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18th Jun 2013 15:24 BST
Board 18 - Thursday 29 March
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Bidding
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As West you pick up 18 points.  Your partner opens 1 Diamond.  Slam may be on here.  After you bid 2C your partner, not surprisingly, rebids 2D.  Your bid of 2S is a reverse bid indicating 16+ points.  Therefore, partner now knows there must be a game on.  His rebid of 3D indicates he has lots of diamonds and not much else.  The fit between the hands is about as bad as it could be.  What do you do?  

With about 30 points (or more) between you slam is a definite possibility but where?  You have three suits covered and partner has the other suit and so no trumps is an obvious "suit" to be in.  So will you be brave enough to go seeking for 6NT or will you settle for 3NT?  6NT makes but is a brave bid.  6C also makes and appears to require less courage.  Congratulations to Brian who was the only one brave enough to bid a slam (6C). 
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