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Fortunately that was not an online hand. Probably there would be some minority rant and rave about how come 5 played by W.

 

Whatever, playing a natural or modified even an artificial system variant would you like comment how to achieve the best capacity ?

 

Thanks

Best

Hamdi

 

ps. Source ETC Ostende RR 16 #12. Mon, Jun 28, 2010. I was one of the scheduled regular VG commentator right that moment.

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how about

 

pass-1-2-2

5-6-p-6

 

or

 

3-4*-6-p

p-6-p-p

p

 

4 diamonds and a major

6 oops I couldn't show my major, but this is my better suit.

 

I do not understand what you mean by 'best capacity' but I think this is what 4 gwnn's would achieve.

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Whatever, playing a natural or modified even an artificial system variant would you like comment how to achieve the best capacity ?

 

Been a whilie since I talked about Misiry... here it goes

 

(Pass)- 2NT* - (Pass?) - 3*

(Pass)- 5*- (Pass?) - ?

 

2NT = weak preempt in clubs or a strong two suiter with no more than "4 losers"

Pass = would EAST pass? Not clear, would 3 be takeout, would double show clubs. They have the right to a defense, not sure what is best. Often here pass and comeback in when north shows his hand when unclear is advised.... Even if they enter the bidding, north has a 5 bid later with less certainty if over 5 of not needing the club control.

3 = to play opposite a weak two suiter. Here, realistically responder knows partner is not weak as both opponents have passed. But his only alternative is to bid 3 if he wants to try to steer to spades, but with 3 hearts, that will not be a good idea.

5 = Red two suiter, no need for any control (1st or 2nd) in clubs.

 

At this point, south can place the contract in 6 or 6 since he has a red suit cover. Unluckily he will probably put it in 6. He could however bid 5NT or 6 to try to get opener to choose slams. With the jack of hearts with north, the contract will still be 6.

 

Read more about MisIry, see... Misiry description on my blog

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I think the bidding at a table of 4 mes would go something like this:

 

P - 1C(strong) - 2D(H or blacks) - pass

2H - X - 2S - X

5C - 6C (an overbid, but...) - pass - 6H

pass pass pass X

pass pass pass

 

Which is, after all, the optimum spot as a sacrifice against the making 6C slam, right? Not that I would have intended it that way, mind you.

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