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#1 User is offline   Cascade 

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Posted 2010-June-20, 23:06


Dealer: West
Vul: All
Scoring: IMP
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West North East South

 1    Pass  Pass  ?


What now?

Say you bid 2 then what next when 2 comes back to you?


West North East South

 1    Pass  Pass  2
 Pass  2    Pass  ?


Is 3 forcing?

Non-Standard but what if you have 2NT available in fourth seat to show the minors but it is constructive - would you try that?
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Posted 2010-June-20, 23:12

I would pass out 1 since I greatly fear the opponents having missed 4. In fact it's not unheard of they have missed a slam here and find it.

If I had bid 2 then I have never thought about whether 3 is forcing next round but it seems obvious to bid in any case.

If I were playing 2NT is minors and constructive then I would not bid it since my hand is not constructive. I don't know why I wouldn't follow my agreements.
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Posted 2010-June-20, 23:23

Pass certainly stands out instead of 2. 2 by partner is illogical- to he have bid 2 now he should have bid it as a simple overcall.
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Posted 2010-June-21, 00:53

cloa513, on Jun 20 2010, 10:23 PM, said:

Pass certainly stands out instead of 2. 2 by partner is illogical- to he  have bid 2 now he should have bid it as a simple overcall.

not true - partner could have hearts & a diamond fit, for example. I bid 3 now, though I would have passed out the hand in 1 spade even with 2N as constructive both minors available. I expect that 3 is non-forcing.
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Posted 2010-June-21, 00:59

Hi,

2D looks reasonable, and over 2H I bid 3C, which is NF.
If I had 2NT av. to show both minors, I would use it.

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Posted 2010-June-21, 03:31

Of course 3C is NF.
and the result can be plotted on a graph.
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Posted 2010-June-21, 07:27

Cascade, on Jun 21 2010, 12:06 AM, said:


Dealer: West
Vul: All
Scoring: IMP
9
4
876532
AKJT3


West North East South

 1    Pass  Pass  ?


What now?

Say you bid 2 then what next when 2 comes back to you?


West North East South

 1    Pass  Pass  2
 Pass  2    Pass  ?


Is 3 forcing?

Non-Standard but what if you have 2NT available in fourth seat to show the minors but it is constructive - would you try that?

I would report my "pass" button as broken to BBO if I can only make a bid ;)
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Posted 2010-June-21, 09:34

hanp, on Jun 21 2010, 04:31 AM, said:

Of course 3C is NF.

I agree, and I'm not surprised this is your view, since you have stated previously that a subsequent jump shift by an overcaller is NF (which is something I still disagree with).

By the way, I would pass out 1.

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Posted 2010-June-21, 11:18

You have to bid 3 (which is certainly non-forcing, since both players have made non-forcing bids and there is a cuebid available). Imagine passing out 2 and finding partner with something like Axx JTxxx A Qxxx.
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