other than , so a passive defense should be OK. Leading a , I would be playing pard for the queen plus an entry - if the entry is an ace, then they have only 31 HCP.  If it is an offside king (probably the king) then what's the hurry?  RHO has a balanced hand.  Wait on the trick and hope for the best.

 

and leads are clear errors, but I don't see too much to choose between the other two suits.  On the actual hand, the was the ONLY lead to allow the contract to make.

im sorry maybe i didnt understand were you looking for advice or looking forward to lecturing the whole forums? either way is fine but it's usually better if you pre-alert.

 

:D Sry. Next time I will pre-alert. Just trying to gauge the quality of commentators. It seems they are well-read, but not very well-educated.

 

leaders might consider buying Mike Lawrence's CD's on bidding and play for a few hundred bucks. One of them teaches about opening leads. You learn a checklist to consider which includes evaluating the auction, counting the outstanding HCP's, etc. Why spent the time to pursue a hobby unless you know what you are doing?

whats with all the smiley faces followed by insulting a ton of players who (you would think) have reasons for their plays?

 

btw no one cares what the result on the hand was, that is completely irrelevant. run a sim, maybe someone will listen. i couldn't care less whether best play results in a contract going down. i'm interested in playing best bridge.

:D Trust me, bubba, my smiley faces are NOT laughing with you. Curious how thin-skinned some bridge players seem to be, esp. when that is so detrimental when it comes to playing a good game. Actually, I really think my analysis of the lead problem in question was pretty good. Mike Lawrence's CD lessons would improve the game of many of the people who post here. But, as you may have begun to realize, none of this was really the purpose of this excercise.

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Pooltuna (for once), gnasher, oleberg are all clever. I figured since I work in finance/casino I should be a fat cat.

 

Any takers for the siamese cats from Lady and the Tramp?

Thank you.

 

This one isn't taken either:

 

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[hv=d=e&v=b&s=sk10754h10d752c9843]133|100|Scoring: IMP

2-P-2-P

2NT-P-3-P

4-P-5-P

6-P-P-P

:D Playing IMP pairs against world class opponents. Match is close.  Teammates are good pair.[/hv]

IMO = 10, = 8, = 6, = 5.

wasn't doubled by partner,

may pick up partner's Kxx or Qxx,

is attractive but, it may be hard to justify to result-merchant team-mates, if it gives the 12th trick :(

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