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meaning of 2 Spades 2/1 ACBL

#1 User is offline   dickiegera 

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Posted 2011-June-10, 21:19

In this auction what is the meaning of 2?

1-P-1-1
2

Double would be support double showing 3 card Heart support
and 2 would be a raise showing 4 Hearts and minimum opening
and 3 would be a raise showing 4 Hearts and a better than minimum maybe 15-17 pts

What is 2 Spade bid?
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Posted 2011-June-10, 21:32

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I once yelled at my partner for discarding the 'wrong' card when he was subjected to a squeeze that I allowed by giving the wrong count with too high a card. Now he's allowed to pitch aces when the opponents have the king in the dummy. At trick 2. When he could have followed suit. And blame me.

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Posted 2011-June-10, 21:50

2S most likes strong hand GF and fit or something else,but one thing is confirmed that 2 should GF.
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Posted 2011-June-11, 04:11

Maybe it's a GF Hand with 6+ (as 3 is invitational) but I also could imagine a GF raise or a strong NT wihout values in
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Posted 2011-June-13, 02:30

View Postdickiegera, on 2011-June-10, 21:19, said:

In this auction what is the meaning of 2?

1-P-1-1
2

Double would be support double showing 3 card Heart support
and 2 would be a raise showing 4 Hearts and minimum opening
and 3 would be a raise showing 4 Hearts and a better than minimum maybe 15-17 pts

What is 2 Spade bid?




I do not think this has anything to do with ACBL SAYC: no support double in SAYC.
In BWS2001: yes, in this situation, support double applies. So basically, 2S denies a 3 card support. It also denies the willingness to play 1SX.
So probably long without stopper, but could be a strong (slam ambitions) GF hand with .
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Posted 2011-June-14, 16:17

I'd think it shows a strong hand which now lacks clear direction, e.g. xxxx AQ KQx AQJx. And yes, if playing support doubles, it will usually deny as many as three hearts.
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Posted 2011-June-15, 00:05

View PostFoxx, on 2011-June-14, 16:17, said:

I'd think it shows a strong hand which now lacks clear direction, e.g. xxxx AQ KQx AQJx. And yes, if playing support doubles, it will usually deny as many as three hearts.







Yes, this is also a hand on which, playing support doubles, I would bid 2. If I keep silent on this round, my partner will not understand my further bidding, on his possible double or other bid.
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