Preempt #19823
#1
Posted 2014-September-05, 09:09
NV vs V you hold
♠ 2
♥ --
♦ QJ32
♣ KQ987542
RHO you
1♦ ...??
1♦ = natural, 3+ cards. Club bids by you are natural.
#4
Posted 2014-September-05, 11:46
Def feels weird to bid 4 though since I would do it on much worse hands at these colors.
#6
Posted 2014-September-05, 12:07
-gwnn
#7
Posted 2014-September-05, 17:11
The opps are very unlikely to exchange much information after a 1d opening and there
appears to be no need to rush in when we might just as easily be preempting partner
as the opps. If the situation seems warranted I can jump in with clubs later when the
risk vs reward seems clearer.
#8
Posted 2014-September-05, 18:20
#9
Posted 2014-September-06, 12:10
When I showed it to a friend he said: "hmmm... with me having 4 cards in opener's suit, partner is bound to be loaded in the majors. 4♣ should best." Right he was, as the full hand was
Rodwell tried 5♣ and got doubled for -300. Chemla opted by a more conservative 4♣ and saw it go
1♦ 4♣ dbl pass
4♦ (all pass)
for down FIVE (-500). +12 to France, which went on to win the title.
An example that top players can tilt as well. I don't think Rodwell would have bid 5♣ under more normal match circumstances. Kudos to all that managed to keep their cool
#10
Posted 2014-September-06, 13:47
#11
Posted 2014-September-06, 14:33
PhantomSac, on 2014-September-06, 13:47, said:
Whereagles is like a P-90 sub machine gun. Instead of bullets he shoots similar silly comments such as this one about Rodwell. Do not expect basis of his comments. I doubt he has one. He has other gems besides psychoanalyzing Rodwell. If this was BW, I would be his #1 follower.
"It's only when a mosquito lands on your testicles that you realize there is always a way to solve problems without using violence!"
"Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say."
#12
Posted 2014-September-06, 14:42
MrAce, on 2014-September-06, 14:33, said:
Were you always this caustic, or do you just feel bound to the law of total trolling since the Hog calmed down?
#14
Posted 2014-September-07, 14:12
Jinksy, on 2014-September-06, 14:42, said:
On one hand I want to explain you, on the other I don't want to because I want you to remain clueless.
You can hardly call one a troll or caustic when he had to deal with 13.000+ posts similar to this and the link provided below.
I don't know why he feels like he should reply each and every ***** single topic. Maybe he genuinely wants to contribute or maybe he believes the number of posts is an achievement. And he is allowed to do so regardless of which one. But in a bridge forum, if one contributes to that many posts, and constantly ignores OP or the replies and/or says cheesy stuff as he did on this topic, you can hardly blame anyone for reacting to it. The dude is on a spree. As we are discussing this, he just could not help it and did it again !
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"It's only when a mosquito lands on your testicles that you realize there is always a way to solve problems without using violence!"
"Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say."
#15
Posted 2014-September-07, 18:01
Jinksy, on 2014-September-06, 14:42, said:
That's Mr Hog to you. I only stopped calling you out because most of your comments have been sensible recently. (Apart from your question as to whether you would run if you mad a questionnable double.)
#16
Posted 2014-September-07, 20:51
#17
Posted 2014-September-08, 06:16
#18
Posted 2014-September-08, 06:43
#19
Posted 2014-September-08, 08:35
Siegmund, on 2014-September-07, 20:51, said:
That is the point. Hands with long suit + length in opponents' suit should tread warily, as there is a high chance partner will have the opposite two-suiter.
Zelandakh, on 2014-September-08, 06:16, said:
1♦ was natural 3+ in both rooms, yes.