Discard AS on QD and you can run that suit immediately and have a bit of flexibility for entries in the club suit. Not going to make any difference here but it would be interesting if same player had AD and heart length.
Wanted to work with Marla only to discover that she doesn't use physical whiteboards with her lessons, which is an absolute must if you're going to teach me. I was forced to tell her she wasn't the right fit, cemented when she indicated she had no clue what the ACBL Intro to Bridge course was.
I think Spiral Raises handle this situation: Marla raises to 2S with 3-card support, then 2N is an artificial game try, with Ogust-like responses: Marla rebidding 3 of a minor shows 3-card support, while rebidding a major shows 4 cards, and bidding a round suit shows a minimum while bidding a pointy suit shows extras.
@@archie6945 Hi Archie. An interesting hand. Do you mean that after 1H - 1S, opener should pass? This would be difficult with 16 points and a decent 6 card suit. It would also mean responder would not be able to make another bid. Best wishes. Bridge is a wonderful game. 🙂
Discard AS on QD and you can run that suit immediately and have a bit of flexibility for entries in the club suit. Not going to make any difference here but it would be interesting if same player had AD and heart length.
Wanted to work with Marla only to discover that she doesn't use physical whiteboards with her lessons, which is an absolute must if you're going to teach me. I was forced to tell her she wasn't the right fit, cemented when she indicated she had no clue what the ACBL Intro to Bridge course was.
Don't you keep entries more flexible by winning the first trick with AC?
I think Spiral Raises handle this situation: Marla raises to 2S with 3-card support, then 2N is an artificial game try, with Ogust-like responses: Marla rebidding 3 of a minor shows 3-card support, while rebidding a major shows 4 cards, and bidding a round suit shows a minimum while bidding a pointy suit shows extras.
Does spiral apply after 1H-1S-2S ? I learned it as just after 1m-1M-2M. Also is South not a bit too strong - might North pass a 2S raise ?
Support double by opener at second bid would show 3 spade support
I don't think we are allowed to double a pass. 🙂
Don't take the A Q spade finesse!. A club lead back locks up the hand. Take the A and lose the Q
this is why you play gazilli
How would the bidding go using gazilli?
I think - 1H - 1S - 2C (Gazilli) - 2D (8+ HCP GF) - 2S (shows 3cd S support) - 4S (fast arrival, no slam interest)
If you hadn't jumped in hearts & allowed partner to bid two diamonds, you'd have known they had five spades...
What should opener's rebid be that allows partner to rebid 2D?
@@mikecragg2600 None, which is why you might have assumed I meant simply to not have jumped allowing partner a lower bid
@@archie6945 Hi Archie. An interesting hand. Do you mean that after 1H - 1S, opener should pass? This would be difficult with 16 points and a decent 6 card suit. It would also mean responder would not be able to make another bid. Best wishes. Bridge is a wonderful game. 🙂
Support double by opener at second bid would show 3 spade support
Can you double if the opponents have passed?
@@archie6945 Nope 🙃