Had a FUN run of cards last night sitting south... Nothing much to the play here - all the contracts were (obviously) cold as ice. However, I'd be interested in any feedback on bidding.
Regardless, it was a fun three boards in a row... Board 1:
West | North | East | South |
|
|
| 1♠ |
p | 2♦ | p | 2♥ |
p | 4NT | p | 5♠ |
p | 6♥ | p | p |
p |
Board 2 was a more interesting auction:
West | North | East | South |
| 1♥ | 2 | 2 |
3♣ | 4♣ | p | 4♥ |
p | 6♥ | p | p |
p |
I assumed that 4C was a void or stiff ace, but evaluating my hand I still didn't think I had enough to bid slam directly. Using the 30 point deck was an idea that didn't occur to me over the table... It would've yielded a calculation something like this:
- 17pts+ in partner's hand
- plus 7pts in mine outside of ♣s
- equals 24... 30-24=6, or 1.5 tricks in outside suits.
Since I thought we had clubs covered, there was no likely outside loser... So we're on a finesse. I guess I could've pushed?
Third board:
West | North | East | South |
| 1♣ | p | 1♠ |
p | 2♥ | p | 3♠ |
p | 4♣ | p | 5♣ |
p | 6♣ |
4
♣ didn't seem to indicate particular slam interest to me, but I figured we were at least game force, so might as well play 5♣. Thankfully, partner took the push...
If anyone's here, I'd appreciate bidding thoughts... Like I said, trying to learn.
1 comment:
for 3rd board better bidding should be like this
1cl- 1sp
2H - 2NT
3cl- 3D
3NT- 4cl and so on...
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