Re: How many questions about an opening bid before it's UI?

Michael Angelo Ravera <maravera@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Apr 23, 2:02 pm, Peter Smulders <d...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Michael Angelo Ravera <marav...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> > My partner ends up declaring (3NT, I believe). RHO leads a club and I
>> > call the TD. When she arrived, I explained that the "lead may have
>> > been 'inspired' [demonstrably suggested] by unauthorized
information".
>>
>> Simple. Your calling the TD is a violation of Law 43A1: Unless
attention h
> as
>> been drawn to an irregularity by another player, dummy should not
initiate
>  a
>> call for the Director during play.
>>
>> The TD should have left the table without doing anything.
> 
> I wasn't dummy yet! I still had all 13 cards in my hand when I called
> the director. It is possible that director could have backed up the
> club lead or ruled a lead out of turn.
> 

Nope. When the opening lead is faced the presumed declarer becomes
declarer, 
and the presumed dummy becomes dummy, see Law41C. "Following this question

period, the opening lead is faced, the play period begins, and dummy's
hand 
is spread."