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Hi,

 

I dont like the 2H bid, what ever it showes, I dont have it,

what is wrong with 2NT?

2NT showes what I have, a heart stopper, bal. shape, denying

a relevant suit length, a min NT opener (12-14).

 

As the auction proceeds, you may well end up playing in a 7

card fit on the 6 level.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

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So, is 5N pick a slam in 3 places 's, 's, NT?

At least two places. You bid 6 when that's what you prefer in case that's one of them. If partner bids 6 over that it's between diamonds and something higher.

 

If you didn't like clubs you must bid 6 since partner's choice could potentially be the minors.

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I've looked at the auction as posted and cannot come close to understanding it. I've checked on 2 different computers.

 

Thx .. neilkaz ..

the first round auction is shown for all four players. After that the OP only showed the balancing side's bids...the opps passed.

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Sorry to make life difficult, but I don't think it is pick a slam.

 

If partner has more than one possible suit to offer, why did partner jump to 4D? If you are in the group of players that think 3D by partner would not have been forcing, then why did partner not re-cue with a two suiter?

 

Anyway, how can partner possibly be interested in playing in a slam in clubs when we have AKQ of the suit? If you bid 6D you avoid any possible confusion. Even if partner thinks he's offering choice of slams, the only other possible suit is spades.

 

Partner has shown a huge single-suiter in diamonds, so to me 5NT is grand slam force. Given my hand, I expect a club void opposite. The only hand I can construct even vaguely consistent with the auction is something like

 

AQxx

A

KQJ10xxxx

-

 

where partner is relying on you for either the SK or some club goodies.

 

I admit I wouldn't have bid the hand like that (I'd have cued 5H over 5D to look for the SK before trying GSF) but it makes some sort of vague sense.

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