Grand cue bid

[madongjun]

[hv=pc=n&s=s52h43d754c876542&d=w&v=b&b=4&a=2s3s4spp5sp6cp6sp7dp7sp7ndrppp]133|200[/hv]

You haven't any HCP,you think you would PASS\PASS\PASS,but your partner forcing...

You think what's hand your partner has?

[uhhlv]

There might be hands to force partner with the 3 and 5 spades cuebid. But I cannot imagine any hand where partner needs a 6 or 7 spade cuebid (especially the 7 spade cue).

 

If partner wants to play 7 NT, he can bid it without the Cues.

 

So I think, wests opening is a psych and partner has lots of spades. Therefore I would pass 6 spades.

The other possible reason is, that partner is a manic gambler. In such a case he has 13 tricks and wants to force a (re)contra.

 

In my opinion a psych is more likely than such crazy bidding from partner.

[Zelandakh]

In my opinion a psych is more likely than such crazy bidding from partner.

Even if the opps have psyched, partner's bidding is still crazy. 3♠ has a specific meaning, even when the OP has not actually told us what. That means that you cannot just bid it when you have a bunch of spades. If partner just wanted to play 7♠ then they could have bid it directly over 2♠. In my opinion, the most likely holding for North is a card saying: "I want a new partner." On the other hand, they could just be a complete beginner. If that is the case then there is no need for ridicule here (they may be a lurker for example).

[Antrax]

I thought it's just some sort of dog-walking to 7NT with a lot of stoppers and some running suit. I would bid 7♣ over 6♠ and am awaiting partner's hand, assuming this isn't a hand from MBC where someone contrived yet another 13 down in 7NTxx.

[manudude03]

I suspect it is someone trying to go for at least 2800.

[Trinidad]

[hv=pc=n&s=s52h43d754c876542&d=w&v=b&b=4&a=2s3s4spp5sp6cp6sp7dp7sp7ndrppp]133|200[/hv]

You haven't any HCP,you think you would PASS\PASS\PASS,but your partner forcing...

You think what's hand your partner has?

I don't know, but the ♣3 could be nice. ;)

 

Rik

[ArtK78]

This is completely sick.

 

If partner had spades, aside from the fact that his 3♠ bid would be beyond absurd, he could have doubled his vulnerable opponents in 4♠. I am sure that down 10 doubled vulnerable (2900!) would compensate adequately for the missed grand.

 

So, it is clear that partner is suicidal.

[billw55]

Tentative conclusion is that "partner" is simply sabotaging the game. I have blacklisted many users for this.

[PhilKing]

Maybe partner has 13 tricks and was just trying to get doubled.

 

And maybe they don't. I think that covers it. Would bid 7♣ of course, since I have a straight flush.

[madongjun]

Maybe partner has 13 tricks and was just trying to get doubled.

 

You are right!

Four hand list:

[hv=pc=n&s=s52h43d754c876542&w=sqjt876hd863ckq93&n=sahakqjdakqjt92ca&e=sk943ht987652dcjt]399|300[/hv]

By the method,you score 2980.Other room,after west 2♠,north 7NT,all pass,just score 2220.

Then,you win 760 and 13IMP!

[madongjun]

Thanks everyone!

Interesting hand!

[Codo]

You are right!

Four hand list:

[hv=pc=n&s=s52h43d754c876542&w=sqjt876hd863ckq93&n=sahakqjdakqjt92ca&e=sk943ht987652dcjt]399|300[/hv]

By the method choosing silly opponents,you score 2980.Other room,after west 2♠,north 7NT,all pass,just score 2220.

Then,you win 760 and 13IMP!

 

 

FYP

[Zelandakh]

By the method,you score 2980.Other room,after west 2♠,north 7NT,all pass,just score 2220.

Then,you win 760 and 13IMP!

How many IMPs would you have won for 7♠-8? If you play against poor opponents, it is easy to get into bad habits like this, which in a better standard of bridge will only lead to your confusing partner and reaching the odd bad result without any gain.

[Fluffy]

I would be with yo Zel if it wasn't that partner had a double against 4♠ aviable and didn't use it. This is so clear that 7♠ can never be passed out, maybe he though that putting partner as declarer was worth something somehow, but having spades is impossible.

[Zelandakh]

Notice the first response Fluffy. The poster would have passed 6♠ even when it was clear that this was going to be another "I am so clever" thread. If a BBF poster would be willing to pass a spade bid then can you really tell me that someone in a game of the level shown in the OP would also not do it once in a while? As someone who plays in low level games, I can promise you that when someone takes it upon themselves to bid in a way like this, the result is very often a score such as 7♠-8 or 6♠-7.

[billw55]

I am skeptical that this hand really occurred.

[Antrax]

Why? Besides the 7♠ bid, it sort of makes sense.

[billw55]

I know, it is possible, it could have happened. I wouldn't fall over in shock. It's just that when something is this unusual as a story, I find doubt comes naturally.

 

A link to the hand record perhaps? The players names shouldn't matter.

[Lord Molyb]

Pretty sure that 7♠N is down 11, not 8?

[Zelandakh]

Pretty sure that 7♠N is down 11, not 8?

Quite possibly. I did not analyse it, just saw that 3 ruffs and 5 spades was the minimum and this was enough to make the point I wanted to.

[Charlie Yu]

Notice the first response Fluffy. The poster would have passed 6♠ even when it was clear that this was going to be another "I am so clever" thread. If a BBF poster would be willing to pass a spade bid then can you really tell me that someone in a game of the level shown in the OP would also not do it once in a while? As someone who plays in low level games, I can promise you that when someone takes it upon themselves to bid in a way like this, the result is very often a score such as 7♠-8 or 6♠-7.

Not that likely if you are pretty sure the opps hold KQJ of spades.

[mr1303]

I really don't like partners who bid this way. OK, it worked here, but at some point partner is going to think that there was a psyche going on, and may pass.