michel444 Posted September 12, 2022 Report Share Posted September 12, 2022 i will try to put the 4 hand to show the problem[hv=pc=n&s=s82hakj4djt4ck643&w=sk5hq92dkq8652cq9&n=saqt43h3da7cajt52&e=sj976ht8765d93c87]399|300[/hv] East deal and Pass South open a limited opening of 1 ♣ showing 4+♥ 8-14 H C PWest make a Strong Over call of 2 ♦ showing 6+ ♦ 12-15 H C P North make a negative Double 4+♠ &4+ ♣East pass south bid 3♣ showing 4+♣ by not biding 2 ♠ he say he dont have 4 SpadeWest passNorth is unsure if they have game but make a forcing bid of 3♦East pass south is unsure what the 3 diamond is think it is forcing and bid 3 ♥ to show more then minimum and the Ace of heartWest passnorth leap to 5 ♣ south make all 13 trick any 1 have some idea about that?michel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cyberyeti Posted September 12, 2022 Report Share Posted September 12, 2022 13 tricks are on but you only want to be in 6. Form of scoring may matter, if 5♣ is not potentially going to score well, you may do it differently Our auction at IMPs: 1N (12-24)-2♥(spades)2♠-3♣4♣-4♦(kickback)4♠(2 without Q)- and now you're guessing, if S has the same hand with 3 small spades slam may well be very poor, Jxx or Kxx is fine however, you know S has ♣Kxxx, A♥ and 5-7 other points. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LBengtsson Posted September 12, 2022 Report Share Posted September 12, 2022 It is your system that lacks. If you use a artificial system and are not prepared for the opps. to bid, and do not have clear definitions of what your bids mean after the opps. intervene, then that is where the problem is. If after North has bid 3♦, and South has bid 3♥ and that does not set up a GF, then you are always going to guess the final contract. How many pairs play in 4m as a final contract when 3NT or 5m (even 6m) are the places to be? I hope you agree. So after 3♦ - 3♥ then 4♣ should be still be forcing from North. Whether you can still reach 6♣ from there is still a question mark, but by North bidding 5♣ after 3♥ that is terminal as a stop bid. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pescetom Posted September 12, 2022 Report Share Posted September 12, 2022 Our auction at IMPS would be something like:(p) - 1♣(2+) - (1♦) - 1♠(5+)1NT - 2NT(puppet)3♣(obliged) - 3♠(5 spades 5 clubs)4♣(fix) - 4♦(♦control)4♥(♥control) - 4♠(♠control)4NT(even keycards) - 5♥(♥control, ♦deny)5NT(Q deny, ♠deny) - 6♣p Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cyberyeti Posted September 12, 2022 Report Share Posted September 12, 2022 Our auction at IMPS would be something like:(p) - 1♣(2+) - (1♦) - 1♠(5+)1NT - 2NT(puppet)3♣(obliged) - 3♠(5 spades 5 clubs)4♣(fix) - 4♦(♦control)4♥(♥control) - 4♠(♠control)4NT(even keycards) - 5♥(♥control, ♦deny)5NT(Q deny, ♠deny) - 6♣p The overcall was 2♦ not 1, I would fit jump over it Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
michel444 Posted September 13, 2022 Author Report Share Posted September 13, 2022 It is your system that lacks. If you use a artificial system and are not prepared for the opps. to bid, and do not have clear definitions of what your bids mean after the opps. intervene, then that is where the problem is. If after North has bid 3♦, and South has bid 3♥ and that does not set up a GF, then you are always going to guess the final contract. How many pairs play in 4m as a final contract when 3NT or 5m (even 6m) are the places to be? I hope you agree. So after 3♦ - 3♥ then 4♣ should be still be forcing from North. Whether you can still reach 6♣ from there is still a question mark, but by North bidding 5♣ after 3♥ that is terminal as a stop bid.i agree that North leap to 5 Club was an error he should bid 3 spade over 3H then south can decide to show King of heart or use RKCB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lovera Posted September 21, 2022 Report Share Posted September 21, 2022 It is your system that lacks. If you use a artificial system and are not prepared for the opps. to bid, and do not have clear definitions of what your bids mean after the opps. intervene, then that is where the problem is. If after North has bid 3♦, and South has bid 3♥ and that does not set up a GF, then you are always going to guess the final contract. How many pairs play in 4m as a final contract when 3NT or 5m (even 6m) are the places to be? I hope you agree. So after 3♦ - 3♥ then 4♣ should be still be forcing from North. Whether you can still reach 6♣ from there is still a question mark, but by North bidding 5♣ after 3♥ that is terminal as a stop bid. And there is to add that N has a 5-5, four honors in ♣ on the line for +2 points and the hand is in the fourth range about the answer. Fourthemore if partner has not the ♠ K the Q is in favoureable position for a finesse. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
michel444 Posted September 21, 2022 Author Report Share Posted September 21, 2022 And there is to add that N has a 5-5, four honors in ♣ on the line for +2 points and the hand is in the fourth range about the answer. Fourthemore if partner has not the ♠ K the Q is in favoureable position for a finesse.THANK yOU ! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
michel444 Posted September 21, 2022 Author Report Share Posted September 21, 2022 SPREAD IS NOT MY SYSTEMI am making some research on the system and defense againts it my knowledge on the system come from a book on the net Spread link // http://www.users.on.net/~mabraham/systems/SPREAD/index.html / the book notes on interference are confusing !!! I was playing on tournament trying diferent system of biding with Partner who are friend . and only after years i found out that interference are the real problem .the defense biding was also a bit of a problem .for the pure fun i was making a "sike" overcall sometime it worked somtime it backfire.after discovering Rubensol my partner and me were able to go to slam after interference over 1 NT 1 NT 2X 3♦ pass4♥ pass 4NT pass??/ pass 6♥ and made it Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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