p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 1 Some thoughts on one hand
This hand was played in the bbo money bridge game. You play with a robot,
your LHO also plays with a robot. The score format is total points.
You hold Ax K9x xx AKQ8xx , both white,
The first question is what to open?
Of course 1NT is a possible choice. However, this hand is probably
too strong for 1NT because of the strong suit in clubs. You don't need
a lot from partner to make 3NT. So you should open 1C, even play with
a robot.
The bidding develops :
1C p 1D 1H ?
Now... 阅读全帖 |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 2 There could be another stronger line if you take HK on the first trick. When
you cash CA and opp drops C9, you can suspect that it could be a singleton.
So you just play back H right away to cut opp's connections.
If opps cash 4 hearts, you just come back to the squeeze position.
If LHO wins HT and shoot back D, you just play DA, back to CK to check the C
position. When the bad news comes (assume LHO discards a D), you just play
another H and play LHO for 4-3-5-1. If RHO cashes all his hearts, y... 阅读全帖 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 3 OK, reconstruct the play, say LHO started with 4351 shape:
Trick 1, H2 lead, RHO plays HJ, you duck
Trick 2: RHO plays low H, you win HK
Trick 3-4: you cash CAK (LHO pitches a D)
Trick 5: you play a H, RHO wins
Trick 6: RHO cashes 1 more H (LHO pitches a D), leaving 1 H un-cashed
Trick 7: RHO plays a spade, you win SA
Trick 8: you play CQ, LHO pitches 3rd D
At this point, LHO has 3 spades and 2 D, all you need to do is to play D to
DA. The "best" defense you suggested (to cash 4th H but not last... 阅读全帖 |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 4 If H is 3-3, you can always make it if you only lose one trump in C.
if H is 4-2, you can make it if you can ruff two H or HQx appears and you
also lose only one C later.
so it appears that you want to play LHO to hold 2 H and Cxx, CJxx, CKxx, CJx
CKx or CKJ. Or RHO holds 2H and can't overruff you, or after RHO's overruff
with CJ, you just take the success finesse in C and later play a squeeze in
S and H or S is 3-3 with SQ on side.
so it's good to just ruff H right away and see what happens.
If... 阅读全帖 |
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p*********6
发帖数: 679 | 5 I see - it's attitude lead. In this case, h2 should be count, right? since
the count information helps partner more (declarer won't be able to tell if
LHO is 5/4/3-cards). If h2 is count(std), that means LHO is hAQxx3. I can't
see how declarer is going to make it. Whenever LHO/RHO gets in, LHO can cash
hA to drop the declarer's bare K (based on count) - 5 tricks already.
If h2 is not count, then h is probably 4-4 (LHO not likely to lead from AQ3)
.I'll try to avoid RHO getting in. Run s8 (to pla... 阅读全帖 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 6 When LHO has 2353, 2443 shapes, or 2344 with CQ, it doesn't matter whether
you cash DA first or not. You can make either way.
If LHO has 2254 with CQ, playing small D is indeed better. If LHO cashes CQ
and exit with another D, you still have to guess whether LHO started with
HKQ or HKx (both cases are very unlikely, but I'll go with KQ tight), but it
is certainly better than 100% down as in the case of cashing DA then Dx.
However, what if LHO doesn't cash CQ? He simply exit with another D, can y |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 7 That is a likely layout, although it may not be necessary to play C to J
first.
How about this line? First try C to K. If it loses to A, next try C to J. If
it also loses, go back to D finesse. This line works if RHO has CA, or LHO
has CQ, or LHO has DQ. The chance to fail is about 1/8 = 12.5%.
My previous line to end-play LHO fails if RHO has
exactly D Qxx, and
mis-guess C or there is no guess (LHO CAQ).
The chance to fail is about 0.36 / 2 * (0.5*misGuess + 0.25) = 4.5 to 13.5%
where 0.5 is th... 阅读全帖 |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 8 From the bidding and the lead, it is likely LHO holds long spades, or 4-4.
Based on this assumption, it may be better for declare to check diamonds
before playing hearts.
As the real play goes, after HT wins, declarer already has two tricks in
each suit. He should check whether diamonds break before playing third
hearts. Otherwise when LHO follows Hx rather than HQ, he will have a
headache to choose A or J, either of which can be wrong.
