For each Hand would you overcall in 2nd position? Would you overcall in 4th position?
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In Second seat bid 1 Spade.
In 4th seat if Responded bids pass. If responder has passed bid 1 Spade
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Pass! A long bad suit. |
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Over 1Club bid 1D. There are enough points to bid at the 2 level (10+ HCP).
A good bid in 4th position to give partner a lead. |
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In second position you can bid at the two level. Over a Diamond opened this forces the responded to the 2 level.
Pass in the 4th position. |
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There is not a good bit for 2nd seat. Double would say you could accept Clubs.
A bid that is useful if the Responder Bids a Club or supports the Diamonds would be "Double". This is a "Negative Double" telling your partner you have Hearts and Spades. |
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After an opening bid of 1 Club, the 1 Spade overcall pushes the responder to the 2 level (10+ HCP)
In 4th position pass if Responded bids. You don't have the Ace so telling partner to lead Spades is not of benefit.
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Bid 1 Spade in second seat. Also bid 1 Spades in 4th seat even in compettion. |
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Think about what you would bid in each position.
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North 1H
East - 1 S
South - Pass
West - Pass
North - 2 H
All Pass |
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North - 1H
East - Pass
South - 3 H
West - 1 S Looks like a Heart contract so partner please lead a Spade/
North - 4 H. |
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1- D With equal numbers in a suit bid the higher one first.
1 - H
East 2 - D Some support
2 - H Some support
N - 3 D
All Pass.
The bid by east kept N/S from finding game in 3NT. |
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North - 1C
East - 1 H I always bid my Major first.
South - Pass
West - Pass
North 2C
All Pass
The bid by east prevented South from bidding 1 H. North still would have rebid the Clubs.
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