Both red:
♠AK
♥AQT8xxx
♦Qx
♣AT
1♥-Pa-1NT*-2♦
???
Is 4♥ advisable here?
In general, on what should 1M-1NT-4M or 1♥-1♠-4♥be bid?
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#1
Posted 2012-March-07, 06:43
wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:
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#2
Posted 2012-March-07, 07:24
I could bid 4M here with an ace less, so I would first cuebid 3♦ then 4♥.
#3
Posted 2012-March-07, 08:50
4♥ is fine. 3♦ is possible but I would bid that also with a monster with ♥+♣ since 3♣ is nonforcing. With this hand I have a nice, descriptive bid. So why not make it?
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#4
Posted 2012-March-07, 11:52
4H is fine, slam is very unlikely.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.
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#6
Posted 2012-March-08, 23:37
About the general question - 1♥-1NT-4♥ and 1♥-1♠-4♥ are very different auctions. If the responder is unlimited (1♠) than jump to 4♥ shows a hand that was a little better than 4♥ opening, but not by much (lets say an A more). If the responder is limited (passed hand or 1♥-1NT-4♥) than it is the opener decision - basically saying "I dont see a slam opposite your bid" - and can have a very wide range of hands.
On this hand bid 3♦ if you think slam is a real possibility opposite some average 8-9 points (or if you can imagine perfect 6 points that would make the slam cold - I can't
) or bid 4♥ if you think that slam is not something to aspire to. I would choose 4♥
Yu
On this hand bid 3♦ if you think slam is a real possibility opposite some average 8-9 points (or if you can imagine perfect 6 points that would make the slam cold - I can't
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