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Opener's Rebid-- Part 1


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The way I see it, there are only two legitimate options.

 

I could bid 2NT.

 

If I think 2NT is not enough, surely a major rebid was not a surprise. I probably should have opened 2NT instead of 1.

 

2NT just seems right to me. 18 HCP, with a six-card minor. 8 controls (26.67-18=8.67=+2). I would have liked A109xxx in diamonds, but then that's too easy.

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fwiw I do think jump rebids in a minor are a problem in 2/1......they are for me.

 

 

One partial solution is to open or rebid nt when you do not have a stiff or void.....

 

For me this was an easy solution if not perfect.....but I grant you can redo the hand I will have a problem......

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fwiw I do think jump rebids in a minor are a problem in 2/1......they are for me.

I don't see how 2/1 has anything to do with the auction 1D-1H-3D, or 1D-1H-2NT.

But maybe it is just that I don't see.

if you dont see it you dont......I say it all

 

 

1minor...rebid jump rebid minor....is a mess in 2/1....very tough.......

 

of course there are partial solutions..but still......it is a mess.....

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on this deal...easy 2nt...but you can make it harder......

 

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my comment means....1minor...rebid ....3 minor in 2/1...is too often a mess....:)

 

It is for me.....I try alot of rules..to force nt hands..but still......I agree it is tough

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Okay, I give up.

You agree with yourself "it is tough in 2/1".

I agree with myself that 2/1 system has nothing to do with the posted problem.  It is all clear now :)

Fair enough

 

If 2/1 has nothing to do with this issue.

 

 

FWIW I thought 2/1 did...but you do not...

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The "Josh rebid", I believe, would be a 3C-jump ( GF ) and would work well here.

2NT.... is a very close 2nd.... eventho it is non-forcing( unless you play it as forcing ).

3D-jump .....has to be the worst... as it is "more non-forcing".... and when you see Responder's hand ( below ), he now has a forcing problem of his own.

 

Part 2

 

Here is Responder's hand.

Go for it with your favorite auction ( you can even start with a 2NT open if you so desire ).

6H+1 scores worst.

6NT+1 ...better.

7NT scores a bunch.

 

Responder

A J

K Q 9 x x x x

Q x

Q x

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actually I agree that a 2NT opening is most appropriate with this hand but I rarely remember to properly think ahead in the bidding :) and I would in practice end up with this slight underbid of "18-19"
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I don't see any problems with this hand. Responder sets hearts whatever his method opposite strong 2NT is (opener or rebid or w/e) then asks for aces then asks for kings and bid 7NT.

It has nothing to do with initial choice of openers/rebids imo.

I am pretty sure 2 lols at my club would bid this grand without any problems (but again, lols at my club would be in GF auction way below 2NT).

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