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bidding would be beyond absurd.

 

you can only pull here if you opened a sub-minimal hand because of extra-shape, or if you've got a strong hand with extra shape that you need to jump with immediately to describe. key phrase: 'extra-shape'. key fact about your hand: 'balanced mush'

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bidding would be beyond absurd.

 

you can only pull here if you opened a sub-minimal hand because of extra-shape, or if you've got a strong hand with extra shape that you need to jump with immediately to describe. key phrase: 'extra-shape'. key fact about your hand: 'balanced mush'

 

Thanks. I think that's where my judgement failed. Felt the hand was too "suit oriented" to pass - but it wasn't. I'll remember the "balanced mush" tip for the future :P

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You lost your mind on this one D! Were you nervous of your opps or something (serious question, some people seem scared to defend doubled vs great players)? I would fist pump while passing and licking my chops personally.

 

You're probably right, although I didn't realize it at the table. Opps were much stronger than me - this was one of the all-star team matches on BBO . I guess somewhere deep down I was afraid if I make a mistake in defense they'll exploit it so that lead to my feeling safer declaring than defending at this level. I was wondering why I pulled myself, that's why I posted the hand, to help me clear my thoughts and pinpoint what went wrong. I knew all the stuff agua listed and still wanted to run. Gotta be more confident to do the right thing :)

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