Bridge Winners Profile for Andrew Sinclair
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- April 25, 2016
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- 18 hours ago
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- Mert Özdemir's bidding problem: AJ72 K8 A754 T97
- What is our agreement here? A 6-card limit raise? What’s the difference between this and 1♣-1♥-1♠-2NT-3♣*-3♥? It sounds like partner has xx, AQxxxx, Axx, xx and I don’t see where our 10th trick is coming from.
- Thibault Wolf's bidding problem: A AK876 975 AT32
- Do you play Nonserious/Frivilous 3NT or Serious 3NT? If neither, you sort of just have to blast.
- Shawn Drenning's bidding problem: AK64 QT843 83 Q3
- I had a very similar situation last night. I think any 3-level bid is competing only. X looks like penalty with other agreement so I guess you have no game tries available. A good situation to have been playing negative free bids, I guess.
- Howard Sandler's bidding problem: AKJ98 K9 AQ82 65
- 2♦ and then 2NT over 2♠.
- Dorn Bishop's bidding problem: AKQ5 AJ973 7 A85
- The reverse only promises 17+ HCP. With a misfit and only 7 HCP, perhaps you could have bid 2NT relay to 3♣ to sign off in 3♦. Partner is not strong enough to go to game opposite a sign-off, so the auction will end there.
- Dorn Bishop's bidding problem: AKQ5 AJ973 7 A85
- If this isn’t obvious, don’t play a natural system.
- Rohit Gupta's bidding problem: --- A875 A87543 A98
- That is nowhere near a precision 1♣ let alone a standard 2♣.
- Equivalent of FSF-1round, NMF/Checkback after 1m-1h; 2m-?
- After 1♣-1♥-2♣, 2♦ can be artificial third suit forcing. With the given hand and auction, I'd bid 2NT no matter where the honors are. Partner can bid 3♥ with exactly 2=3=6=2 (or would partner not raise hearts with (1)-3=6- ...
- What Do You Bid Over 2NT
- I read your system, and agree with your goals for UP! including the order of the importance of finding fits. Unfortunately, this is a place where UP! can miss what you identified as the first priority fit to find (3 with opener, 5 with responder). With 53 majors as responder ...
- What Do You Bid Over 2NT
- After 2NT-3♣; 3♦-3NT, if opener is (32) in the majors, you can't find out if you have a fit below 3NT.
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