4♠, 4NT, 5NT, 6NT, Pass... What's your choice?
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Which way to go? Slam after a preempt?
#1
Posted 2016-August-28, 15:45
4♠, 4NT, 5NT, 6NT, Pass... What's your choice?
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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#2
Posted 2016-August-28, 15:57
none of the above - i would just bid 4d slammy hand with diamonds
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#3
Posted 2016-August-29, 04:00
Hi,
if you want to make a move, it is 4D.
I would go with Pass.
With kind regards
Marlowe
if you want to make a move, it is 4D.
I would go with Pass.
With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#4
Posted 2016-August-31, 01:46
Preempts particularly major suit preempts work.For making a ♦ slam, you atleast require ♥K & ♣Q {assuming preempter is having the ♠A} easy ♦distribution.So after 4♦ bid, partner will naver be able to show those features & only can raise into 5♦ & then it will be a gamble to bid slam.In that case it is better to bid 5♦ to give partner a chice to bid slam depending upon his hand & judgement.On the other hand slam in♣ requires 4 carder ♣Q & easy ♣distribution.Now it is a choice between pass,5♦ & 4♣.Difficult hand to bid,my choice will be 4♣-still a gamble
#5
Posted 2016-August-31, 03:10
alok c, on 2016-August-31, 01:46, said:
{assuming preempter is having the ♠A}
Why would you assume this? Is KQJxxxx not a perfectly sound preempt? At these colours QJ9xxxx would hardly be a surprise and against a BBFer the suit might well be worse.
alok c, on 2016-August-31, 01:46, said:
Now it is a choice between pass,5♦ & 4♣.Difficult hand to bid,my choice will be 4♣-still a gamble
4♣ is not only a gamble but shows a completely different hand. This logic is like having 13hcp in a 4513 hand and deciding to open 1♣ or 1♠ because you do not like the rebid options after 1♥.
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#6
Posted 2016-September-01, 09:30
I would try 4♦, but hope to settle in 4N if partner does not cooperate. Likely we have 2 major suit losers (maybe 3) in NT. Even with partner holding ♠AK, we will still struggle for a safe 12th trick in ♦.
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