1eyedjack Posted July 6, 2013 Report Share Posted July 6, 2013 [hv=pc=n&s=saj62hk6dkqckt965&w=sk7hj82djt3caqj74&n=sqt3ha9da97652c32&e=s9854hqt7543d84c8&d=w&v=0&b=8&a=1c1dp3nppp]399|300|MP, robot tourney, best hand South, Traveller 9817-1373080921-60121705[/hv] No complaints about the end result, but what do you think of my 3N bid? At the time I moused over 1S and it said I needed 5 of them. I moused over 2C and it said I needed 4+ Diamond support. I forgot to mouse over 2N but I can't imagine that it would have been forcing. Running out of options.My concern was that there is plenty of room for North to have 4 Spades to go with his 1D overcall. Maybe I should commit to 3N even if we have that fit? On another deal it will be less clear cut. So is there really no way to investigate a 4-4 major fit after 1D overcall? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
georgi Posted July 22, 2013 Report Share Posted July 22, 2013 2♣(or opening cuebid) promises only 3+cards and 10+ points, so it might be good bid to "lie" little partner. Especially for 1♦ overcall where GIB won't move from NT as after promised major fit. GIB would bid 2Major if has any major and it's not that weak. I.e. hand like: Qxxx.Ax.AQxxx.xx would rebid 2♠ over 2♣ and would pass over 3N next round. For the displayed hand, GIB would rebid 2♦ over 2♣ and would pass again over 3N. 2N instead of 2♣ shows balanced hand ( not denying 4th major as shows 2-4 ) and it's 12-14HCP. One over one overcall starts from 8+HCP so it's kind of none-forcing. Partner could raise or pass with adequate points. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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