Wednesday, 28 October 2015

Senior/Senior Reserve 27/10/2015 Hand 6

Board 6
East Deals
E-W Vul
♠A K J 7 4
♥J 6 5 3
♦—
♣10 8 5 4
♠9 2
♥Q 8
♦Q J 9 5 4 3
♣K 7 3
N
WE
S
♠10 5
♥A 10 7 4 2
♦A 8 6 2
♣A 2
♠Q 8 6 3
♥K 9
♦K 10 7
♣Q J 9 6

NS 3♠; EW 3♦; NS 3♣; EW 1♥; Par +140

WestNorthEastSouth
  1 NTPass
2 ♣Pass2 ♥Pass
3 ♦3 ♠4 ♦All pass

West's 2 ♣ includes long weak minor hands and does not promise 4 of a major.
At another table: 1 ♥ X 2 ♦ 4S 5d p p 5s ap

1 comment:

  1. Hesitator28 October 2015 at 15:50

    South was quite restrained, passing thru' out with an 11hcp and 4 card support and North bidding freely at the 3 level. East doesn't normally bid in this situation however the hand has excellent offensive qualities which suggest some play opposite a 6 card diamond suit.

    At the 2nd table South X. I see such hands as more defensive than offensive and pass such types, reopening if necessary later. is this being too conservative?

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