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It is GAME ALL and the bidding has been:
South West North East
1nt (1) P (2) P 2spades
P 4spades
- 1nt = announced 12 -14 points (2) After agreed hesitation
4spades makes +620. 1nt would probably go off 3. How should the TD rule if East holds:
- S KQJ743 H 7 D KQ2 C 642
- Q7532 H K76 D KJ4 C 43
- KJT532 H 875 D ---- C A532
It is GAME ALL and the bidding has been:
South West North East
1nt (1) Pass (2) Pass Dbl
Pass Pass Pass
- 1nt = announced 12 – 14 points (2) After agreed hesitation
1nt goes 3 off for North/South -800. How does the TD rule if East holds:
- S AQJ H KQ6 D KJ9 C QT82
- S QJ4 H KQ6 D KJ9 C QT82
- AT9 H KQ6 D KJ9 C QT82
- Would The TD's ruling be different if East was known as a very aggressive doubler and the TD was confident that he would always double with all of these hands?
It is GAME ALL and the bidding has been:
South West North East
1h Pass
1s Pass 3 spades Pass
4nt Pass 5d (1) Pass
6 spades
5d = one ace (2) Only after agreed hesitation
West choice of lead a diamond was the only one to defeat the contract. Should the TD allow it if West held any of the following hands?
- S K9 H Q94 D QJT9 C J732
- S 97 H Q94 D J742 C QJT9
- S 92 H Q94 D J852 C J852
- J2 H Q94 K852 C J852
- Void
- South West North East
S: AQT92 S: ---- S: KJ754 S: 863
H: AJT7 H: Q2 H: K93 H: 8654
D: 7532 D: AJT84 D: 9 D: KQ6
C: --- C: QJT974 C: 6532 C: AK8
5 clubs makes +750
The TD is called at the end of the hand, when it is apparent that West did not have a natural 2nt overcall. What should the TD rule?
21/07/2014
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