| West | North | East | South |
| p | 1♣ | 1♠ | |
| ? |
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I wimped out, but the AKJ of spades were all on my right. I think, in retrospect, it was worth bidding 3NT.
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Recording my journey towards competence at contract bridge, be it duplicate or rubber bridge.
About Me
- warren
- I'm a thirtysomething intermediate player. My ambition is to rise to the top of the game. I split time between family, running, triathlons and bridge, so it may take a while. :)
Current Goals
- Slow down my play and think deeper
- Counting - improve my patience and consistency in counting
- Improve my card play
Current System
- 2/1, as per Thurston's 25 steps
- SAYC, as per ACBL
- Standard Carding with Odd/Even Discards
Contract/Duplicate Bridge Links
Currently Reading
Master Play (Kelsey)
1 comment:
I got a lot of feedback on this problem. The absolute correct response is 2 spades, showing a limit raise or better in clubs.
This is the correct action with nearly all 4 card club holdings.
One bad hand a couple of weeks ago, and suddenly I'm afraid to bid limit raises of a minor in competition. :(
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