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#1 User is offline   Fluffy 

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Posted 2009-August-29, 05:11

J2
J10983
J754
K4

All vul, dealer west

(1)-X-(3)-ps
(ps)-X-(4)-ps
(ps)-X-(ps)-??

3 alerted as weak
4 alerted as "max"
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Posted 2009-August-29, 05:43

4 for sure
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Posted 2009-August-29, 09:04

would have bid 4H over 4C directly, now I bid 4H
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Posted 2009-August-29, 09:26

Another 4 bidder. PD is insisting for a reason, IMHO and I think we should prefer trying for our own game to passing.
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Posted 2009-August-29, 10:47

Jlall, on Aug 29 2009, 10:04 AM, said:

would have bid 4H over 4C directly, now I bid 4H

yep two doubles was enough to get me in there.
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Posted 2009-August-29, 11:18

Fluffy, on Aug 29 2009, 06:11 AM, said:

J2
J10983
J754
K4

All vul, dealer west

(1)-X-(3)-ps
(ps)-X-(4)-ps
(ps)-X-(ps)-??

3 alerted as weak
4 alerted as "max"

4
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Posted 2009-August-29, 11:49

Very strange not to bid 4 over 4.

After the double, it is a wtp. (5 is simply to rich.)
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Posted 2009-August-29, 13:46

Lol at RHO.

Agree with Justin.
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Posted 2009-August-29, 14:04

andy_h, on Aug 29 2009, 02:46 PM, said:

Lol at RHO.

Agree with Justin.

But wait!

If RHO is bidding 4 over our response to the double, shouldn't he do it right away?

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Posted 2009-August-29, 14:23

Phil, on Aug 29 2009, 03:04 PM, said:

andy_h, on Aug 29 2009, 02:46 PM, said:

Lol at RHO.

Agree with Justin.

But wait!

If RHO is bidding 4 over our response to the double, shouldn't he do it right away?

:P

Likely he was a misguided soul hoping to get to 3N if partner was strong :(
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Posted 2009-August-29, 18:50

all of you have better judgement than me :(



I though my hand would be more useful playing in clubs than hearts, but sadly K wasn't onside so it was useless.

4 should normally make, althou you might screw up?. Anyway, I was dissapointed by opponents hands, exchanging A for Q would make my decision brilliant :P.
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Posted 2009-August-29, 19:33

Wouldn't occur to me to bid 4 on the previous round since the K is my only significant value.

Now it wouldn't occur to me not to bid 4.
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Posted 2009-August-30, 00:09

Cascade, on Aug 30 2009, 03:33 AM, said:

Wouldn't occur to me to bid 4 on the previous round since the K is my only significant value.

Then try to imagine partners possible hands:

xxxx
AQxx
A109xx
-

or

KQxx
Qxxx
AKxxx
-

or

AQxx
AQxx
Kxxx
x

or

AQxxx
Qxxx
AKxx
x

or

Kxxx
AKxx
KQxx
x

And these are all minimum hands. partner can easily have extras without being able to X 4.
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Posted 2009-August-30, 00:19

Fluffy, on Aug 30 2009, 02:50 AM, said:

all of you have better judgement than me :(

Dealer: ?????
Vul: ????
Scoring: Unknown
Axxx
AKxx
AQ9x
10
KQ9x
xx
Kxx
Axxx
10xx
Qx
10x
QJxxxx
Jx
J10xxx
Jxxx
Kx
 


I though my hand would be more useful playing in clubs than hearts, but sadly K wasn't onside so it was useless.

4 should normally make, althou you might screw up?. Anyway, I was lucky with the opponents hands. Exchanging the K with the Q would have made my decision downrigt silly. :D.

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Posted 2009-August-30, 00:25

How about:

KTxx
AKx
A98xx
Q

Kxxx
AKxx
Axxx
x

Kxxx
KQx
AKT9x
x

AKxx
Kxx
AQxx
xx

KQxx
Axxx
AQxx
x

These were the first few hands I got out of my simulator.
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Posted 2009-August-31, 00:25

Cascade, on Aug 30 2009, 01:25 AM, said:

How about:

KTxx
AKx
A98xx
Q

Kxxx
AKxx
Axxx
x

Kxxx
KQx
AKT9x
x

AKxx
Kxx
AQxx
xx

KQxx
Axxx
AQxx
x

These were the first few hands I got out of my simulator.


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♠J2
♥J10983
♦J754
♣K4

The first two hands you posted I don't think are worth a 2nd double, the double of 3, given partner could not bid. And even though 4 isn't good, both of them still have play for 4.

Hand 3 you want to be in 4.
Hand 4, give us the ten of diamonds and you want to be in 4.
Hand 5, again give us the ten of diamonds (or 10 of spades) and you want to be in 4.
And those hands are pessimistic hands, partner could (and probably does) have better hands than those for the double of 3.
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