Posted 2010-December-23, 13:58
At the table, I decided to believe my shape and my lack of defense against 4H, and jumped to 4S over 2S. It continued 5D on my left, pass from partner, 5H on my right. We felt good we had pushed them to five, and were more surprised they went off two. I forget the exact spots, but LHO was 2-5-4-2, partner 6-3-2-2, dummy 2-5-4-2 (with only the AJ of diamonds and no other face cards! RHO, one of the best players in the club, explained he didn't want to jump to 4 without a singleton, and thought if he was raising to 3 anyway he'd try and keep me from bidding 4S) .... and our -100 turned out to be a bad score since a lot of east-wests sold out to 4S (and one misdefended 5C and let it make.)
@whereagles: the question about 1H-1S-Pass was purely hypothetical, re evaluating this hand.