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Responding to t/o double of 3D

Poll: What's your call after partner doubles 3D? (27 member(s) have cast votes)

What's your call?

  1. 3S (19 votes [70.37%])

    Percentage of vote: 70.37%

  2. 4S (2 votes [7.41%])

    Percentage of vote: 7.41%

  3. 3NT (4 votes [14.81%])

    Percentage of vote: 14.81%

  4. Pass (2 votes [7.41%])

    Percentage of vote: 7.41%

  5. 4D (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

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#1 User is offline   jallerton 

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Posted 2014-January-26, 12:42

IMPS


Love All. IMPs, Knock-out match. What do you call now?
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Posted 2014-January-26, 13:35

either pass or 3N... hmmm think i'll try pass :)
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Posted 2014-January-26, 14:00

4♠, assuming partner is showing both majors. Ideally I'd like a bit more information on (a) how we use X in this sequence, and (b) opponents' pre-empt style, but without that this is what I'd choose. It should have good chances, and I see no reason to suppose we're taking 500 from 3♦X.
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Posted 2014-January-26, 14:31

3♠. Unless p's takeout doubles are VERY sound (and whose are these days) 3♠ should be enough. If p has extra shape or values he will be aggressive to raise to four. No reason to suspect we are getting rich in 3Dx (but it would be a good shot at MP I think); 3N is a total gamble and could easily miss 4S.
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Posted 2014-January-26, 15:27

If the minors were reversed I would probably bid 4♠. As it is, I think that 3♠ is enough.

3NT may be the winning call, but if you have to let RHO on lead at some point 3NT could very well have no play.
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Posted 2014-January-26, 18:03

3S. Close to 4.
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Posted 2014-February-08, 16:03

Thanks for the replies.

4♠ was selected at the table. This was not a success when partner had also stretched to double on Jxx KQ8xx x AQxx.

I was asked to assign the blame, but I thought that Advancer's problem was quite interesting.
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