Pick your poison.
If only it weren't all white at matchpoints... balancing decision
#2
Posted 2007-February-23, 08:37
#5
Posted 2007-February-23, 09:24
Peter
#6
Posted 2007-February-23, 10:22
#8
Posted 2007-February-23, 13:30
Why didn't I open this hand a weak 2♦? Then OPPS would be having my hard time
#9
Posted 2007-February-23, 14:20
BebopKid (Bryan Lee Williams)
"I've practiced meditation most of my life. It's better than sitting around doing nothing."
(Tom Sims, from topfive.com)
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#10
Posted 2007-February-23, 19:28
any other action is purely speculative.
your hand wasn't worth a bid at the 1-level, now it's suddenly worth a bid at the 3-level? The opps haven't shown a fit. Your partner knows more about your hand than you know about partner's, and partner did not take action.
and you actually don't know that much about lho's hand.
the opps might not be in their best contract.
pass is not a dirty word
dhl
#12
Posted 2007-February-23, 20:12
#13
Posted 2007-February-24, 05:16
#14
Posted 2007-February-25, 07:17
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#15
Posted 2007-February-25, 07:48
The double might gain when we defend, but it probably fails (or is frightening) when we bid and end up in 3♥4♥.
-P.J. Painter.
#16
Posted 2007-February-25, 08:19
Would you really do this with a partner if you hadn't discussed it previously?
I wouldn't.
Peter
#17
Posted 2007-February-25, 09:24
#18
Posted 2007-February-26, 03:54
Having read the other comments, the case for bidding 3D is quite strong and I am close to accepting that I haven't thought this through properly as a MP decision.
#20
Posted 2007-February-26, 09:05
mike777, on Feb 26 2007, 08:09 AM, said:
Lead directing?

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