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I open 3 vulnerable second position is good enough.

 

Partner sees anywhere from 6 to 2 losers in 4, but given the vulnerability its fair that he raises to 4, passing is gambling too much.

 

At IMPs he might rather play 5, but it could go down if partner has 2 diamonds when 4 might make. Its close.

 

 

In my methods:

 

3-3 (shortess asking)

4-5

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Open 1H - too good for the crap I preempt on nv.

 

1H = 10-17

... - 1S = INV+ relay

1N = min, 0-3 hearts

... - 2C = GF relay

2H = 6+ hearts, 1-suited

... - 2S = relay

2N = 6-7 hearts, 3 spades

... - 3C = relay

3N = 3712

... - 4C = relay

4H = 2 controls

... - 4S = relay

5C = heart control, no spade control

 

I do not think the slam is worth bidding at teams given the information we have about partner's hand.

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I open 3 vulnerable second position is good enough.

 

Partner sees anywhere from 6 to 2 losers in 4, but given the vulnerability its fair that he raises to 4, passing is gambling too much.

 

At IMPs he might rather play 5, but it could go down if partner has 2 diamonds when 4 might make. Its close.

 

 

In my methods:

 

3-3 (shortess asking)

4-5

Your auction is interesting in that you pinpoint the desired feature to make a slam worth bidding, but also the trump lead that beats it. Note that if openers clubs are 43 rather than 97, you can't make 5 on a trump lead but 4 is still OK. We bid 1-3-4-5 and unsurprisingly they led a diamond so I made 6 for -11 IMPs as they bid 6 at the other table.

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Now that I think of it, 4 guarantess that partner's hearts are very good since he can't havepoints anywhere else!. This makes 4 perhaps better, so just not asking its fine.

 

 

 

To reach slam its very simple with the other possible opening: 1-2-2-4-4. If partner decides to rebid 4 instead of 2 oh well...

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1 (11-15)- 2 (4+ GF)

2-3

3-4

4 cuebid aggreing -4NT

5-5NT(1 key missing, 6 would be invitational)

6

 

It is possible that opener rebids 4 after 3 and then responder will probably sing off in 5.

 

Alternativ responder can bid 4 over 2, RKCB, intending to ask for the K below 5. This loses when opener has singleton.

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