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Judgment 3h or 4h?

#1 User is offline   cnszsun 

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Posted 2011-December-02, 07:40

Your hand:
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KJ1098xx
Kx
Qx
Partner opened 1, you bid 1, partner rebid 1NT, you call?
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Posted 2011-December-02, 07:45

Invitational range seems clear.

If playing roudi I use roudi

If playing 2 way checkback I bid 2 and then over 2 not sure if 2 or 3, I think 3 better.
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Posted 2011-December-02, 08:08

3 invitational imo. (or whatever mechanism you use to invite). 4 is tempting but 7222 hands always seem to have one more loser than you expect.
If no one comes from the future to stop you from doing it then how bad a decision could it really be?
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Posted 2011-December-02, 08:18

7 losers calls for a FOUR HEART bid :)
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Posted 2011-December-02, 09:59

View PostFluffy, on 2011-December-02, 07:45, said:

Invitational range seems clear.



If playing 2 way checkback I bid 2 and then over 2 not sure if 2 or 3, I think 3 better.




Ditto, this looks closer to an adjusted 8 loser hand.

2c forcing 2d then jumping to 3h seems clear.
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Posted 2011-December-02, 10:07

What form of scoring? What is vul situation?

MP invite is fine.

IMP 4 if vul. NV......I know I should invite but I need less than 50% but I agree that 7222 always is worse than expected.....so I check the phase of moon, consult the ceiling, flip a coin and then guess leaning toward 3.
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Posted 2011-December-02, 17:21

View Postthe_dude, on 2011-December-02, 08:08, said:

3 invitational imo. (or whatever mechanism you use to invite). 4 is tempting but 7222 hands always seem to have one more loser than you expect.


4. Shortens the auction.

When you invite, there is no guarantee partner will go the the right hands.
1. xxx Q Axxx AKxxx
2. QJx xx AQJx KJTx
Would pard know which hand is worth a 4 call?

Do agree that hands with no singletons or voids are unlucky.
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Posted 2011-December-02, 17:32

View Postjogs, on 2011-December-02, 17:21, said:

4. Shortens the auction.

When you invite, there is no guarantee partner will go the the right hands.
1. xxx Q Axxx AKxxx
2. QJx xx AQJx KJTx
Would pard know which hand is worth a 4 call?

Do agree that hands with no singletons or voids are unlucky.




both examples are easy very easy 4h over an invite.

I only invite because opener could have much worse hands.
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Posted 2011-December-02, 19:19

Looks like a 4H bid. You can have good plays vs quite a few minimum hands:
for example: AKx xxx Axx xxxx


View Postcnszsun, on 2011-December-02, 07:40, said:

Your hand:
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KJ1098xx
Kx
Qx
Partner opened 1, you bid 1, partner rebid 1NT, you call?

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Posted 2011-December-03, 06:12

Jogs, if you invite and partner doesn't know to bid game holding Q, A and AK you should look for a new partner.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2011-December-03, 15:17

Han, if you keep doing stuff like that, you'll run out of partner is 6 weeks time.
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Posted 2011-December-03, 20:36

View Posthan, on 2011-December-03, 06:12, said:

Jogs, if you invite and partner doesn't know to bid game holding Q, A and AK you should look for a new partner.

LOL but true.
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Posted 2011-December-03, 23:45

Don't invite p to bid a game you should.

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