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#1 User is online   jillybean 

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Posted 2010-May-02, 17:35

Playing 2/1

Scoring: MP

1:1N*


What is your bid now?
Does anyone not open 1?
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Posted 2010-May-02, 17:40

Standard system, you have to bid 3. I open 1, don't expect many will open anything else and don't think there is much (or any) merit to doing so.

Good poster hand for 1M-1NT-2NT art GF, which is what I would bid in my usual partnerships.
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Posted 2010-May-02, 17:55

jillybean, on May 2 2010, 06:35 PM, said:

Playing 2/1

Scoring: MP

1:1N*


What is your bid now?
Does anyone not open 1?

Well I know 2/1 is weird but I would think the standard bid should still apply and IMO that is 4
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Posted 2010-May-02, 18:14

1H - 1NT!
3C!* - 3D! ( relays to 3H! for Responder to show various holdings )
3S! ( declines the relay, thus showing long Ht suit and no 2-suiter )
.... to be continued
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Posted 2010-May-02, 19:19

I am sure all will open 1H. Rebid a GF 3C. The hearts are inadequate for a 4H rebid. No other rebid choices even come to mind.
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Posted 2010-May-02, 20:41

4H for me. If you are playing adjective Bridge of course, you can bid "3 non existent clubs".

Good hand for Gazilli or similar gadgets.
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Posted 2010-May-02, 20:53

jillybean, on May 2 2010, 06:35 PM, said:

Playing 2/1

Scoring: MP

1:1N*


What is your bid now?
Does anyone not open 1?

ugly....I understand those that open 1h and rebid 4h or 3c...

I choose to open 2c......ugly.....

I fully grant I open 2c a bit more than most so.....ugly....
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Posted 2010-May-02, 22:52

It's stubborn and nonthinking to bid 4 because of an inherent dislike of jump shifting into 3 card suits. 3 will work much better and it's obvious. One of the many reasons? We can easily belong in clubs!
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Posted 2010-May-02, 23:38

jdonn, on May 3 2010, 11:52 AM, said:

It's stubborn and nonthinking to bid 4 because of an inherent dislike of jump shifting into 3 card suits. 3 will work much better and it's obvious. One of the many reasons? We can easily belong in clubs!

It's stubborn and nonthinking to bid 3 because of an inherent dislike of 4 and because you think it's obvious. I have already stated that Gazilla or another gadget is superior. Lacking these methods, I would expect 3C to show 4+C.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 00:57

The_Hog, on May 3 2010, 12:38 AM, said:

jdonn, on May 3 2010, 11:52 AM, said:

It's stubborn and nonthinking to bid 4 because of an inherent dislike of jump shifting into 3 card suits. 3 will work much better and it's obvious. One of the many reasons? We can easily belong in clubs!

It's stubborn and nonthinking to bid 3 because of an inherent dislike of 4 and because you think it's obvious. I have already stated that Gazilla or another gadget is superior. Lacking these methods, I would expect 3C to show 4+C.

I don't have an inherent dislike for bidding 4 on 7 card suits so I'm not sure what you are talking about other than an attempt to be clever. I do have an inherent dislike for insisting on playing in terrible 7 card suits, but that could hardly be called stubborn and nonthinking.

And yes of course a number of gadgets work very well for hands like this. We have all been over this a number of times and I agree. Mine would involve a 3 bid anyway (with a different meaning). Probably more common are others involving 2 or 2NT rebids.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 01:28

The Americans are so used to jump to 3 card minors that they think it is natural and no gadget. ;) Given their methods, I would do the same.

Around here we would open this hand as a semiforcing with hearts and have not many problems later.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 03:03

4H, and 1H is fine.

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Posted 2010-May-03, 04:12

4 for me too. You miss slam if pard has the invitational heart raise, but looking at our hand, that rates to be improbable.

More probable is that pard has a singleton heart and 4 is in jeopardy LOL
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Posted 2010-May-03, 06:43

I think you have to make a forcing bid with this, slam is too likely to bid 4H. Here it is quite common to play 2C as forcing which seems like a good idea. If partner shows less than an 8-count you can bid 4H next.

There are others who play 2S or 2NT as an artificial force. I think that's inferior to using 2C, because there is so much room after 2C, but if you can show a gameforcing singlesuiter then it is better than nothing. Lacking any gadget I think 3C is clear.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 07:00

3C looks clear. I prefer Gazzilli to solve problems like these.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 09:12

I'm not exactly sure what Gazzilli does to solve this hand. Unless there is a way to later show a bad suit, with a GF, it doesn't appear to gain much, although I do not know some of the high-level continuations. Also, how does Gazzilli help bring clubs into the picture?

As Han says, 2 or 2N as a multi-way GF is a nice tool to have. In some of the structures I have seen, it allows pard to show a side 6 bagger.

Otherwise, agree with 3, although with a weak partner I would bid an agricultural 4.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 09:21

3C is fine. I don't lament lack of gadgets which probably won't describe this honor distribution anyway. I have finally come across a hand --this one -- where opening 1H with 19 and then rebidding 4H with 7 of them doesn't feel right. That would be the "size and shape" rebid, but sheeesh.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 09:55

Phil, on May 3 2010, 10:12 AM, said:

I'm not exactly sure what Gazzilli does to solve this hand.

How about, if partner shows 8+ points you show a strong single suiter in hearts and see what happens, if partner shows less you bid game.

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As Han says, 2♠ or 2N as a multi-way GF is a nice tool to have.


If I said that it wasn't on purpose.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 13:06

Let me add my voice to those who, in essence, say 3, wtp?

Obviously 3 is not perfect, but we have a flawed hand, so nothing is going to be perfect.

As for advocatiing gadgets, why do so many people think that someone posting in the SAYC and 2/1 forum is looking for a gadget to solve the problem? They are looking for advice on a judgment call: in the confines of having no gadgets, what call is best?

I often add my thoughts on gadgets, and I have one here, as do many players, but why not simply answer the posted question, providing description of gadgetry as additional information for those interested, rather than as 'the solution'?

We bid 3, establishing the gf, and retreat to hearts if possible (ie NOT over 5!). If partner insists on clubs, he will have 5+ and 0-1 heart so clubs will usually be preferable. And, on those hands on which we have slam, we have room to explore for it.
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Posted 2010-May-03, 13:45

hanp, on May 3 2010, 07:43 AM, said:

There are others who play 2S or 2NT as an artificial force. I think that's inferior to using 2C, because there is so much room after 2C, but if you can show a gameforcing singlesuiter then it is better than nothing. Lacking any gadget I think 3C is clear.

Obviously it's inferior when you have a very strong GF hand to bid anything other than the first step. That doesn't mean the first step should necessarily be dedicated to this in every auction, it hurts your bidding the times you have non strong/GF hands.

I think there's plenty of room to sort everything out if you use your 2S/2N/3C+ bids effectively. This auction is so much easier than say 1H p 1S or 1S p 1N because of 2S.

Slam is also quite infrequent after 1H p 1N, so I would be happy to not play gazilli in this specific auction.
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