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#41 User is offline   jallerton 

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Posted 2013-May-01, 14:35

View PostJLOGIC, on 2013-April-30, 09:22, said:

If partner bids 5H over X you will get to 7H


Is this a new type of "5 or 7 hand"?
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Posted 2013-May-01, 14:41

lol, it's not really inconsistent that if you make a double of a high level contract and your partner bids red/white you will play 6 or 7, presumably partner is bidding with some expectation of making, and the doubler is virtually unlimited.
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Posted 2013-May-01, 14:44

I agree with Phil that we do find the brave 5NT bid, we should pass 6♦. I'd expect at least a 6-card suit for this when partner has an easy 6♣ bid available.
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Posted 2013-May-03, 22:24

5♠ need one more King in♠ or ♦,I think
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Posted 2013-May-04, 07:32

I use 5n here to show 2 suits Major/dia
6c to show both M.

**** Like the distinction 5Nt vs. 6C.
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