For defense, LHO can jump HQ at first round of H play, know... 阅读全帖 |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 9 The actual holding is LHO with KQx.
East bid 4D with CKTx, HKJxxxx.
To play small will also work if LHO has ST while RHO has SKQ. But this
involves bizarre guess for declarer when LHO plays small: you need to play 9
if LHO has T, and play J if LHO has KQ (expert may follow small from KQx).
Which way is better in percentage? At the table, declarer played SA then
small, but he did not cash SA earlier which should be a minor mistake.
QT.
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 10 Team, good opps, red vs white
LHO Pd RHO YOU
P P 1S X
P 2H P 2NT
P 3NT AP
97
7654
QJ2
K652
KQ8642
AT
KT
AQ9
Lead (4th) D5, J, 6, T. S7, and RHO wins with SA, while LHO discards C8.
H3 to LHO's K, and H9 to RHO's J and your A.
Your DK goes to LHO's DA, and RHO follows D8.
LHO returns CJ to you, while RHO follows C3. Now where is the 9th trick? |
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j*******e
发帖数: 2168 | 11 I ducked the spade and RHO switched to a low heart. I looked at the H9 on
table for some seconds... and played low from my hand... LHO won with H10 and
continued hearts. turned out RHO had HKQ...5555
I won the third round heart with A, LHO pitched a spade. I Played Club A and
Q. Then DK, all low. Then DQ, RHO played low again (obviously she did not have
DA), and I knew I was dead if LHO had Axx because:
1) If I play low diamond from my hand, LHO could duck and win the third round
D and then play |
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 12 LHO 大概是拿了6-4的H和C, RHO大概是双张H, 4张或者强3张C,
LHO 大概有可能把自己的双张花色的垫到RHO可能的边花赢墩上.
看样子, LHO更象是D单张, S双张, 所以可以考虑攻S.
另外同伴没有double过2D, 他拿强D的可能性也相应会低一些.
也许他拿了SAQxxx坐在明手的Kx后面, 或者是SA外加一个将牌赢墩.
可是我不理解为什么RHO一定要叫6C, 他总应该尊重搭档的意见才是.
庄稼也许拿了DAKxx Sxxxx Hxx CAQx
明手也许是SKx HAKQJxx CKJxx Dx
不过我以为LHO叫的也有问题, 在缺一个A的情况下也总应该叫满贯的.
否则就不该问A. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 13 Our teammates' problem -- we knew those were problem as the results were all
disastrous.
1. Non vul. with KQ KQJ QJTxxxx x, you are first to speak with 1D. The bidding
went
You LHO CHO RHO
1D 1H x P
2D 3C x P
?
2. vul vs not. hold x Qx KQJxxxx xxx
RHO CHO LHO YOU
2S 3C 4S ?
3. All white. Hold AQxxxxx xx Ax Qx, you are 3rd to speak. Bidding went
CHO RHO YOU LHO
1C 1H 1S 3H(weak)
3S P ?
4. All red. Hold ATxxx KTxx AT Kx, RHO opened a 1st seat 1D, bidding went
RHO YOU LHO CHO
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 14 Another line is probably just play LHO to hold 3D and STxx. Suppose you play
D, won by LHO's A, he play low S, you just play low, lose to SQ. Now you
can pitch a low club. Later, you can draw trumps and pin ST to set up S9.
This line also works when LHO holds DAx and two club honors. Suppose he ducks one D, you just continue D. If he returns S, you just ruff SQ, draw trumps, play D to dummy and play SK to set up S9. If he plays C honor, you just duck. If he plays low, you just capture RHO's C h... 阅读全帖 |
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j*******e
发帖数: 2168 | 15 en, it still involves guess.
Now you play DQ, RHO indeed plays DK, you are almost certain that LHO has CA
(otherwise RHO will not pass in 1st seat), but CJ is still a guess right?
LHO can very well have 2452.
Here's what happened at the table (board 3 Italy vs Netherlands):
http://www.bridgebase.com/tools/handviewer.html?linurl=http://w
I don't quite understand the Dutch guy's play.
How do you like the play of a small heart to HK after 3 round of trumps?
