[blml] Is investigation needed after this incident?
Alain Gottcheiner
agot at ulb.ac.be
Wed Apr 2 12:34:39 CEST 2008
Robin Barker a écrit :
> From: Alain Gottcheiner
>
>> Harald Skjæran a écrit :
>>
>>> 3D=You've forgotten the system, I'll place the contract next round.
>>>
>>
>> IMNSHO, the 3D bid is illegal, because how could the player know his
>> partner had forgotten the system, other than through his explanations,
>> which are UI ?
>>
>
> Easy, 1C(art)-1H(nat)-1S(ask)-2D(2 of HAKQ) and opener has 2 of HAKQ
>
>
Interesting. Notice that it doesn't mean *partner* has forgotten his
system, but I imagine a bid meaning "your last bid is impossible IMHO
because there are only 4 aces / 3 tops / 12 controls, please reconsider"
would be legal. It's somewhat different of "I know you're wrong".
Notice, too, that it happened once that I "knew" there were at least 43
points in the pack :
1NT* D p** p
XX p p p***
*9-11
**forces a redouble
Alex is the kind of guy who would prefer to jump from that particular
pan into the fire, so he expects them to go down, and I hold more than a
minimum for my double.
Well, the answer was fairly simple : there were indeed 43 points in the
pack, in the form of a second SK, standing in for the C6.
Now, assume a pair who know perfectly well what they're doing. You ask
about top honors, get an answer of 2, and hold 2. Are you allowed to say
"this is a fouled board" ?
What happens if you're wrong ?
Best regards
Alain
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