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[hv=d=n&v=b&s=sa98xhj98xdakjxc10]133|100|Scoring: IMP[/hv]

So, playing teams, Prd. opens 1 as dealer ("standard") and it goes:

1-(P)-1-(5)

P-P-P-?

What is your action and why? assume v. competent prd/opps

 

Edit: as someone pointed out, it's P-P-? (all pass to you)

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I show my fit. Partner did not double, so he has not much wasted in clubs which makes our prospects to find a makable game good. The alternative is double, but I doubt that we can get rich defending.
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I think playing any system 5D is a reasonable bid. In a weak NT style, pard would have doubled 5C already with a strong NT? Would be a bigger problem if pard did double --presumably not "support" at this level, just showing a very nice hand --- and might try 6D.
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[hv=d=n&v=b&s=sa98xhj98xdakjxc10]133|100|Scoring: IMP[/hv]

So, playing teams, Prd. opens 1 as dealer ("standard") and it goes:

1-(P)-1-(5)

P-P-P-?

What is your action and why? assume v. competent prd/opps

 

Edit: as someone pointed out, it's P-P-? (all pass to you)

too much guesswork I take the probably money with X and run.

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Double for me too. I figure the worst likely result is +500 when +600 was available, or maybe +800 when +920 was available. But the upside results are things like +200 v. -100, +500 v. -100, +800 v. +600. And that assumes they never double when 5 is down. I feel that the odds favor doubling.
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Uhh, partner didn't double because we did not promise any values! He would basically pass all hands that are 12-14 balanced!

 

You have to double here because partner did not show an "offensive" hand, he just said he didn't have a great hand and one of his most common handtypes is still 12-14 balanced.

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Double for me too. I figure the worst likely result is +500 when +600 was available, or maybe +800 when +920 was available. But the upside results are things like +200 v. -100, +500 v. -100, +800 v. +600. And that assumes they never double when 5 is down. I feel that the odds favor doubling.

6D would score more than 920, since we (and they) are red,

but this does not change your argument much.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

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Uhh, partner didn't double because we did not promise any values! He would basically pass all hands that are 12-14 balanced!

 

You have to double here because partner did not show an "offensive" hand, he just said he didn't have a great hand and one of his most common handtypes is still 12-14 balanced.

With your assumption it is quite easy through:

Here, Partner passed, and I bid 5.

(I guess he don't have any honors, so every honor in his hand fits for you!)

If partner doubles for extra values, then I bid 6!

:P :lol: :lol:

 

I am still afraid that partner has void and both cases make an overtrick!

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OK, prd. hand was:

KQx-xxx-10xxx-AKx

 

At the table, prd. passed opp's 5 with the above hand.

Thinking prd. can't have much strength for his pass, I tried 5.

This was not a success, and it got hit by the 5 bidder who had:

xxx-AKQ-void-QJ........

Down 2 ;)

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Why did you show us this hand? Partner made a ridiculous bid and we are supposed to belive that he holds such a hand?

What was partner's ridiculous bid? I think you see the auction wrong, he opened 1 then passed over 5.

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