I am inclined to place LHO with HA (oth... 阅读全帖 |
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j*******e
发帖数: 2168 | 16 将牌3-2的话比较简单，HA拿住，忍让一墩S，
吃进回攻后SA吊一圈，然后连打D即可
4-1的话需要4张在RHO，且LHO有一张大牌（从叫牌来看可能较大），HA拿住，忍让一墩
S到LHO的大牌，吃进回攻后H/C交叉将吃两圈，然后连打D即可，AJ总可以再拿2墩
假设忍让第一墩S的时候LHO用大牌吃进同伴已经大了的S，那么也许应该考虑按4-1打。如果LHO是SKQ双张，这个打法也是成立的 |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 17 the most straight forward play is to ruff D, draw trumps then play H to J. H
has to be 3-3 if opps play UDCA( of course, some times opps may lead A from
Axxx and his partner happens to hold KT, which is very very rare.)
LHO has to duck HK, otherwise, you win 2H, 1D, 7 trumps.
so you win HJ, cash DA and ruff D again. now you can play H again to end
play LHO.
This line requires LHO to hold 2-3-3-5 or 3-3-3-4 shape to work. It also
works when LHO holds doubleton D, and H9, so he can't pitch HK to u... 阅读全帖 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 18 That's your only hope anyway. If LHO has 5th club, you go down no matter
what. If LHO has 0-3-6-4 shape, there is no squeeze (after cashing clubs,
LHO exit with a heart). So you have to play LHO for 0-4-5-4. |
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z***y
发帖数: 198 | 19 Kaleidoscope Series Lesson #5 - Part 2 of 3
Squeezes
--------
---------- Isolate your Opponent ---------
In the above sample squeeze, LHO was overloaded
with work, forced to guard both the major suits. RHO
could not help LHO here. Thus, we would say that LHO
is "isolated" in hir responsibility to protect the Heart
and Spade suits. Let us change our sample hand slightly:
Pard
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s********e
发帖数: 31 | 20 I still remember when I first read those bridge books which have a lot
of fancy example. I kinda wondered while I never got those kind of good
hands, maybe the fact was then, I let them slip away.
This Monday, I was playing at Club, and I picked up my hand.
S: AKQJ982
H:
D: XX
C: KTXX
I opened 1S, My LHO bid 2S, I joked to her partner :"Does that mean she
have more spades then I do?". My partner double 2S to show some support.
And my LHO big 3H. I bid 4H, my LHO stared at me and said:"I guess it |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 21 After fixing Michael Seamon with a 21 count 3N, none vul, I held another great
hand:
S AQT87x
H A
D Jxxx
C AQ
First seat I opened a 1S, of course, and LHO doubled. Pd passed, and it
suddenly took a dramatic turn when RHO also passed.
I wish I could redouble for business -- obviously cozofu's holding some H
stack out there unless LHO prepared to double and bid H.
LHO led the DA and the dummy, as expected, was not really thrilling:
S 2
H JT98xx
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 22 1. Vul vs not. hold
xx Axxxx AJT9x x
RHO opens 1S. The vul made you a coward and, say, you pass. LHO bids a forcing
1NT, RHO bid 2C.
(a) do you double this?
(b) if you pass, LHO takes preference to 2S, and two passes to you. Do you
balance?
2. All white. Hold
x AQJ9xxx Jx Jxx
Partner opens 3D, RHO overcalls 3S, what now?
3. All white. Hold
Kx Kxx AQT9x Jxx, bidding went
LHO CHO RHO YOU
1N - 2D x
- - xx -
- -
1N's 15-17, 2D's transfer.
you lead a club, and dummy comes down to
Axxx Ax K |
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b***n
发帖数: 13455 | 23 So far, I'd guess LHO holds CK, and RHO holds DK, and SA,SQ split. I'd play S
from the dummy to K in my hand. If SA is in RHO's hand, I will make the deal
easily. If my SK falls to SA of LHO, he has only two options: 1. return S to
SQ of RHO. Then if RHO returns a D, dummy Q. If DK is in LHO, no way to make
it. If not, DQ will take this one, and dummy's SJ/CA will take care of the
rest. 2. return D, also easy for the the dealer. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 24
I can't see how that could be the case. Since if LHO is 5-3-3-2, then RHO has
a longer D suit and what's the 1C opening? If LHO has a singleton, then that's
what preempts are for. In fact, if LHO is 1-3-4-5 or 3-1-4-5, 7C is a cheap
save, and you could already be well placed by just being allowed to play in
game.
is
The decision whether you treat your hand as 1-suited or 2-suited starts from
the 1st bid. And you may never be able to recover after that. If you double,
If would be very hard to co |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 25 x
K7xx
KQ
KQT9xx
AQ9
A98x
JTxx
Jx
Red on white, LHO opened 1S 1st seat, and pd overcalled 2C. You bid 3NT over
the 2C, and LHO pushes on with 4S. Right or wrong, you continue with 4NT.
