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Saturday, June 2, 2012
To bid Own suit or Support Partner ?
I am sure always you re in question between whether to bid your own suit or give your support to your partner.
This is what I want to mention when there is an overcall.Are you one of those who just bid your own suit or directly give support ?
For example your partner opens 1© and RHO 1ª your hand:
ª-
©QJxx
¨AJxxxx
§AJx
This was a real life hand and was my partner's. What would you do when you had this hand?
Do you bid 2ª, 2¨, 3ª, 4ª ? so many options.
Or you have hand below:
ªxxx
©QJx
¨AJxxx
§AJ
I will write opener's hand and everything will be clear. There should be one thing you should remember that is which of the suit has most potential of being trumps. I am not mentioning quality of suit or your support just to see the wide view.
Partner has following (this is the original hand):
ªxxx ª-
©AKxxx ©QJxx
¨Kx ¨AJxxxx
§Kxx §AJx
However, partner might have the following:
ªxxx ª-
©AKxxx ©QJxx
¨KQx ¨AJxxxx
§xxx §AJx
7¨ is lay down but 7© has no chance.
Bu if you had this hand :
ªxxx
©QJx
¨AJxxx
§AJ
This might make a sense because if partner has ¨ fit and short in ª , 6 or 7 can make while H no chance in slams
ª - ªxx
©AKxxx ©QJx
¨KQxx ¨AJxxx
§Kxxx §Axx
This time 7© has no chance, however in 7¨ you have14 tricks :)
I hope this helps a bit.
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