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I'm passing also.

 

Bidding on A empty fifth is a huge leap of faith. Double has no answer for a bid from partner.

 

NT is another step into the unknown. In 1st seat Vulnerable, I'd expect the preempt to be on a pretty decent suit. Preemptor has to be cognizant of the phone number potential of wild preempts when vulnerable. If they duck the first to you, you'd better be ready to run 8 additional tricks or it could get gruesome. Expecting responder to have a stiff so that clubs can't be run is a bit dicey.

 

But the biggest problem is the unknown about what the person behind you holds. If it goes, 3 - P - P - ? and partner can find a call, your in a good position to compete.

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Pass 3. 3NT might be more appealing if the clubs were Ax, so that at least I can hold up once. 3NT on subminimum values and Kx in clubs is just asking for a boot in the you-know-what.

 

However, if faced with 3 then 4 by LHO I think I can try 4 safely. This has to be 'diamonds and a secondary major', doesn't it? At least this way partner with at least 4=4 in the majors can bid 4 as 'pass or correct' with at least a fair hand.

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is this really a WTP I thought it was quite a tough desicion?

 

Anyway I did pass

 

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and now?

 

Not wtp at all. I would definitely strongly consider overcalling 3D, red at MP is so bleh though. But our hand is so good and its easy to imagine being stolen from via a pass.

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