And after two passes, RHO doubles.
LHO leads HQ against your 4NTx, how to proceed? |
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b****s
发帖数: 472 | 26 ☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
wimptb (一失足成千古wimp) 于 (Wed Jul 18 14:59:33 2007) 提到:
x
K7xx
KQ
KQT9xx
AQ9
A98x
JTxx
Jx
Red on white, LHO opened 1S 1st seat, and pd overcalled 2C. You bid 3NT over
the 2C, and LHO pushes on with 4S. Right or wrong, you continue with 4NT.
And after two passes, RHO doubles.
LHO leads HQ against your 4NTx, how to proceed?
☆─────────────────────────────────────☆
mapcar (绵掌) 于 (Wed Jul 18 16:47:36 2007) 提到:
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C*****9
发帖数: 147 | 27 比赛就要结束了，你面临二副高空作业考验。
1. IMP Pair，双有。你拿:
SJ2
HA9432
DJ987
C92
4c(RHO) - P (you) - 4s (LHO) - X (pd)
5c(RHO) - ?
2. IMP Pair，双无。你拿:
SJ987
H4
DJT984
CT87
p(RHO) - P (you) - 1h (LHO) - X (pd)
4h(RHO) - P (you) - p (LHO) - X (pd)
p (RHO) - ? |
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a****s
发帖数: 524 | 28 I am inclined to place DK on my right. Other than that, I am a bad guesser,
so I can forget about guessing who has CJ.
I would like to guard against stiff CA, LHO looks more likely to have CA,
but that's far from certain.
I think perhaps I could improve my chance by playing low diamond, ruff in
hand, Heart to table and lead a club to King, if that lost to Ace and he
probably continue diamond to tap me.Queen, King, and I will discard a club
on this trick.
When LHO had stiff CA, this line works wh... 阅读全帖 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 29 What do you mean "still any way"? The contract is virtually cold now. You
can over-ruff and play a club, hoping that LHO shows out, in which case you can make an overtrick. If LHO follows, you ruff in dummy (club should be 3-3), finesse spades, cash SA, then club (dummy pitches heart). RHO can ruff this, but has to give you DK. Make only 2.
Actually if LHO follows club, you can even try a simpler line: pitch H on the club, then just SA and SQ. RHO gets SK, but that's it.
The point is, once you p... 阅读全帖 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 30 I guess the point is, it doesn't hurt to try. If LHO ducks smoothly, you
still have 50-50 shot. If LHO is not prepared, you may gain valuable
information. You give up the small chance of RHO holding singleton honor in
S, but this may be more than compensated by the chance that you catch LHO
off guard.
This is a different situation than missing only Queen. If you are trying to
find the queen (say you can finesse either way), then distributional
information is much more relevant. |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 31 Although this line offers better chances, the expected value is actually
quite low.
4-0 with JT on side is only 5%. Suppose you play DA and it is indeed 4-0,
you have to take two losing finesses to go down. If you take finesses
against LHO, the chances to have at least one working finesse is very very
high. My rough estimation is about 90% of times, you should be fine (because
LHO holds a D void, also because of the lead and bidding) . That means
taking the D7 finesse would lead to the failure o... 阅读全帖 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 32 如果准备将吃梅花，这个牌在先期要作个猜断，LHO是两张还是三张将牌。第一种打法
，你猜LHO是两张，那么就掉一轮将然后打梅花到CK，接着继续梅花，准备由明手将吃
第四张。第二种打法，打LHO三张将，那就拔两轮将牌，然后梅花到CK再出梅花给右手。
即时你猜错，这两种打法仍有机会。第一种情况，假定左手实际是三张将牌，你出小梅
花，左手将吃，方块到同伴DA，再将吃梅花，红心脱手；你HA拿住，仍有飞DQ的机会。
第二种情况，假定左手实际是两张将牌，你打第三轮梅花后，RHO拿住并吊第三轮将牌
，你明手SQ赢，还有打RHO方块AQ的机会。
总体感觉是第一种打法综合机会更大些。 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 33 Considering the bidding, chance for LHO to have only 5 spades is not that
low. Against average defenders it might be best to cash clubs then exit with
a spade, if you believe it is 5-3 split. When LHO cashes last spade, RHO
will be squeezed, if he holds HQJ and DKQ.
