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Poll: Your bid (12 member(s) have cast votes)

Your bid

  1. 4H (2 votes [16.67%])

    Percentage of vote: 16.67%

  2. Pass (10 votes [83.33%])

    Percentage of vote: 83.33%

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#1 User is offline   jules101 

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Posted 2010-November-11, 03:22

MP pairs, love all




Pass or 4H?


2H promises 10+ hcp, and 5+ card H suit
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Posted 2010-November-11, 05:09

How much did I promise with 2? How much did partner promise with 3?

I guess if 2 can be this weak and I may pass 3, then I should pass now, but I've never played this system before so don't take any of this as Gospel (this is a very common mistake on the forums of course).
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Posted 2010-November-11, 07:47

So I have pretty much the minimum of what I promised? Pass, then.
Still decidedly intermediate - don't take my guesses as authoritative.

"gwnn" said:

rule number 1 in efficient forum reading:
hanp does not always mean literally what he writes.
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Posted 2010-November-11, 08:08

Are you sure 3 is non forcing? I could never play that sort of system tbh.
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Posted 2010-November-11, 08:16

I'd probably bid 4 in case partner forgot 3 was NF. Not sure I could play something like that as well... Anyway, if I am fairly confident that partner is awake, then I'd pass... I have a pretty miserable hand.
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Posted 2010-November-11, 08:38

Hi,

4H - but a lot depends on partnership agreement.

It is quite common to play 3H as GF, but since you raised the question,
you dont play it that way.

Playing MP, staying out of a game with less than 50% chance of making is
not bad, but I usually bid game, and worry later in the play, this forces
me to improve my declarer play.

If you play Acol or Acol style, where 2H is only a one round force, and 3H
is NF, than you have to pass.

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
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Posted 2010-November-11, 09:11

Well, as 3H is obviously NF in your style, then I have one point above min - not a lot. Plus I don't have a lot of controls and one of those minor suit queens is probably not pulling its weight. So clear pass at matchpoints. Closer decision at IMPs.
"Pass is your friend" - my brother in law - who likes to bid a lot.
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