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What's your rebid? Is there an option?

#1 User is offline   Hanoi5 

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Posted 2011-January-04, 20:44

You're red and hold:

A87x
QJT96xx
A9


It goes:

Pa Pa Pa 1
Pa 1Pa ???

What's your revid? Imp pairs.

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Posted 2011-January-05, 03:47

4, bit masterminding, but seems right for me.
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Posted 2011-January-05, 10:22

I think this is close enough to a "Hearts are trumps" hand. 4H.
I hate this choice if 6H fails on 7-(1,2,3+) but 6S on S:4-4+.
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Posted 2011-January-05, 20:34

Your hand is too good to settle for less than game and a slam opposite a passed p is very tine% and exploring for slam is not safe.
Those that play 4h as showing spade support and a lonnnnnnnnnnnng not independent suit
have the edge here.
Those that do not play 4h this way should just bid 4s.
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Posted 2011-January-05, 22:20

View Postgszeszycki, on 2011-January-05, 20:34, said:


Those that play 4h as showing spade support and a lonnnnnnnnnnnng not independent suit
have the edge here.


Does anyone play this? 1 - 1 - 4 isn't a walsh jump.
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Posted 2011-January-06, 02:42

It's standard old-fashioned Acol- a hand that is now good enough to play in a heart game but without a spade fit would have opened 2H.
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