a simple one
#1 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2008-April-28, 15:09
W/r imps 1D on your right, your bid? Would this change if the vul is different (if so how)?
#2
Posted 2008-April-28, 18:02
#3
Posted 2008-April-28, 20:26
2♥ if red on white, because intermediate. It's a big intermediate, but I'm expecting the auction to continue and I'm prepared to solo 3♦ if necessary.
-P.J. Painter.
#4
Posted 2008-April-29, 06:32
#5
Posted 2008-April-29, 06:43
#6
Posted 2008-April-29, 07:48
#7
Posted 2008-April-29, 08:43
#8
Posted 2008-April-29, 10:33
#9
Posted 2008-April-29, 10:42
I certainly would not take offense if my pard bid 1♥.
#10
Posted 2008-April-29, 11:13
- hrothgar
#11 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2008-April-29, 12:54
#12
Posted 2008-April-29, 13:03
#13 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2008-April-29, 13:04
fachiru, on Apr 29 2008, 02:03 PM, said:
Yes, and the opps will have time to clearly describe their hands. Bridge is a fascinating game because there are opponents.
#14
Posted 2008-April-30, 04:05
#15
Posted 2008-April-30, 06:29
whereagles, on Apr 29 2008, 07:43 PM, said:
Agree with Nuno again!
#16
Posted 2008-April-30, 06:32
fachiru, on Apr 30 2008, 02:03 AM, said:
Just read this and here is an interesting question: If the bidding goes
(1D) 1H (P) 1S
(P) 4H
D you not think this might imply at least some spades and not a stiff? Why has your hand suddenly improved because of the S bid so that you can now bid 4?
As has been pointed out, there are 3 opponents; why give the other 2 a chance to bid spades?
#17
Posted 2008-April-30, 16:51
The_Hog, on Apr 30 2008, 07:32 AM, said:
fachiru, on Apr 30 2008, 02:03 AM, said:
Just read this and here is an interesting question: If the bidding goes
(1D) 1H (P) 1S
(P) 4H
D you not think this might imply at least some spades and not a stiff? Why has your hand suddenly improved because of the S bid so that you can now bid 4?
As has been pointed out, there are 3 opponents; why give the other 2 a chance to bid spades?
I'm not sure I follow your point. The pattern is 2614, which means that you don't have a stiff spade, like you suggested. So, is this an argument in favor of overcalling 1♥ -- because you have a doubleton spade?
-P.J. Painter.
#18 Guest_Jlall_*
Posted 2008-April-30, 17:40
There has always been a myth in bridge that if you don't know what to do after making a jump like this, you shouldn't make that jump. That's silly. It could easily be right to bid 4H because your potential of buying it is so high and their potential of making a mistake is high. If they DO bid over it you may be in a tough spot and may have to guess, and you may guess wrong sometimes, but that doesn't mean the initial bid was wrong.
#19
Posted 2008-April-30, 18:44
kenrexford, on May 1 2008, 05:51 AM, said:
The_Hog, on Apr 30 2008, 07:32 AM, said:
fachiru, on Apr 30 2008, 02:03 AM, said:
Just read this and here is an interesting question: If the bidding goes
(1D) 1H (P) 1S
(P) 4H
D you not think this might imply at least some spades and not a stiff? Why has your hand suddenly improved because of the S bid so that you can now bid 4?
As has been pointed out, there are 3 opponents; why give the other 2 a chance to bid spades?
I'm not sure I follow your point. The pattern is 2614, which means that you don't have a stiff spade, like you suggested. So, is this an argument in favor of overcalling 1♥ -- because you have a doubleton spade?
I misread the hand Ken as I posted on pg2. I thought he had a stiff S. My eyes are getting bad or my screen resolution is too low.

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