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#1 User is offline   mr1303 

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Posted 2007-March-10, 15:57

Scoring: IMP


What is your bidding plan with this hand? Firstly, what do you open the bidding with? Nothing fancy like MisIry.



Scoring: IMP


Partner opens 1H. You're playing Bergen raises. What do you try here? 2NT (GF) or 3D (limit) are your obvious choices.

If you try 2NT, partner shows a club shortage. What now?
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Posted 2007-March-10, 16:06

1. I rebid 1C, planning to reverse. I am not stopping short of game.

2. 1H-2NT-3C-4H.

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Posted 2007-March-10, 20:28

1. 1 and then a lot of spades.

2. Right or wrong, I'll force to game on this since we are vul/IMPs. Good hand for an old-fashioned Swiss raise.
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Posted 2007-March-10, 21:18

1) 2clubs, yes I know bidding 2clubs witha strong two suiter is illegal.
2) what is my openinghand style..if junky.....3d bergen. Not close to 2nt for me.
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Posted 2007-March-10, 21:50

pclayton, on Mar 10 2007, 09:28 PM, said:

1. 1 and then a lot of spades.

2. Right or wrong, I'll force to game on this since we are vul/IMPs.

ditto to both questions/answers.
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Posted 2007-March-11, 02:46

1. I use to open either 2 or 1 this sort of hand, but here there's a case for opening 1 because that allows pard to bid hearts, the key suit, cheaply.

2. 2NT wtp?
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Posted 2007-March-11, 06:12

1. I am a strong believer of never open strong two suiters with 2 Club. But not in this hand. If my opponents have 17 of the missing HCPs and not much in Spade, they may not help me to bid out my hand pattern. And 1 Club +4 is no fun.
So this time I try 2 Club.

2. 2 NT wtp?
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Posted 2007-March-11, 06:55

Hi,

#1 1C, followed by repeated bids of spades
#2 limit raise, if I upgrade to a 2NT game
force, I will sign of with 4H, I have done
enough with 2NT
Over 3H from opener, I can still bid 4H.

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Posted 2007-March-12, 03:29

first 1 then 3, 5 or 6 clubs who knows

second it is close, 3 for me.
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