Another suit combination hope for the rest of us
#1
Posted 2007-December-11, 07:26
How do you play ♥AK opposite ♥862?
When this is the trump suit in a doubled grand slam it doesn't really matter! The cost was -1700.
How do you think that two expert players, who haven't played many boards together despite playing in the semi-final, bid confidently to 7♥ in 5 bids. Opposition are silent.
Paul
#2
Posted 2007-December-11, 07:36
2♥- and I can't figure out the rest of it
George Carlin
#3
Posted 2007-December-11, 09:18
4 NT 5 ♦
7 ♥
4 Heart Was bid as preempt and understood as to play with 12-15 HCPS opposite the limited opening. 5 Diamond showed 3 or 0 KCs and opener thought this must be 3 because else he could not have 12-15. He did not wat responder to pass 5 Heart, so he bid the GS on his own.
Okay this is more a non-expert story, but the "best" way I can think about in just 5 bids.
Oh, one more:
2 ♣ 2 ♥
4 NT 5 ♦
7 ♥
2 Club was strong 2 Heart was positive with Hearts for opener and second neg. for responder.
Roland
Sanity Check: Failure (Fluffy)
More system is not the answer...
#4
Posted 2007-December-11, 10:12
For instance, he doesn't like being used as a human shield when we're being shot at.
I happen to think it's a very noble way to meet one's maker, especially for a guy like him.
Bottom line is we never let that difference of opinion interfere with anything."
#5
Posted 2007-December-11, 10:53
cardsharp, on Dec 11 2007, 08:26 AM, said:
How do you play ♥AK opposite ♥862?
When this is the trump suit in a doubled grand slam it doesn't really matter! The cost was -1700.
How do you think that two expert players, who haven't played many boards together despite playing in the semi-final, bid confidently to 7♥ in 5 bids. Opposition are silent.
Paul
1NT-4♣, one interpreting it as Texas, the other interpreting it as the G-word?
#6
Posted 2007-December-11, 12:02
Codo, on Dec 11 2007, 05:18 PM, said:
4 NT 5 ♦
7 ♥
why did someone open 1♥ on ♥AK?
George Carlin
#7
Posted 2007-December-11, 12:07
West: AKQxxx AK, xxxxx, void
East: x, xxx, AK, AKQxxxxx
1S - 2H (planning on a key card ask for hearts later)
3S - 4C
4H - 6C
6S - 7C
7H
Not 5 bids I know
#8
Posted 2007-December-11, 12:16
pclayton, on Dec 11 2007, 01:07 PM, said:
West: AKQxxx AK, xxxxx, void
East: x, xxx, AK, AKQxxxxx
1S - 2H (planning on a key card ask for hearts later)
3S - 4C
4H - 6C
6S - 7C
7H
Not 5 bids I know
Nor would Mr. xxx stay in 7♥
#9
Posted 2007-December-11, 14:24
2♣ (1) 2♦ (2)
2♥ (3) 4♥ (4)
7♥ (5) ... (Dble)
(1) Strong
(2) Negative or waiting
(3) Opener: Kokish, hearts or strong balanced Responder: hearts
(4) Opener: 6/7 hearts to the QJ Responder: heart support, weakest possible hand
(5) To play
Of course they both have heart support, unfortunately an opponent has the suit itself.
#10
Posted 2007-December-11, 16:00
cardsharp, on Dec 11 2007, 02:24 PM, said:
2♣ (1) 2♦ (2)
2♥ (3) 4♥ (4)
7♥ (5) ... (Dble)
(1) Strong
(2) Negative or waiting
(3) Opener: Kokish, hearts or strong balanced Responder: hearts
(4) Opener: 6/7 hearts to the QJ Responder: heart support, weakest possible hand
(5) To play
Of course they both have heart support, unfortunately an opponent has the suit itself.
As one who is not a fan of 2♦ waiting and really views Kokish as basically unneeded, a cruel smile came across my face while reading this .
I also wonder why one of them, perhaps realizing a system screw up, didn't run to 7NT and how that would have fared ?
#11
Posted 2007-December-11, 16:39
#12
Posted 2007-December-14, 12:24
cardsharp, on Dec 11 2007, 03:24 PM, said:
2♣ (1) 2♦ (2)
2♥ (3) 4♥ (4)
7♥ (5) ... (Dble)
(1) Strong
(2) Negative or waiting
(3) Opener: Kokish, hearts or strong balanced Responder: hearts
(4) Opener: 6/7 hearts to the QJ Responder: heart support, weakest possible hand
(5) To play
Of course they both have heart support, unfortunately an opponent has the suit itself.
I suppose they were playing with screens. Otherwise, it seems that opener was super-ethical because he will have have noted responder's failure to alert his Kokish 2♥ rebid
#13
Posted 2007-December-14, 13:07