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#1 User is offline   pork rind 

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Posted 2007-January-15, 07:31

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of course i was south and opened 2d (multi). west overcalled 3d natural
partner passed and after a long huddle east bid 3nt.
if i lead a heart of course its down, but im not psychic. i led a spade and 630.

would u bid 3nt???
is there a case for my leading a heart
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Posted 2007-January-15, 07:44

1. I would have led a spade.
2. I would not have bid 3NT.
3. You got fixed, don't worry about it.

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Posted 2007-January-16, 11:57

1. I had led a spade
2. I had bid 3 NT (Hamanns rule)
3. There are three possible reasons to lead a Heart:
-Pd has a haert Honour and the spade queen and can lead through declarer.
-Pd has long good hearts
-They have just 8 tricks and a spade lead gifts them the 9.

In my opinion a too small target, so I had surely lead a spade.

But all these thoughts are fruitless. Pd should have bid 4 Heart pass or correct. He has a ten card fit and is green. This will end doubled -1 for a fine score.
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Posted 2007-January-20, 18:20

:P thanx for the thoughful reply, codo. part and i had discussed the points you made, but had some disagreement over what i should have led(not serious). she felt i should have led a heart.

tom
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Posted 2007-January-20, 19:06

pork rind, on Jan 15 2007, 08:31 AM, said:

... opened 2d (multi).  west overcalled 3d natural partner passed ...

What type of Multi is this where partner does not make a bid over 3 with 4-4 in the majors? How did that part of the discussion go?
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Posted 2007-January-20, 19:26

:P partner said she thought we would beat 3nt . i like the 4h bid myself

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Posted 2007-January-20, 21:19

pork rind, on Jan 20 2007, 08:26 PM, said:

:P partner said she thought we would beat 3nt . i like the 4h bid myself

tom

Did you partner notice that even if she had bid just 3, it is unlikely that the opponents will find 3NT, or even if they do, on a delayed pass-or-correct auction, now the lead stands out more? This focus on your lead is the wrong lesson to take from this hand.
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Posted 2007-January-21, 07:30

The remark about leading a H would have annoyed me. Typical from a person who is more intent on passing blame and ignoring the fact they failed to bid over 3D creating this terrible result. I wonder how that's your fault?
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Posted 2007-January-21, 09:57

:) great points thanx
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