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I was surprised that North didn't bid 2♠ over 2♥. What would that have shown?
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Posted 2012-June-12, 19:01
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Posted 2012-June-12, 19:54
Here's a hand that showed support after the interference:
But, a hand with 3+card support; 7-10 total points wouldn't have bid 1N in the first place:
So, is it actually the case that 1M-1N-2m-2M shows 3+ M; 5-6 total points?
So, the delayed raise is explained as 3card support; 6+ HCP; 10- total points.
But, a hand with 3+card support; 7-10 total points wouldn't have bid 1N in the first place:
So, is it actually the case that 1M-1N-2m-2M shows 3+ M; 5-6 total points?
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Posted 2012-June-13, 06:20
I have a question. What is the use in bidding 1H-1nt-2c-3H = for invitation with 6 spades? Why not 1h-1s-2c-3H= invitation? If 4 spades, maybe 1nt better. But if 5+ spades, always 1s first i think.
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Posted 2012-June-13, 07:40
nathan2008, on 2012-June-13, 06:20, said:
I have a question. What is the use in bidding 1H-1nt-2c-3H = for invitation with 6 spades? Why not 1h-1s-2c-3H= invitation? If 4 spades, maybe 1nt better. But if 5+ spades, always 1s first i think.
Nathan: Most of us agree with you. This subject is being discussed in another thread: http://www.bridgebas...mong-his-clubs/
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