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Todd Holes's bidding problem: AQJ965 K6 J KQ65
Hands like this explain which minorwood/kickback/redwood et al exist.
Eric Leong's lead problem: 5 654 AQ965 AK75
I bow to your superior memory/correlation. Not that either of us bid 6
♥
either
Eric Leong's lead problem: 5 654 AQ965 AK75
Quite possibly. Some knowledge of opponents might sway me. But it’s surely more likely opener is 5=6=0=2.
Eric Leong's lead problem: 5 654 AQ965 AK75
Whichever
♣
honour asks for kount Partners card and the number of
♦
in the dummy should tell me what to next, assuming I’m still on lead
2NT overcall of a Multi 2!D
Clubs. Balanced hands of 16+ start with a double.
James Huntington's bidding problem: AJ2 K542 J J7654
Even if a raise promises 4, and denies a WKNT it’s still a pass.
Winston Chang's bidding problem: KJ752 A QJ3 AJ96
Given that there was only a courtesy raise with 2red available, why should we expect any more than Qxx and a card opposite?
Donald Lurie's bidding problem: KTx --- --- KQJTxxxxxx
My objective is to go plus. Reese wrote about picking up 13 clubs and spoke of objectives. Secondary objective is to make the last guess belong to the opponents. Partner can see the colours, and will know the value of (non-heart) aces.
Donald Lurie's bidding problem: KT9865432 2 T42 ---
I’m struggling to imagine not taking a call, and the associated insurance, with a _nine_ card _spade_ suit.
Waltraud Gruening's bidding problem: 97 AK9 AKJT942 J
What would 3N have shown?
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