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Lead against a precision bidding sequence


What do you lead?  

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  1. 1. What do you lead?

    • Spade
      1
    • Heart
      11
    • Diamond
      0
    • Club
      5
    • something tricky
      1


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Playing against a precision bidding sequence (where 4 can be any number of hand types], what do you lead against 4?

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I suck at opening leads, but:

  • Precision style 4 is almost always either a standard 4 call or a "weak NT"
  • Potentially, it could be "lighter with shape", sort of in the middle, but it's still going to be decent strength, as they don't want to be -100 into +140.
  • It's almost certainly not the "standard 4" - I have too many hearts.
  • So - what would I lead to 1NT(13-15) by LHO-3(GF); 4?

Again, I suck at opening leads, so I'm not answering that question, but that would be my thinking.

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I suck at opening leads, but:

.........Again, I suck at opening leads, so I'm not answering that question, but that would be my thinking.

 

Just lead something ! You wont be sentenced to death if wrong, i promise :P

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I thought this called for a trump, and it turns out a trump lead give declarer a difficult play problem, anything else not as much, but I'm not sure whether that was percentage or just dumb luck, which is why I posted..
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Trump lead as my 4 spots are too weak to try pumping declarer. A passive lead here is good as declarer must work to find the missing honor cards. Can't wait to see dummy.
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