But with strong defenders, this probably won't work. LHO can win the spade
exit and switch to a diamond immediately. |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 34 Best play will go down, wrong play (with lucky guess) will make.
LHO cashes 3 spades (keep last spade un-cashed) and exit with a heart. RHO
pitches 1 diamond and 1 heart, with 5 cards left: HQJ, DKQT. Now double-
dummy, declarer can just play hearts and score H10. But declarer has no idea
that LHO started with 4 hearts. He more likely will play LHO for 6313 shape
, that would leave RHO with HQJx and DKQ. So he wins HA in hand, plays DA
and another D, trying to establish his DJ. Lights out!
Still... 阅读全帖 |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 35 Yes, not covering HQ is wrong most of time. So I think it is reasonable to
think RHO has no HK if not covered. (50% HK onside)
Then after LHO is in with HK, it is also reasonable to assume he will not
play C if he has CK. Otherwise he should play C no matter what he has in C.
So if he gives sluff and ruff, we will try to drop his CK. (chance 1/12).
This ends up the total chance of 54%.
At this situation (HK off), the CQ method can still make if LHO has CKxx.
If LHO returns C after in with KH, th... 阅读全帖 |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 36 Once we know LHO has 2 diamonds, we can play DA and small, avoiding the
guess I really hate. It will fail if both DKJ are at RHO.
LHO actually has DJx. So your careful play to D8 will succeed, and will
score easy 12 tricks by squeezing LHO in majors.
The declarer at the table unfortunately played D to Q, and later finesse DJ
for down 1.
the
either |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 37 I think we can summarize the best line so far.
First, test diamonds. If 3-3 or DJ drop then claim. If DJ is outstanding in
LHO, claim (there are multiple ways to ensure 13 tricks).
If DJ is outstanding in RHO, next you play two more clubs (dummy pitch 1
heart, then D10).
1) If RHO has only 6 minor cards, you next cash 2 hearts, if LHO can follow
then RHO has at least 2 spades, you can pick up spade suit with confidence;
if LHO shows out then you know exact spade distribution too.
2) If RHO has a... 阅读全帖 |
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M*****8
发帖数: 17722 | 38 股票符号 日期 最后价 跌幅 百分比
AAR, 20110520, 24.4999, -0.1624, -0.7
AAUKY, 20110520, 23.8300, -0.0513, -0.2
AAWW, 20110520, 63.9700, -1.4313, -2.2
AAXJ, 20110520, 62.6625, -0.3633, -0.6
AB, 20110520, 21.5300, -0.0545, -0.3
ABAX, 20110520, 30.8500, -1.4335, -4.6
ABB, 20110520, 26.3200, -0.0229, -0.1
ABCO, 20110520, 50.9300, -0.4103, -0.8
ABFS, 20110520, 25.3500, -0.7916, -3.1
ABW-A, 20110520, 25.2... 阅读全帖 |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 39 Playing online, against expert opposition. I held
SAK7x HQ Dxx CAQxxxx
both vul. RHO opened a 1st seat 2D, weak two.
Overcalling the minor is often wrong so I tried 2S. LHO gently raised to 3D.
Partner came in with a 4D. So I cooperated with a 4H. Partner signed off with
4S and I don't have further opinions.
LHO led the DA and dummy tabled down:
S QJTx
H K9xxxx
D Kxx
C -
S AK7x |
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a*******s
发帖数: 295 | 40
I guess a diamond lead works.
Pd could hardly be club void. coz that means opps have
9 clubs, i.e. LHO has 4 clubs at least. In this case,
he would have passed 5C or 6C most of the time.
It seems that RHO didn't take 4C as Ace asking, otherwise,
he should have passed 4NT. Therefore, 4S was a cuebid and he
took 4NT as Ace asking.
I guess the reason of LHO's hesitation is one Ace missing,
and he was thinking of taking chances that the missing ace was
not the crucial one.
