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KQJxx
xxx
Axxxx
CHO | RHO | You | |
Pass | ![]() | ? | |
Pass | 3 |
Double | 3 |
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Axx
x
Ax
AK98xxx
You | CHO |
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3NT | 3 |
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I think that means our choices are really
I think
After 3NT, the big disasters occur when he bids a ton with
a stiff club or he gets confused with Qx
AKJxxxxx
All in all, there's no good answer. I'm not sure which
of
x
Q10xx
AKxxx
A10x
You open
(Incidentally for those poor deluded fans of language out
there, "quite frequently" in Brit speak means less frequently
than frequent. Quite impossible means more impossible than
impossible. that is because in Britspeak "quite" acts as a
modifier of weak words, nice, good, etc, and as a strengthener
of strong words. Go figure.) [Nothing is "more impossible
than impossible." In American English, btw, "quite" is
usually a strengthener, but sometimes is just an irregular
modifier. "Quite right" really means "well done." --Jeff]
1NT | 4 |
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Dummy | Declarer |
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3NT | ![]() |
Pass |
a) what do you think of the bidding?
[I disagree. I think
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