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Violate 2C transfer in xyz is it allowed

#1 User is offline   frank0 

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Posted 2012-February-23, 01:59

You play xyz convention, do you allow partner not to complete transfer if he/she has a good hand and afraid 2♦ being pass out?

For example, 1♦-1♥-1♠-2♣(trans to 2♦)-can opener bid something else beside 2♦ here?
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Posted 2012-February-23, 02:58

Of course.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2012-February-23, 03:03

I only violate the transfer with a very unbalanced hand, say
KXXX XX Void AKQXXXX
after 1C-1H-1S-2C I'll bid 3C

Otherwise I don't think it is necessary, especially after you have shown Diamonds, since 1x-1y-1z shows 12-17HCP
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Posted 2012-February-23, 06:01

Opener should break the transfer (bid something other than 2♦) with any hand that would bid anything (rather than pass) over a natural, non-forcing 2♦.
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Posted 2012-February-23, 08:08

Sure.

Breaking the tansfer showes the willingness to play 3D,
if p happens to have dead min, and game if he has a max.

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Posted 2012-February-23, 09:05

This has been discussed at least twice. You can with a hand that would hate it if partner passes 2♦.
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Posted 2012-February-23, 21:08

Only if he's right.
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