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  1. 1. What's your bid?

    • P
      8
    • X (defined as penalty)
      0
    • 4S
      2


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I'd like to play 4, but sometimes only way to play 4 is not to bid it.

 

 

I am assuming partner has a take out double available, if he doesn't have it then I bid 4

 

So if the bidding went

1D (P) 1S (P)

 

You would bid 4S?

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So if the bidding went

1D (P) 1S (P)

 

You would bid 4S?

 

What would you bid if 1 response guaranteed at worst singleton or void ?

 

I would not bid 4 ( or i would have done it in my reply above, same thing) but knowing pd has at least a stiff or a void, makes it kinda atractive.

 

But then again as i said we are only on a 4-4 fit, and RHO can be setting us up with 3 card heart support and a lot of defense. ( We all seen it i think ) But even if has legit 4-5 card support it doesn;t mean we are cold for game and/or only down 1 + they are making...., aiming for hands which pd can not reopen and 4 is still decent, is small target imo. Vulnerability kinda ruins it too. I can easily predict arguments for bidding 4 in some other colors.

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Pass should be, but never will be, unanimous.

 

The superheroes who bid 4 should stick to playing solitaire. Bridge players with partners allow their partner to convey some additional information. We pass, we await partner's call.

 

Once in a while we will miss a decent 4-4 game. Far more frequently, we will avoid a bad, and perhaps even hopeless, contract. If partner has nothing to say, then let's hope to go plus on defence. If he can double, announcing ownership of the hand, we have a happy 4.

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