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Bid after unusual nt

#21 User is offline   steve2005 

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Posted 2014-August-16, 14:47

Don't know why people want to introduce at the 3-level. you have a fit best take the sure fit.

the consensus is 3 is forcing, I don't think this hand is good enough to force.

I would give up penalty double for a hand that INV opposite an above avg 2N (you decide just hearts or for unspecified suit)



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Posted 2014-August-16, 16:07

View Poststeve2005, on 2014-August-16, 14:47, said:

the consensus is 3 is forcing, I don't think this hand is good enough to force.

That "consensus" is certain to change after PS's post...
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Posted 2014-August-16, 16:28

Partner is roughly 1=5=5=2, but has less than an opening hand. I'll try 4H at IMPs or non-vulnerable. If we're vul at pairs I'd rather defend 3NT or 5C.
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