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#1 User is offline   gdawg01 

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Posted 2010-January-15, 10:07



I sat South and our bidding went (playing SAYC) :

1S - (pass) - 1N - 2H
2S - all pass

1N = 6-10, NF

4 was cold. Should I bid more with my hand? Given pard responds 1N on a singleton spade too, I felt 3S was not an option, but maybe I am wrong. I thought that maybe pard was worth another bid, being around the top end of his 1N bid.

Thanks for the comments!
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Posted 2010-January-15, 10:08

Your bidding was fine.

4 doesn't always make btw. You could have four losers in the side suits and only get rid of one of them (on the hearts). Also, you could lose two spade tricks.
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Posted 2010-January-15, 10:13

Evaluating KQx in LHO's suit as worth two tricks is really tough. Overcalls with junk suits sometimes strike gold.
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Posted 2010-January-15, 10:54

gdawg01, on Jan 15 2010, 11:07 AM, said:

Dealer: South
Vul: None
Scoring: Unknown
Kx
KQx
Jxxx
xxxx
QT9xxx
Ax
Kx
AQx
 


I sat South and our bidding went (playing SAYC) :

1S - (pass) - 1N - 2H
2S - all pass

1N = 6-10, NF

4 was cold. Should I bid more with my hand? Given pard responds 1N on a singleton spade too, I felt 3S was not an option, but maybe I am wrong. I thought that maybe pard was worth another bid, being around the top end of his 1N bid.

Thanks for the comments!
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IMO you made the correct choice but I would not be too hard on your partner who had to contend with your possible holding of


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Posted 2010-January-15, 11:30

never mind these ones, both maximum range and fineses on, ***** happens.
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Posted 2010-January-15, 15:48

Can't find every game that makes.
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Posted 2010-January-15, 17:39

this hand does indeed fall inbetween the cracks...

I know one guy who opens 1nt with these things.


Talk about taking offshape 1nt openings to an extreme. :)
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