On May 9, 5:52=A0am, "Lorne" <lorne_ander...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Eric Leong" <ewleong...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 7, 7:28 am, Will in New Haven <bill.re...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 7, 5:10 am, "Jeffrey" <slesse...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > You hold JTxxx --- Axxxxx Kx
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> > > Auction went
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> > > N E S W
> > > p p 1C 1H
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> > > 1S 3H 4S p
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> > > ?
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> > > If you bid 5D pard will bid 5H then?
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> > I Pass with my regular partners and bid 5H with a partner who would
> > bid 4S here "on values," rather than make a courtesy cue of 4H to show
> > a sound 4S raise.
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> > Will in New Haven
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> Just out of curiousity, what are some specific examples of a 4S bid
> versus a 4H bid opposite the hand given?
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> Eric Leong
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> I think I would view 4S as any 5 loser hand that did not have 18+ points
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So answer the question and show some specific examples that would
justify passing 4S with:
S J10xxx H -- D Axxxxx C Kx.
Eric Leong
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