4S cuebid indicated that |
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 41 On the first day of spingold,
I hold SKx H9xx DAK9xx CAxx
I decided to open 1NT, since I had good controls
and a very decent diamond suit.
Everybody passed.
My LHO led a low spade,
dummy:
Sxxx HAKTx D8x C8xxx
I won by SK on the first trick.
Then I ducked a dia, my LHO won by DJ,
Now she began to cash her long spade suit, wow, she had
6 spades. I discarded two clubs and one heart from dummy,
two clubs, one dia, one heart from hand.
My RHO discarded 3 clubs. and on the last spade, he was squeezed! |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 42 Looks the best chance is to try squeeze RHO in the black suit -- it's
reasonable to assume LHO has something like 2-5-4-2 shape.
So draw trumps, pitch 1C and 2S in the dummy. And hopefully duck a C to East.
Then on your run of D, East will be squeezed.
If LHO's alert enough to play a C honor, win it, cash the SA, and run the D to
squeeze RHO, hoping him to hold 2 of the 3 C honors. To protect his S holding,
he'll be stripped of one and you can throw him in to lead into your S tenance.
You can no |
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a*******s
发帖数: 295 | 43 S 8
H AKJ2
D AK762
C 763
YOU
S AK654
H 7
D J10984
C A5
LHO opens 1D, RHO 1H, you join this with 1S, LHO 3H, and finally RHO plays 4H.
you lead spade ace, pd drops the 9, declarer the deuce.
What's your plan of defense? |
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a*******s
发帖数: 295 | 44 In a team game, all play precision.
1. red vs white. You hold
S KQ1098
H KQ3
D Qxx
C K9
PD RHO YOU LHO
1C* - 1S 3C
3D - ?
* precision, 16+
if you raise 4D and pd rebid 4S, what's your plan next?
2. both vunlerable, You hold
S Q
H AJ109
D 9
C AKQ109xxx
you opens a precision 1C, and the auction went on:
1C - 2D -
3C - 3S -
3NT - 4NT -
?
4NT was natural, I presume. What's your call?
3. you hold
S 87
H A10954
D 763
C QJ5
The auction of opps: (precision)
LHO RHO
1C 1NT
2C* 2S
3N |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 45
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that is what i did. wait and see policy. after pd bid 4s, i think rho show
his shape and i have good control, so i think i should play a 6s
This is basically my line. however, rho turned out to have sqx and down 1.
I thought about this hand later. rho showed 55 minor, so he has 3 card in
major only, either 2-1 0r 1-2.
lho choosed 3c after rho's 2n, showing his 4 card club spt and his opening
lead showed he has only two d. so lho has either 4 |
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l*********r
发帖数: 65 | 46 Last night, kibitzed a game among Meltzer/devo(Peter Weichsel), Fred/Uday on
BBO, and this hand came up:
xx
x
KQxxx
AQ10xx
AKJx
KJx
AJxx
Kx
Meltzer opened 2NT. LHO(Uday) bid 4H. Weichsel bid 5NT, seems saying "pick up
a minor slam" but Meltzer bid 6NT anyway.
LHO led the 10 of spades, clearly doubleton or some shortness.
How would you play the hand? |
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l*********r
发帖数: 65 | 47 Seems an avoidance play. Have to keep LHO off lead so as to set up clubs
before LHO can go through diamonds again. |
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f*****x
发帖数: 545 | 48 LHO apprently has long h and c, I think i will try a trump. LHO seems void in
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 49 I'd try SK, seems LHO has a very distributional hand,
perhaps something like this:
SAxx HAKJxx D- CAKxxx
pd may have something like this:
SJxx Hxx DQJ9xxx CQx
so we have to make an aggressive lead here and get one spade trick
before your potential club stopper is knocked out.
SK could hardly cost you a trick. Usually, your LHO has sp control,
so no matter who holds SJ, SK should be quite safe. |
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j*******e
发帖数: 2168 | 50 Yeah, I think the key is not to draw any round of trump before you play a
small diamond from table. And you play DK when East plays small.
You still have chance when LHO has 4d I think.
Suppose West wins with DA, you win his return in hand and play DJ, when West
covers, you must ruff it with SJ. If east overruffs, defense is over; If east
discards, you have to hope for SQ doubleton.
I had my life easy when I played this hand--LHO led a diamond.
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