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They double advancer's cue-raise

#1 User is offline   antonylee 

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Posted 2015-February-23, 01:39

(1x) 1y (any) 2x; (X) ???

where y>x, any is pass, bid or double, 2x does not absolutely guarantee a fit, and X is support (after a response), lead (anti-)directing or whatever you like.

I think most people have a meta-agreement as to which of pass and signing off in 2y is the weakest, but do you have an agreement about overcaller's redouble there?
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Posted 2015-February-23, 14:29

I think it shows extra values and nothing obvious to bid. Something like a 5332 14-count. I wouldn't expect to have to discuss this.
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
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