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ATB - orlando Vanilla 2/1 GF system

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Posted 2010-December-06, 21:24

Matchpoints. both vul, dlr east. Second board of next to last round.

Jillybean already hinted at in the four sessions we played, we had three session tops. This hand pretty much assured we wouldn't get a fourth. i will not say yet which hand at the table jilly held and i held, but figure out what went wrong on this auction and assess the blame, if any.

Also Jilly hinted in that earlier thread that maybe she didn't play well. To the contrary, she more than upheld her half of the partnership. No doubt, reading and posting here is improving her game.

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Posted 2010-December-06, 21:38

The correct way to do it depends on your system, but East must bid at some point. Otherwise West can't know that K is worthless while K is golden.
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Posted 2010-December-06, 21:58

100% East, for mis-describing their hand on the second round of the auction (with 2 instead of 2) and subsequently slam-forcing opposite 2 keys when partner has a limited hand.

I completely agree with West's 4 bid. Slightly depends on style I guess, but I think it is standard to play that East is pretty much barred from bidding after 4, as West would bid something else with a slam try. Yes, you will miss some nice slams (give West the same hand and East the doubleton QJ of spades and some other stuff, for example) but you can't bid em all, and this will prevent the partnership from taking frivolous adventures to the 5-level one off.
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Posted 2010-December-06, 22:20

really tough hand....not easy


east should rebid with 2c...now west has a really hard rebid....

a very very difficult hand.
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for sake of discussion lets say w rebids 2h
west has easy rebid of 3c
we get to 4h.

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on the op I rebid 3h not 4h......3h shows a good hand for me 2h shows a really minimum hand for me.

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I think the most important lesson of this hand is 1h and 2h is weaker than 1h then 2c.
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Posted 2010-December-06, 23:09

I would certainly bid 2C. I also think the jump to 4H is a little aggressive, but not unreasonable. (I suspect you held the S hand, Ben?) Moving after 4H is poor with the given hand.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 01:37

Is this IMPs or something? The jump to 4 doesn't make much sense to me otherwise.

Anyway, I'd rebid 2 with the East hand and boost a correction to 3. If partner rebid 2, I guess I'd let it lay there.

All is OK until East bids 4NT, however, which makes the least sense to me. Partner described limit-raise values, nothing more. You might miss slam if West has meshing club cards and a few keys... A K A... that's really really really unlikely.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 02:47

i understand east's uneasiness to pass 4 - slam can easily be cold, but that's what happens when both players misdescribe their hands earlier in the auction.

i like rebidding 2 with weak 6-4s, but supressing AQxxx is going way too far.

and jumping to 4 is just gross overbidding.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 04:01

100% to East.

2H is wrong, too much to hide the club suit. 4N is wrong, if you think this is a min hand and hence rebid only 2H, then you shld be consistent and pass pd's 4H.

After East's 2C, west has two choice, one is 2D, one is 3S. I will never choose 2H. I will temprize with 2D, even if this is GF.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 04:11

E should rebid clubs instead of 2. I have no problems with 4 by W.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 04:19

Agree with 100% to East. When you have made a minimum, non-forcing rebid of 2, you have given partner the authority to place the final contract, and you are not allowed to override that decision.

And, as others have said, 2 was the wrong rebid...
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Posted 2010-December-07, 05:24

4nt seems crazy to me.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 05:32

View Postinquiry, on 2010-December-06, 21:24, said:

Matchpoints. both vul, dlr east. Second board of next to last round.
Jillybean already hinted at in the four sessions we played, we had three session tops. This hand pretty much assured we wouldn't get a fourth. i will not say yet which hand at the table jilly held and i held, but figure out what went wrong on this auction and assess the blame, if any.
Also Jilly hinted in that earlier thread that maybe she didn't play well. To the contrary, she more than upheld her half of the partnership. No doubt, reading and posting here is improving her game.
Agree with everybody
  • 2 is an underbid and misdescriptive. Prefer 2.
  • 4 is a bit optimistic but a reasonable shot.
  • 4N is inconsistent.
  • 6 has chances but presumably it failed :(

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Posted 2010-December-07, 05:53

Well poor E will not be able to dodge this one sadly. After opening 1H this player simply lost the way.

I do not agree with 2C showing a better hand than 2H rebid. It shows H and C less than j/s values, surprise! exactly what they have. $N was a real blast especially at pairs. It is pleasing to see the player was likely not rewarded with 12 tricks, a good lesson for them.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 05:54

After 4 opener, who fixed himself, should have stayed fixed and passed.

4 was not a thing of beauty, but it sure wasn't the bid to blame. Give responder K if you will and it would still be a bad slam.

We've all been in worse slams that made, though. This was just bad luck ahah.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 07:22

East missjudged his hand with 2, if you don't want to bid 2 for whatever reason your next best bid is an obvious 3, west overbid a little, so far 2 mistakes but neither of them are very gross.

But now jilly break a very important bridge rule that is to be consistent with previous bids. After a 2 rebid you have no business moving opposite 4, its true that you might realise that you hate your 2 bid now, but you can't do nothing about it, live with it and hope that your previous decision was the right one. Gussing all the time can't be good.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 07:46

East always has to pass 4, bidding on is impossible, you don't need to see the hands to say that. 2 shows 11-15 with 6 hearts, so if partner bids 4, that's the final word. The same goes for 1 then 3 and partner raises to 4.

After seeing the hands one can say further that West bid well and East should have rebid 2 instead of 2, but this isn't so important as the first paragraph.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 08:29

West made a practical bid of 4 imo, it's not that bad.

I blame:
99% East for rebidding 2 instead of 2
1% EW for not playing Gazzilli so E can rebid 3 immediately :P
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Posted 2010-December-07, 08:54

View Postnige1, on 2010-December-07, 05:32, said:

Agree with everybody
  • 2 is an underbid and misdescriptive. Prefer 2.
  • 4 is a bit optimistic but a reasonable shot.
  • 4N is inconsistent.
  • 6 has chances but presumably it failed :(




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Posted 2010-December-07, 10:43

I don't think East can ever move over 4 in this auction.

Agree with 2, but that creates a MSC problem for West, especially for those misguided souls that like to open 1 with 5+6m.
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Posted 2010-December-07, 10:44

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