double fit in the minors 4-4 vs 6-4
#1
Posted 2012-November-27, 18:22
♥J102
♦AJ105
♣83
nobody vul, partner deals and opens
2♣-(2♥)-double-(pass)
3♦-(pass)-??
2♣ is precision 10-15. If partner has 4 diamonds he must have 6 clubs at least. No further agreements now, spade bids previous round would be nf 2♠ and game forcing 3♠.
what would be your plan?
#2
Posted 2012-November-27, 19:19
I'm too good to pass. 3♥ looks right now.
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#3
Posted 2012-November-28, 09:12
Partner's pattern could be 1=2=4=6
♠ 7
♥ Q5
♦ K972
♣ AKQ652
The limit of this hand could be ten tricks in a minor.
In diamonds we would need to find the queen.
#4
Posted 2012-November-28, 09:17
jogs, on 2012-November-28, 09:12, said:
Why try for 10 when you can take 9?
#5
Posted 2012-November-28, 10:11
jogs, on 2012-November-28, 09:12, said:
Partner's pattern could be 1=2=4=6
♠ 7
♥ Q5
♦ K972
♣ AKQ652
The limit of this hand could be ten tricks in a minor.
In diamonds we would need to find the queen.
Very true, we can only take 10 in a minor - maybe even only 9 in diamonds.
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#6
Posted 2012-November-28, 11:54
jogs, on 2012-November-28, 09:12, said:
Partner's pattern could be 1=2=4=6
♠ 7
♥ Q5
♦ K972
♣ AKQ652
The limit of this hand could be ten tricks in a minor.
In diamonds we would need to find the queen.
I'm willing to have a go at making 9 tricks in NT opposite that hand, though.
#7
Posted 2012-November-28, 12:27
#8
Posted 2012-November-29, 02:21
#9
Posted 2012-November-29, 04:51
Roland
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#10
Posted 2012-November-29, 05:57
#11
Posted 2012-November-29, 05:59
#12
Posted 2012-November-29, 07:34
Forcing diamond hands raise directly to 4♦. I know everyone plays cue followed by 4♦ as forcing, but that is the wrong way round. You should be able to look for 3NT without having to bid 5m when 3NT is not an option.
#13
Posted 2012-November-29, 07:51