[han]

Scoring: IMP

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The bidding went:

p-p-1S-2H
3C*-3H-p-4H
4S-p-p-5H
all pass

3C by agreement showed spade support, 4C would be a support jump shift.

What do you think about 3C, 4S, and the final pass?

[I will give the EW hands later]

[Echognome]

I don't understand the bidding plan. If you bid 3♣ that's fine, but then you should leave the final decision to partner. I am sure that I'm biased by knowing the hands, but I think a direct 4♠ has a lot going for it. Don't let your LHO in cheaply.

[hatchett]

I don't like 3♣. I would have either bid 4♣ or 4♠. I think 4♠ forcing them to guess at the 5 level has a lot going for it. It would be very undisciplined to bid over 5♥ in front of partner, if you think it's right to do so there is something very wrong with your bidding to date.

[Codo]

I would like 3 ♣ onlyfor hands, where you bleive, that the hand is yours and opps. won´t bid too much. This is not the hand for it.
This is a hand for a preempt to 4 Spade.

I had not passed 3 Heart and bid 4 Spade with openers hand directly too.
I think, that the bidding did not work well, but I had passed 5 Heart in both seats.

[joker_gib]

hatchett, on Mar 27 2006, 07:35 AM, said:

I don't like 3♣. I would have either bid 4♣ or 4♠. I think 4♠ forcing them to guess at the 5 level has a lot going for it. It would be very undisciplined to bid over 5♥ in front of partner, if you think it's right to do so there is something very wrong with your bidding to date.

Agree totally

Alain

[whereagles]

Given the opening was 3rd seat 3♣ is fair, though the optimist's bid of 4♠ comes to mind.

I don't understand why South didn't bid on, nor why North, with virtually nothing more to show than what he already showed, press on to 4. I guess that North knows South underbids, so he bid one more for the road