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Enough Is Enough!

Poll: enough is enough? (23 member(s) have cast votes)

enough is enough?

  1. X (19 votes [82.61%])

    Percentage of vote: 82.61%

  2. Pass (4 votes [17.39%])

    Percentage of vote: 17.39%

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#1 User is offline   gwnn 

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Posted 2008-January-28, 07:19

Scoring: IMP


p-1-X-1NT
p-p-X-XX
2-p-2NT-?

Partner is who you consider to be an OK player. Opps are very random pickup partners from BBO - from countries we might not even have ever heard of.
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
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Posted 2008-January-28, 07:26

X

This should teach someone a lesson, maybe it
is me.

Does "you consider partner to be an ok player"
mean, I know my partner?
And if yes, does partner regular open non opening
hands?

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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Posted 2008-January-28, 07:30

he passes many 11 counts.
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Posted 2008-January-28, 07:35

If I had not redoubled earlier, double now would be mandatory. But I've shown my strength, and within that context I have a lousy defensive hand against 2NT or anything else. I'll let partner decide whether to play or defend, and if he chooses to allow them to escape undoubled, we might not be beating them anyway.

I don't care much for the redouble on a hand with one King and no Aces.
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Posted 2008-January-28, 08:55

If I double, what do I lead? On high card points there is certainly room for rho to have AKQxxx of clubs, the king of diamonds and the ace of spades. Taking six tricks off the top might be impossible. Would he bid this way? Dunno.

I am taking the option you didn't list and bidding 3D. My thinking is that if rho is a nut I'll be getting plenty of goodies on other hands where I am more certain of the situation. If he has a club surprise for me, as I think he does, 3D may be the best choice.
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Posted 2008-January-28, 08:57

X, no way they are going to make this. Not that it matters much, if I pass, p will probably double.
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Posted 2008-January-28, 09:03

For some reason, doesn't seem you ever run into these auctions in a real game; I wouldn't waste any time worrying about the right action.
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Posted 2008-January-28, 09:21

lexlogan, on Jan 28 2008, 08:35 AM, said:

If I had not redoubled earlier, double now would be mandatory. But I've shown my strength, and within that context I have a lousy defensive hand against 2NT or anything else. I'll let partner decide whether to play or defend, and if he chooses to allow them to escape undoubled, we might not be beating them anyway.

I don't care much for the redouble on a hand with one King and no Aces.


agree 100%. I've done all I can do. It's up to P. I wouldn't be too surprised to see RHO turn up with running , and some stoppers. So, even if P does double, the auction may not be over. RHO could run to 3, and then I'll have to decide whether to bid 3, or try to go plus by beating opps. :)
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Posted 2008-January-28, 09:32

kenberg, on Jan 28 2008, 09:55 AM, said:

I am taking the option you didn't list and bidding 3D. My thinking is that if rho is a nut I'll be getting plenty of goodies on other hands where I am more certain of the situation. If he has a club surprise for me, as I think he does, 3D may be the best choice.

It certainly seems impossible, doesn't it? E/W are vulnerable, so even down 1 doubled would be bad for them, and he has to know his partner is completely busted.

After the XX of 1NT, I expect that partner will take my pass of 2NT as forcing but showing doubt about strain ie., I have some diamond support.
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Posted 2008-January-28, 09:42

Double.

I have an ubermax and an easy opening lead, and they've fallen into a misfit. If I don't double on this hand, what hand would I double on?
"Phil" on BBO
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