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Poll: balancing bid vs weak 2 (33 member(s) have cast votes)

bid or pass

  1. pass (13 votes [39.39%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 39.39%

  2. 2 no trump (17 votes [51.52%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 51.52%

  3. double (3 votes [9.09%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 9.09%

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#21 User is offline   1eyedjack 

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Posted 2013-September-26, 13:25

View Postjmcw, on 2013-September-23, 15:10, said:

At the table the choice made cost the match.

You are quite sure that there were no points chucked on any of the other hands?
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Posted 2013-September-26, 13:48

View Post1eyedjack, on 2013-September-26, 13:25, said:

You are quite sure that there were no points chucked on any of the other hands?

I am sure that he meant "all other things being equal."
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Posted 2013-September-26, 14:55

View Post1eyedjack, on 2013-September-26, 13:25, said:

You are quite sure that there were no points chucked on any of the other hands?

The opps. bid to 3NT, making. The match was lost by 3 IMPS less than what was given up on this deal.
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Posted 2013-September-26, 18:30

2NT, as long as partner knows it is 12-14, and systems are on, incl. weak Stayman versions.
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Posted 2013-September-26, 21:06

View Postjmcw, on 2013-September-23, 15:10, said:



Playing Imps would you bid or pass?. Is it close? At the table the choice made cost the match.

Its worth 14.5- 2NT is well-placed after the "strong hand" so 2NT is fine as 14.5 to 16.5 vulnerable. If the ace wasn't in the long suit- pass- downgrades the hand to 14.2. At 17 to 17.5 consider your options might bid 3 of a minor with 4 card- you have to wanting game to bid a minor then. Sure there is a misfit between E-W but it will take them time to work out which suit to attack while you get to your contract.
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Posted 2013-October-01, 13:40

I don't understand the question: I'm not on lead.
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