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The hands could fit well, or they could not. I suppose partner could pass 1H with real dross, but 3H isn't safe. Also when vul partner will accept easily, and that might not be good, so I shall pass cautiously.
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The hands could fit well, or they could not. I suppose partner could pass 1H with real dross, but 3H isn't safe. Also when vul partner will accept easily, and that might not be good, so I shall pass cautiously.
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At MP, I think pass would absolutely clear.

 

But at IMPs, where bidding thin vulnerable games is a winning strategy, I'm making a try.

 

So, 2 NT or 3 whichever is the power invitational raise.

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2/1 IMP pairs[/hv]

I rank

  1. 3 = INV. 6-7 losers. Partner's 4th-in-hand opener is likely to be sound. Partner would pass your 1 reply with only 3 s. It is reasonable to stretch for game, at IMPs, hoping for at least K x x x x x x A K x x K x
  2. Pass = NAT. For game to be a good bet, you need to cherry-pick opener's hand,

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If the spade T were the J I would try 3c (hsgt) at any form of scoring. Qx (the T is just a bonus) vs QJ just does not seem like enough to keep me from trying for game at imps especially when p opened 1d increasing the odds of avoiding the suit with a loser I hope to pitch on spades. That huge bonus for making a vulnerable game has forced me to go down in many partials in a fruitless effort to find a vul game nugget. Ah well perhaps the next 1000 years will bring me more luck.
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A lot depends on your opening style. If you expect partner to have sound values for a vulnerable, 4th seat, minor suit opening, then I would think it is worth a game try. I would probably try 2N in my regular partnership, or 3 with someone new.
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Pass 8 loser hand mostly Quacks, partner needs perfect hand for any play of game

Agreed. Mostly quacks in this hand is an instant downgrade and QT rates as a dubious doubleton with a worthless doubleton. Rest at part score as game is unlikely since this hand has too many defects.

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