Re: Bid or mis-bid this hand with me

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 henrysun909@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>You hold, at any vulnerability you choose, and playing in a 12-board
>team match:
>
>xx
>x
>Qx
>J97xxxxx
>
>You pass in first seat and hear this auction:
>
>You     LHO     Partner     RHO
>Pass   1s         2h            2s
>?
>
>Any objection to a 3c bid here?

Yes, lots. We will take almost no bidding space away from opponents,
don't want a club lead if we finish up defending, have no fit for
partner's hearts, and it's a lousy hand with a lousy suit. I'm passing.
-- 
John Hall
           "If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts;
            but if he will be content to begin with doubts,
            he shall end in certainties."       Francis Bacon (1561-1626)