3rd seat
#1
Posted 2010-December-16, 19:27
(still learning)
#2
Posted 2010-December-16, 20:26
As for tv, screw it. You aren't missing anything. -- Ken Berg
I have come to realise it is futile to expect or hope a regular club game will be run in accordance with the laws. -- Jillybean
#3
Posted 2010-December-17, 06:19
-- Bertrand Russell
#4
Posted 2010-December-17, 07:32
#5
Posted 2010-December-17, 08:35
George Carlin
#6
Posted 2010-December-17, 08:57
#7
Posted 2010-December-17, 09:16
(still learning)
#8
Posted 2010-December-17, 09:19
jillybean, on 2010-December-17, 09:16, said:
Jilly, this is the Beginner and Intermediate Bridge Discussion forum here! We only want to talk about Bridge!
-- Bertrand Russell
#9
Posted 2010-December-17, 09:37
#10
Posted 2010-December-17, 11:28
The hand would have been more perfect if I had Clubs and Hearts but you can't have it all.
#11
Posted 2010-December-17, 14:26
mcphee, on 2010-December-17, 07:32, said:
Is the idea behind passing to hide the hand distributions from whoever would eventually become declarer? I realise the reasoning above is obvious to most everyone here and was apparently rejected, but I really don't see what makes this hand so special.
#12
Posted 2010-December-17, 14:50
This approach could obviously fail, especially if we belong in hearts and can't get there now. But mps is a game of frequency of gain/loss not size of gain/loss. We will, by opening 3♦ occasionally lose very big, often break even (the opps own the hand and nothing we do will slow them down or derail them) and, imo frequently result in small to large gains.
In addition, bidding here makes you a difficult opponent to play against, compared to those who pass. I cannot over-emphasize how important it is, from this perspective, that you are in 3rd seat....in 1st or 2nd, lacking a 2-suited opening, I would always pass.
#13
Posted 2010-December-17, 15:45
#14
Posted 2010-December-17, 15:56
I hate diamond preempts more with the Ace and the shabby suit. R/R I don't want to give up 100 a trick. Furthermore if partner leads a diamond, I'd like to have some idea if its a stiff or not, and I don't have the read if I preempt.
Winner - BBO Challenge bracket #6 - February, 2017.
#15
Posted 2010-December-17, 16:20
The hand was not from a "no multi, polish club, muiderberg, wilkosz, no psyhce" tournament but given to me by a friend. He now tells me he held this in 1st seat, and opened 1♥
(still learning)
#16
Posted 2010-December-17, 16:22
jillybean, on 2010-December-17, 16:20, said:
The hand was not from a "no multi, polish club, muiderberg, wilkosz, no psyhce" tournament but given to me by a friend. He now tells me he held this in 1st seat, and opened 1♥
Now don't be dissing Inquiry
26 ZARS!
Winner - BBO Challenge bracket #6 - February, 2017.
#17
Posted 2010-December-18, 09:42
Phil, on 2010-December-17, 16:22, said:
26 ZARS!
LOL No, this is a hand from Vancouver, not Florida.
(still learning)
#18
Posted 2010-December-20, 04:04
With 6-5 in the red I am willig to discuss 1H as some kind of lead director,
not my style, but I can understand it.
But I have 7-5, I will pass and generate action in the next round, maybe I get
a warning about bad breaks - than I am happy to have passed, otherwise I wont
let them play on the 4 level.
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#19
Posted 2010-December-20, 13:34
#20
Posted 2010-December-21, 08:39
- hrothgar