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Edit: You don't know whether partner's pass means anything.

 

He's passed over both 3 and 5 so he has a minimum opener vulnerable. You've stated your hand, though personally I prefer a 4 bid direct with your hand as it's all trumps and lack of defensive tricks.

 

The only action now is Dbl. I feel even given that the opponents have established their double fit. After partner has opened, 4 trumps to an high honour and a few extras seems a good enough reason to double a five level contract every day of the week, in my opinion.

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DBL.

You do not really think of bidding 5 do you?

If anything it is pass or DBL.

Pd's [ass is not forcing.

 

I had a similar situation in a tournament yesterday when we had a fp misunderstanding and were +300 when +650 was available. My partner and an opponent both said it was a clear fp when we have freely bid a vulnerable game against non-vul opponents. I did not think pass was forcing. For reference the auction was 1C (1S) 2H (2S) 4H (4S) p p x. We are now thinking of playing fp here. Thoughts Timo?

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FWIW it didn't even cross my mind that pass was forcing, at the table. Seemed pretty clear that pd was broke and has nothing to say. I added that to the post just to clear it up that there was no agreement.

 

So this falls back to would you x 5D. What if they run to 5H, would you x that too?

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