Bonus question: Would you have opened?
Pass, XX or raise? Settle an argument
#1
Posted 2015-August-02, 08:28
Bonus question: Would you have opened?
#2
Posted 2015-August-02, 09:16
Yes, I would have opened 1C. Maybe not if I were playing, and wished to continue playing, with Jimmy, However I do not anticipate this situation arising.
#3
Posted 2015-August-02, 09:19
You expect 3♠ to make so passing and redouble make no sense.
#4
Posted 2015-August-02, 09:23
Yes I'd have opened 1♣.
#5
Posted 2015-August-02, 10:44
#6
Posted 2015-August-02, 11:48
If I bid now, then 4C is obvious.
#7
Posted 2015-August-02, 12:24
#14
Posted 2015-August-03, 06:03
#15
Posted 2015-August-03, 06:46
#17
Posted 2015-August-03, 10:16
Your best bid should be pass, obviously, because you didn't know how many hcp and points you had and the distribution. A good player should be conservative on bidding when he knows little of all the hand.
#18
Posted 2015-August-03, 15:38
This post has been edited by diana_eva: 2015-August-04, 01:56
#19
Posted 2015-August-03, 16:10
zillahandp, on 2015-August-03, 15:38, said:
The primary benefit of the 4♣ bid is to warn partner of my side strength so we avoid the double game swing with strong club duplication when they compete to 4 ♠, also many single game swings with weaker duplication. Lead director is another way for 4♣ to win.
#20
Posted 2015-August-04, 09:50
diana_eva asks ""IMPs, all vul. Your agreed style is very conservative openers and preempts (cayne style). What would you do here? Bonus question: Would you have opened?"
IMO you should have opened 1♣, Now, over 3♥, I rank
1. Pass = You have some defence.
2. 4♣ = Lead-directing.
3. 4♥ = Dangerous opposite a seat-3 pre-empt.
4. XX = Weird.