Zelandakh, on 2012-May-08, 02:51, said:
I got my cases a bit mixed up in the previous post. So far we have
A: 3=4=3=3: 3NT 60%, 4♥ 25%
B: 4 hearts, 2-5 all other suits: 3NT 25%, 4♥ 63%
C: 4 hearts, 2-4 spades, 2-5 minors: 3NT X%, 4♥ 2X% (for unknown X)
D: 4 hearts, 4-3-2 in the other 3 suits: ?
E: 4 hearts, 2 clubs, 3-4 other suits: ?
Case E is of particular interest to me here initially as it is the only one that specifically removes both the factor of a double fit and of a ruffing feature. If E is reasonably similar to A then D becomes very interesting too. Each of these hand types is essentially one step better for 3NT and worse for 4♥. What I am looking to see is how big the steps are between B:C:D:E:A. Somewhere along the way there is likely to be a large switch. From finding out where we can ascertain what the key features are to probe for on this particular hand. If we find that these features are a good metric on a large variety of hands then it might suggest a method for superaccepts in general.
A: 3=4=3=3: 3NT 60%, 4♥ 25%
B: 4 hearts, 2-5 all other suits: 3NT 25%, 4♥ 63%
C: 4 hearts, 2-4 spades, 2-5 minors: 3NT X%, 4♥ 2X% (for unknown X)
D: 4 hearts, 4-3-2 in the other 3 suits: ?
E: 4 hearts, 2 clubs, 3-4 other suits: ?
Case E is of particular interest to me here initially as it is the only one that specifically removes both the factor of a double fit and of a ruffing feature. If E is reasonably similar to A then D becomes very interesting too. Each of these hand types is essentially one step better for 3NT and worse for 4♥. What I am looking to see is how big the steps are between B:C:D:E:A. Somewhere along the way there is likely to be a large switch. From finding out where we can ascertain what the key features are to probe for on this particular hand. If we find that these features are a good metric on a large variety of hands then it might suggest a method for superaccepts in general.
the person I was playing with suggested this as their system since I was only playing in a 12 board bbo acbl match I sais well play this later, but they did suggest that a
bid at the 3 level showed 4 card support for transfer suit and a doubleton in the bid suit I believe. so with the question for D and E I would have to enter in those constraints, to me logically it would seem that on E if NT opener was 4432 or 3442 then 4♥ would be a better call.
and For C it was still basically 2:1 ♥'s over 3NT (63%:33%)