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Our auction(NS): (p) - p - (p) - 1 - (X) - 1NT - (2) - ppp

Other table(our partners-EW): 1 - (p) - 1NT - (X) - p - (2) - ppp

 

This may strike you as a pretty boring looking partscore hand, but when played in a team game last night I noticed that the contract at both tables was 2, but in opposite directions. Since we beat it both times, we won 4 IMPS :-)

 

How often have you defended or played the same contract at both tables in a team game?

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How often have you defended or played the same contract at both tables in a team game?

I have tried it 2 or 3 times over the years, but it actually happened recently on BBO vugraph in the exhibition match between Netherlands and Republic of Ireland.

 

3 just made for EW at one table.

 

3X by NS at the other table. No success. It went for 1700!

 

Roland

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How often have you defended or played the same contract at both tables in a team game?

1N is frequent. Barring that, have played 3N at both tables twice, lol.

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Our opps had a muisunderstanding in defence to our strong club system.

 

 

Auction went:

 

1C (1NT) P (3S)

P (4C) P (4D)

X (4H) P (4S)

X

 

 

1NT was alerted as hearts and clubs, his partner thought it was spades and diamonds.

 

The other table it went:

 

 

2NT P 3C P

3S P 4S all pass

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I've seen it once or twice. Usually a takeout double is involved for some odd reason.

If this hand is anything to go by, it is because people make take-out double on the wrong sort of hands.

 

Both pairs who ended up in 2 had used a take-out double on weak balanced hands. What were they hoping to achieve?!

 

Eric

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