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#1 User is offline   gnasher 

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Posted 2012-December-09, 16:57

A8 J10632 - AJ10732
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What would you do playing standard methods?

If you know that partner can't be 10-13 with hearts, does it change your action? (One possibly relevant consequence of this agreement: if you double and he bids 3, that is expected to be a 3-card suit.)
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
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Posted 2012-December-09, 17:14

Let's see where 3 takes this auction.
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Posted 2012-December-10, 04:51

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Introducing your best suit with a good hand in a cramped auction can not be far wrong.
It is psychologically interesting why people always find excuses to do something else,
Unless partner can introduce hearts I am not very interested in hearts, though I will bid 4 over 4.
If partner can support clubs the sky maybe the limit.

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Posted 2012-December-10, 04:58

on a 5-6 when the suit quality is on the 6 carder and I can't bid the 5 card suit at the 1 level I prefer to treat the hand as 4-6. So I would double.
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Posted 2012-December-10, 06:17

Double. I'm passing 3NT, raising 3 and 3 to four, and looking for slam over 4 or 4.

It's not that risky - if partner passes it could be the right spot and is unlikely to make. And +100 or +300 can be a winning board even when we have game on, since it may not be easy to reach the right game should we choose another action. For instance, 4 makes it difficult to get to 4 and impossible to get to 3NT.

And yes, the fact that 3 from partner over a double suggests a minimum with three hearts does influence my answer.
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