On Apr 21, 10:50=A0am, "raija d" <musti...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Local sectional IMPs, solid average+ opponents and partner.
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> > RHO opens first seat. We are vul, they are not.
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> > RHO =A0 You =A0 LHO =A0 Pd
> > 2H =A0 =A0 =A0 P =A0 =A0 =A0 3H =A0 =A0 =A0 P
> > P =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 ?
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> > Your hand:
> > Q109xx-xxx-J-AQ10x
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> > What is your call?
> > Second choice(s) if any?
> > And reasoning?
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> > TIA
> > Raija
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> Thanks for all the responses.
> I bid 3S, which I was not sure at the time would be the right thing to
do.=
> It wasn't. Majority here thought Pass is better.
> Dummy hit with Ax-Ax-Axxx-KJxxx
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> How do you play the hand with a heart lead [was very low spot, I don't
> remember exact spots]
> Any other comments?
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> Ax
> Axx
> Axxx
> KJxxx
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> Q109xx
> xxx
> x
> AQ109
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> FWIW, I went down one.- Hide quoted text -
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Something seems fishy here. It went (2H) P (3H) and your side hold 6
hearts between you. Are they in a 5-2 fit at the 3 level? And do they
lead low from doubleton? Oh, never mind. North has 14 cards! Guess
she has one less heart.
Makes 5C a good contract now.
At 3S, win the HA, play SA and low spade. Unless there are terrible
breaks, you should lose 2 spades, and 2 hearts.
-Stu Goodgold
San Jose, CA
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