MP's. 5 spades can be made. 3NT went down only one. If 3NT was doubled they'd surely take it out to 4♣ which makes. Who could have done something in the bidding?
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Posted 2013-January-23, 21:40
MP's. 5 spades can be made. 3NT went down only one. If 3NT was doubled they'd surely take it out to 4♣ which makes. Who could have done something in the bidding?
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 2013-January-23, 21:46
Defense is the culprit. Your side should take the first 10 tricks against 3N, for +600. Edit: Why are you trying to go +450 instead?
This post has been edited by Bbradley62: 2013-January-24, 07:23
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Posted 2013-January-23, 23:13
Hanoi5, on 2013-January-23, 21:40, said:
MP's. 5 spades can be made. 3NT went down only one. If 3NT was doubled they'd surely take it out to 4♣ which makes. Who could have done something in the bidding?
For me west 100% he's been very reluctant to bid game and I'm not sure why? He has a 10 count 4 trumps and a void in openers suit opposite partners 1 level overcall.
I'm not sure why he's bidding 3♣ I'd bid 4♦ (1 loser suit 9+ cards in ♠+♦ with at least 3♠) this is both lead directional (if we whack 5♣) and allowing partner to compete on if we have a good doublefit (ie when the Law gets higher)
Having bid 3♣ I'd still bid over 3NT 4♠ is probably the simplest but if 4♦ would show a suit having already agreed ♠ ... Probably too confusing so I'd probably just bid game.
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