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Shutout-Suit Responses to a Major Opening
Matchpoints, neither side vulnerable, the bidding has gone:
SOUTH
WEST
NORTH
EAST
--
--
1 H
Pass
?
The Eastern Scientific approach in general, and 1984 Bridge World Standard
in particular, produce difficulties for responder with a long suit lower in rank
than the opening bid. If partner's opening is a major, you cannot bid your suit
directly without forcing to game unless you plan to rebid it. Sometimes,
you can hope to back into your suit by responding one notrump, forcing, hoping
opener will name it (possibly with a three-card holding). Often, however, you
cannot show both your long suit and game-invitational strength after
responding one notrump.
As South, what call do you make with each of the following:
(a) Q 8 6 3 5 K 10 4 Q 10 8 7 2
(b) Q 8 6 3 5 10 4 A Q 8 7 4 2
(c) Q 8 6 3 5 K 10 A Q 8 7 4 2
(d) K 10 5 Q 8 6 3 A Q 8 7 4 2
(e) Q 8 6 3 5 A Q A Q 8 7 4 2
(f) Q 8 6 5 3 5 A Q A Q 8 7 4
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> Bidding Quiz # 12
> Shutout-Suit Responses to a Major Opening
> Matchpoints, neither side vulnerable, the bidding has gone:
> SOUTH
> WEST
> NORTH
> EAST
> --
> --
> 1 H
> Pass
> ?
> The Eastern Scientific approach in general, and 1984 Bridge World Standard
> in particular, produce difficulties for responder with a long suit lower in rank
> than the opening bid. If partner's opening is a major, you cannot bid your suit
> directly without forcing to game unless you plan to rebid it. Sometimes,
> you can hope to back into your suit by responding one notrump, forcing, hoping
> opener will name it (possibly with a three-card holding). Often, however, you
> cannot show both your long suit and game-invitational strength after
> responding one notrump.
> As South, what call do you make with each of the following:
ONLY is my own answer!
> (a) Q 8 6 3 5 K 10 4 Q 10 8 7 2
叫１NT, 同伴再叫2NT, pass
2H pass
2C 3C
2D 2NT
2S 4S
> (b) Q 8 6 3 5 10 4 A Q 8 7 4 2
1S 对同伴再叫 1NT , 2C
2C ,3C
2D, 2NT(no good choice)
2H,pass
2S, 3C(game-invitatioal)
2NT, 3NT (can try a game)
> (c) Q 8 6 3 5 K 10 A Q 8 7 4 2
1S 1NT,3NT
2C,2D(the fourth color)
2D,3NT
2H,3C
2S,3C(新花逼叫)
2NT,3C
> (d) K 10 5 Q 8 6 3 A Q 8 7 4 2
1NT (对于 NT 你适合坐庄）
> (e) Q 8 6 3 5 A Q A Q 8 7 4 2
no open bid?
2C (then bid 2S)
> (f) Q 8 6 5 3 5 A Q A Q 8 7 4
1S (3C)
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> of the next odd-numbered month. To see the solutions, when posted, click here.)
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