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Grand too optimistic in my view

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Posted 2011-December-10, 20:18

J9
AKQ3
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KJ109632

1 (4) 6 (Pass)
7??

Edit sorry I had ten twice the hand has the club jack.
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Posted 2011-December-10, 21:24

View PostCascade, on 2011-December-10, 20:18, said:

J9
AKQ3
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KT109632

1 (4) 6 (Pass)
7??

If the diagram is correct, and the question marks are what to do over 6C, I think I will try a double :rolleyes: But I might not have tried 4S/1C with the hand shown.
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Posted 2011-December-10, 21:27

View Postaguahombre, on 2011-December-10, 21:24, said:

If the diagram is correct, and the question marks are what to do over 6C, I think I will try a double :rolleyes: But I might not have tried 4S/1C with the hand shown.


I am just marking the questionable 7 bid by GIB.
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Posted 2011-December-10, 21:30

View PostCascade, on 2011-December-10, 21:27, said:

I am just marking the questionable 7 bid by GIB.

Yes, I know. Another weak attempt at humor.
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Posted 2011-December-11, 01:52

I would bid 7C at MP but its not like I have experience with these kind of hands.
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Posted 2011-December-11, 04:45

View Postbenlessard, on 2011-December-11, 01:52, said:

I would bid 7C at MP but its not like I have experience with these kind of hands.


You think partner is promising a first round spade control?
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Posted 2011-December-11, 16:24

For GIB 6 should have 21+TP.

So if opener has likely 17,18+TP it might bid 7C (after simulation or not ) just because points are too close to the obligation to be more then 6.

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Posted 2011-December-11, 16:41

View Postgeorgi, on 2011-December-11, 16:24, said:

For GIB 6 should have 21+TP.

So if opener has likely 17,18+TP it might bid 7C (after simulation or not ) just because points are too close to the obligation to be more then 6.


I was getting close

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AKQxxx
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It seems like it needs a more strict rule for bidding a grand than just total points.
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