After agreeing a minor suit and then making a naturalish 3-level probe towards 3NT, is returning to the agreed minor at the 4 level forcing or non-forcing? I think it should be NF, but are there exceptions?
What about a 3 level cuebid of the opponents suit?
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NT Probe having agreed a minor Forcing how far?
#2
Posted 2006-March-16, 12:50
My opinion is:
4m by a player who has already limited himself, opposite a limited hand should be NF. Otherwise forcing:
E.G.
1D-1H-1S(Less than 20, not forcing)-3D(INV, limited)-3S(good spades, interested in game)-4D(Not Forcing)
1D-1S-3D-3H-3S-4D(Forcing, was not previously limited)
4m by a player who has already limited himself, opposite a limited hand should be NF. Otherwise forcing:
E.G.
1D-1H-1S(Less than 20, not forcing)-3D(INV, limited)-3S(good spades, interested in game)-4D(Not Forcing)
1D-1S-3D-3H-3S-4D(Forcing, was not previously limited)
#3
Posted 2006-March-16, 13:17
To me, once 3NT is unattainable, four of the agree minor is to play, with one-over-4 of a minor being your slam try. It might be the only place to save some MPs.
After agreeing to a minor, most (I included with one major exception) play cuebids as stop showing towards 3NT.
After agreeing to a minor, most (I included with one major exception) play cuebids as stop showing towards 3NT.
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