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5 hearts, 6 diamonds


Bbradley62

  

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  1. 1. How do you handle these hands, presuming that you are not strong enough to reverse?

    • Open 1H then bid D
    • Open 1D then rebid D
    • Open 1H unless H are weak and D are strong
    • Open 1D then bid H and don't worry about not having extras
    • Other


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Any 6 card suit should be rebiddable regardless the suit quality.

For example: Ax AKJx x xxxxxx, after 1C and 1S, 2C is the only bid.

Noticed this by gnasher in the second thread Bradley linked:

 

That's exactly the situation that came up in the GIB thread that prompted this poll.

 

GIB considers the 6-card minor worth opening, but not worth bidding twice. And since it wasn't strong enough to reverse, it ended up rebidding 1NT as a last resort.

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History Fail. This is not actually true and was mostly an invention of late 18th century historians.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_Flat_Earth

 

That's interesting. I'll try and have a look at it.

 

Meanwhile change my comment to: "Before Galileo most people believed the Sun orbited the Earth." :)

 

(Which is in fact true if you set the Earth as your reference frame lol.)

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