| + | West |
 |
6 5 |
 |
J 10 7 6 |
 |
Q 9 5 2 |
 |
9 6 3 |
| North |
|
J 10 9 4 |
|
A Q 5 3 |
|
8 6 |
|
K Q 5 |
| + | South |
|
K Q 8 3 |
|
K 8 2 |
|
10 |
|
A J 8 4 2 |
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Bridge Deal
from the deal bank
You:
North
Dealer:
East
Vulnerability: N-S
Source:
Peng YongJi 51
For use by: Intermediate
Click on "q1" below to see question 1, and on "A1" to see the answer.
- Question
1
How should you at North respond to your partner's "double for takeout" of the opposition's opening bid, noting that West has supported his partner with a bid of 2D? Either of the Major suits seems acceptable and preferable, so how do you tell your partner this?
- Question
1
How should you at North respond to your partner's "double for takeout" of the opposition's opening bid, noting that West has supported his partner with a bid of 2D? Either of the Major suits seems acceptable and preferable, so how do you tell your partner this?
Answer
Well, you're also strong, having an opening hand. So tell your partner this by bidding the opponent's suit (a Cue bid)
- Question
2
The opening (enemy) bidder at East raises to 4 diamonds! Have a quick look at South's hand: can you tell me what South ought to bid?
- Question
2
The opening (enemy) bidder at East raises to 4 diamonds! Have a quick look at South's hand: can you tell me what South ought to bid?
Answer
Well, with two opening hands and no less that 8 Spades, you should go for game. Bid 4S.
Other people's bidding
To examine how other people might have bid, look inside box #1 in the right-hand column (>>>), by clicking on the pink "+ button".
The card play
To see a suggested Opening Lead, look inside box #3 on the right (>>>).
Then make a plan! Think for a bit about how you'd play this contract.
Planning questions
If box #4 is there for this deal (>>>), see how others might have planned the play...
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