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#1 User is offline   UdcaDenny 

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Posted 2016-March-17, 23:22

I passed as N and my P overcalled 2D with 3C. As there could be a 5-3 fit in H I bid 3H
waiting with my C support. My P thought I shud raise 5C to slam but I argued why didnt
he bid 3S over my 3H. Then I would bid 4C and he could use 4D as blackwood. So who shud
take action to find slam ?

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Posted 2016-March-18, 05:59

raising to slam would be absurd on your hand.

your partner grossly underbid at both opportunities.
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Posted 2016-March-18, 10:46

3 is a gross underbid on a 4 loser hand with no bad queens.

If it goes (2)-X-(3/4)-4-(P)-5-(P) to you, presumably you'd know what to do with 2 keycards, another king and a likely useful doubleton.
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Posted 2016-March-19, 02:30

3 is fine. After your 3, south has a clear 4 call. You can mention 4 and south rebids 5 confirming the void. 5 would now show the K. 5 the K. Now your 6 might encourage partner to bid 7.
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Posted 2016-March-20, 10:20

3c is fine
3h natural
3s normal and forcing keeps nt in the picture
4c very reasonable raise 5c a bit much with 3 little diamonds
4d/4n system dependent advancer inability to try 3n makes our hand golden
advancer shows showing 2 keys
6d strongly suspect advancer has at most 2 spades we cannot verify advancer has 4+ clubs and they cannot hold both the spade Q and thejeart K needed for a grand so we settle.
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Posted 2016-March-22, 03:17

Please more comments as my P is very stubborn and says he bid very strong and think I shud go to slam with my Kxx.
I think he shud double first and then bid C over my H. As the bidding went I also suggested he shud bid reverse 3S
over my 3H. Then after 4C from me he could ask for keycard or cuebid.
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Posted 2016-March-22, 03:51

3 is ok. The hand is a tad strong for it but there is no great alternative. I wouldn't object to double, or maybe even 3 if discussed. 4 is also an option.

5 is probably stronger than 4 (I don't think 4 is forcing) but nevertheless 5 is an underbid. It is not clear what S should bid but at least 6 is a better bid than 5.

You might consider raising to slam if you are sure opps can be trusted to be in a 9 card fit but I would pass anyway.
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Posted 2016-April-06, 03:19

3C is sensible, you dont want to by pass 3NT, and although you have
a 7 carder, the suit is not solid.

3H, implies somekind of club support, given that, and the fact that South has
AJ in hearts, he could make a slam try with 4D.
4D is not clearly a slam try for clubs, it could also be for hearts.
North, having a max. and only working values, can show the Spade control,
bypassing 4H and than South can bid 6C.

I am not sure, I find this seq. at the table.

And for sure: I am not raising 5C to 6C as North, I have no idea, what North has
for his 5C bid.

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Posted 2016-April-06, 08:15

 gszes, on 2016-March-20, 10:20, said:

3c is fine
3h natural
3s normal and forcing keeps nt in the picture
4c very reasonable raise 5c a bit much with 3 little diamonds
4d/4n system dependent advancer inability to try 3n makes our hand golden
advancer shows showing 2 keys
6d strongly suspect advancer has at most 2 spades we cannot verify advancer has 4+ clubs and they cannot hold both the spade Q and thejeart K needed for a grand so we settle.


3 little diamonds is a lot better than Kxx in a 10 count, partner most likely has 1 or 0 now with no wastage.
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Posted 2016-April-09, 08:09

 Cyberyeti, on 2016-April-06, 08:15, said:

3 little diamonds is a lot better than Kxx in a 10 count, partner most likely has 1 or 0 now with no wastage.

that is true but I can easily see 3n vs 4c when holding Kxx dia especially as a passed hand. That really means south should realize that N has very little if anything wasted in diamonds. That is what makes the south hand so golden.
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Posted 2016-April-12, 06:46

Note that 3 shows club tolerance since North is a passed hand who apparently doesn't have a 2 opening (nor a responsive double on 3).
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Posted 2016-April-14, 06:04

I think " Who should take action is equivalent to who should be a captain.
Of course, south is a captain, after 3, south directly bid up to 5, this is a imcomplete description.
After 3, the following goes normally : 3 - 3 - 4 - 4* ......, note here there is a psychological problem, that's to say south is very worried about rebid-3 is non-forcing, south is pretty scared of your passing 3 !!!
Don't blame your partner, in fact it is a matter of trust, you should know it never be a question of " who should take action".
Trust is a hard thing. Good luck to both of you.
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