g**********y
发帖数: 14569 | 1 North:
SAQxxx H109x DKxx CQ10
South:
Sx HK8xxxx DA CAKxxx
East pass, real bidding is:
South North
1H 1S
2C 4H
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I think 4H is the best for this hand. But I feel it is not the right way to
bid this hand. Because south has a too good hand to give up slam try.
My question is: what is the right bidding sequence for both N and S that will
explore slam and still safely stop at 5?
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 2 1H 1S
2C 3H(limited raise)
4C(cue) 4D(cooperative cue)
4H(wasted value in D) P
or if stretched a bit
1H 1S
2C 3H(limited raise)
4C 4S(cue)
4N(RKC) 5C(1430, 1 key)
5D(HQ?) 5H(not really)
P
will
【在 g**********y 的大作中提到】
: North:
: SAQxxx H109x DKxx CQ10
: South:
: Sx HK8xxxx DA CAKxxx
: East pass, real bidding is:
: South North
: 1H 1S
: 2C 4H
: /
: I think 4H is the best for this hand. But I feel it is not the right way to
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g**********y
发帖数: 14569 | 3 Thanks! I like the second sequence.
But one thing I am not clear: in first round, should North introduce spade or
bid 1NT (1nt force)?
【在 w****b 的大作中提到】
: 1H 1S
: 2C 3H(limited raise)
: 4C(cue) 4D(cooperative cue)
: 4H(wasted value in D) P
: or if stretched a bit
: 1H 1S
: 2C 3H(limited raise)
: 4C 4S(cue)
: 4N(RKC) 5C(1430, 1 key)
: 5D(HQ?) 5H(not really)
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 4 Introduce S. 1NT would deny a 4-card S suit. As a result, in the following
sequence
1H 1NT(forcing)
2C/2D 2S!
the 2S is called the "impossible" S and is used to show a strong raise to the
C/D, usually shapely as well.
or
【在 g**********y 的大作中提到】
: Thanks! I like the second sequence.
: But one thing I am not clear: in first round, should North introduce spade or
: bid 1NT (1nt force)?
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