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#1 User is offline   MrAce 

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Posted 2013-June-29, 18:06



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Posted 2013-June-29, 18:51

View PostMrAce, on 2013-June-29, 18:06, said:

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IMO 2N = 10, 3N = 9, 4 = 6, 3 = 4. 3 = 3, 2 = 1.
IMO when a minor fit is established, you should first explore the possibility of a notrump contract.
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Posted 2013-June-29, 18:54

I would bid 2N, I feel I have too much for NF 3. 4 is more descriptive, but I am afraid 5 may suffer ruffs. Partner will not be short in when GF, since he didn't jump to 3.
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Posted 2013-June-29, 19:01

I will try 4c.

3nt option 2.
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Posted 2013-June-29, 19:07

What would 3 mean? If it shows I have hearts that's my bid. I think I've suffered a diamond lead after bidding NT with this type of hand but I suppose NT it's the place to go.

 wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:

Also, he rates to not have a heart void when he leads the 3.


 rbforster, on 2012-May-20, 21:04, said:

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Posted 2013-June-30, 00:30

I would bid 3NT, I don't really like it but other options seem worse:

2NT is NF for me, and I have a big hand due to heart allocation
3 is wrong for the same reason
2 I kinda like it, but there will be little recovery if partner raises at the 4 level
3 is a GF hand with no clear direction, it doesn't deny heart stopper but partner will have no room to investigate at the 3 level so it won't normally work.
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Posted 2013-June-30, 05:23

3 Nt, my partner has enough diamonds and spades to stop both suits more than once. After all he forced me with nothing in hearts and clubs....
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Posted 2013-June-30, 07:53

I definitely think 2NT should be forcing here. No reason to play 2NT when you have a known fit.
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Posted 2013-June-30, 08:20

View Postcherdano, on 2013-June-30, 07:53, said:

I definitely think 2NT should be forcing here. No reason to play 2NT when you have a known fit.

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Posted 2013-June-30, 09:22

2 is only a limit raise and I really think it's worth a risk to right side 3nt and that's IF 1. It's the right game or 2. We even have game.

3 for me. If pard has something like AK and the A or A K to length A I expect another try as our 2 overcalls here are solid.

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Posted 2013-June-30, 14:10

2NT for me
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Posted 2013-June-30, 21:45

Partner has shown a good hand. So as overcaller, you need to let partner how good your hand is.

I think most people play that 3 would a minimum overcall and be non forcing.

Your KJ9x are probably worth more than their actual point count because they sit behind the length.

So I'd take a positive view of the hand and treat it as the equivalent of an opening bid. The most descriptive bid at this point is 2 NT. It says partner I have an opening bid and s stopped. Whatever action partner takes next is likely to move us in the right direction.

2 NT also has the advantage of saving some bidding space. This can be important depending on your response methods to an overcall. If 2 would have been NF constructive, then 2 NT lets partner show his suit under 3 NT. If partner had a 3 card raise with limit values, partner can still sign off in 3 .
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Posted 2013-July-01, 02:41

I am taking a shot at 3NT. If there is more on the table, partner should be reasonably placed to judge knowing my values are in the round suits.
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