playing bridge game with generator 12

[lxt08]

hi all

 

I BBO ID lxt08

 

[hv=pc=n&s=shdc&w=sat8ha7dak742cj64&n=shdc&e=skj4ht92dq5cakqt3]399|300[/hv]

[hv=d=n&v=n&b=5&a=p1np]133|100[/hv]

 

W How bid?

 

EW use Walsh Relay (if E have C/D 6 cards use 1NT 2D)

 

EW How to bid the best contract?

[madongjun]

[hv=d=n&v=n&b=5&a=p1np2s(minorstayman)p3cp4n(slam%20interesting)p5np6cppp]133|100[/hv]

[Zelandakh]

Again, pretty meaningless without knowing more about the NT structure. One possibility is:

 

1NT = 15-17 I assume?

... - 2♣ = ask

2♦ = no 5 card major

... - 2♥ = 4 spades?

2NT = no, and min

... - 3♦ = 4+ diamonds, SI

3NT = no fit

... - 4NT = nat

6♣ = good in context, 5 clubs

 

Another:

 

1NT = 15-17

... - 2♠ = Baron range ask

2NT = min

... - 3♦ = 4+ diamonds, SI

3NT = no fit, no major

... - 4NT = nat

5♣ = good in context, 5 clubs

... - 6♣

 

In pretty much any method, West can show slam interest and diamonds; East can deny diamonds; West can invite slam; and East cooperates while showing 5 clubs. There may well be a more scientific way using your version of relays but if there is then you are probably better placed to know that than us.

[Fluffy]

On standard bidding I would try

 

1NT-2♣

2♦-3♦ (GF with 5+ diamonds)

3NT-4♣

 

3NT = no fit, hence 3325, or 3226, 4♣ natural slam try.

 

rest depends on the methods, if methods allow East to cuebid ♦Q grand slam can be reached.

[lxt08]

Thx fluffy

 

1NT-2♣

2♦-3♦ (GF with 5+ diamonds)

3NT-4♣

 

4C very good! this I need.