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Poll: on which of the 2 hands do you prefer back to 1S? (24 member(s) have cast votes)

on which of the 2 hands do you prefer back to 1S?

  1. hand 1 (12 votes [50.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 50.00%

  2. hand 2 (1 votes [4.17%])

    Percentage of vote: 4.17%

  3. both (8 votes [33.33%])

    Percentage of vote: 33.33%

  4. neither (3 votes [12.50%])

    Percentage of vote: 12.50%

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#1 User is offline   raist 

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Posted 2010-September-21, 00:12

you play 2/1, with gazzilli (so you don't need to keep the hand 1 alive)

HAND 1

Tx xxx KT9xx Axx
partner opens 1S, bidding goes:

1S-1N-2H

HAND 2
xx AKJ KJx Qxxxx

you open 1C, bidding goes:

1C-1S-1N-2H


how strongly do you feel about giving prefence on either hand?
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Posted 2010-September-21, 00:32

I strongly pass both times.
and the result can be plotted on a graph.
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Posted 2010-September-21, 00:55

I think hand 1 is more suitable for "preferencing" back to 2, because :
1. 6-4 is very much possible in hand 1 , while in hand 2 , with 6-4 responder (with no game ambitions) might have just rebid 2 with 6-4.
2. When my side values are Aces and Kings , partner is more likely to be forced , than if my side values are quacks. If we might get forced , I would prefer to have a 5 card trump suit.
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Posted 2010-September-21, 09:25

mich-b, on Sep 21 2010, 01:55 AM, said:

I think hand 1 is more suitable for "preferencing" back to 2, because :
1. 6-4 is very much possible in hand 1 , while in hand 2 , with 6-4 responder (with no game ambitions) might have just rebid 2 with 6-4.
2. When my side values are Aces and Kings , partner is more likely to be forced , than if my side values are quacks. If we might get forced , I would prefer to have a 5 card trump suit.

Completely agree with this, not to mention we could just easily have game on hand 1. For example KQ9xxx KQJx Ax x is a very reasonable game, or Axxxx AKQxx xx x (though not with the majors reversed, against that the diamonds could be Qx though). I would definitely preference on the first. But on the second pass seems pretty easy to me.
Please let me know about any questions or interest or bug reports about GIB.
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Posted 2010-September-21, 09:33

Hi,

both, 5-2 fits play usually better than 4-3 fits.

With kind regards
Marlowe
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Posted 2010-September-21, 09:34

Hi,

both, 5-2 fits play usually better than 4-3 fits.

Basically I follow this rule, without thinking too much, tim will
tell if it really makes a difference, until than I preserve energy.

With kind regards
Marlowe
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Posted 2010-September-21, 11:04

hanp, on Sep 21 2010, 01:32 AM, said:

I strongly pass both times.

ok this is the third time that I swear the opening post was different when I read it. I know the post hasn't been changed, it's a combination of my tired eyes and lack of sleep.

I thought the first hand had a singleton spade, I would correct to 2S with this.
and the result can be plotted on a graph.
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Posted 2010-September-21, 17:19

jdonn, on Sep 21 2010, 10:25 AM, said:

Completely agree with this, not to mention we could just easily have game on hand 1. For example KQ9xxx KQJx Ax x is a very reasonable game, or Axxxx AKQxx xx x (though not with the majors reversed, against that the diamonds could be Qx though). I would definitely preference on the first. But on the second pass seems pretty easy to me.

no, with the first hand you gave, partner would bid 2C gazilli
with the 2nd, either gazilli if upgrade, or 3h showing 5-5 14-16

that's why i specifically mentioned that there is no need to keep hand 1 alive
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Posted 2010-September-21, 17:30

I guess this is why it's better to alert a convention based on what it shows than assuming the name explains it all. So instead of making me work out wonderful gazzili could you just mention exactly what partner's auctions show?
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Posted 2010-September-21, 22:35

jdonn, on Sep 21 2010, 06:30 PM, said:

I guess this is why it's better to alert a convention based on what it shows than assuming the name explains it all. So instead of making me work out wonderful gazzili could you just mention exactly what partner's auctions show?

sorry you are right, i assumed gazzilli was common enough knowledge.

on hand 1, partner's 2H rebid denies (1) a hand that is worth a good 16+ playing strength and (2) a 5S-5H hand worth 14-16.
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