[blml] Trains Fur [SEC=UNOFFICIAL]

Alain Gottcheiner agot at ulb.ac.be
Wed May 28 10:07:17 CEST 2008


David Grabiner a écrit :
> richard.hills at immi.gov.au writes:
>
>   
>> Knockout teams, Dlr: North, Vul: North-South
>>
>> The bidding has gone:
>>
>> WEST      NORTH     EAST      SOUTH
>> ---       1C (1)    4D (2)    4S
>> 5D        X         ?
>>
>> (1) Forcing, not necessarily strong
>> (2) Transfer preempt to hearts
>>
>> You, East, hold:
>>
>> 6
>> AJT87654
>> 653
>> 5
>>
>> What call do you make?
>> What other calls do you consider making?
>>     
>
> Pass, with no alternative.  If partner's 5D was intended as lead-directing, he 
> will correct to 5H himself.  
I'm sorry, Sir.  5D is lead-directing, that's pure bridge logic and 
that's written in my system notes. And in that case, passing the double 
is *stronger* than correcting to the "commitment" 5H. So pass is a bad 
call, while 5H is normal.
At least that's Robson's theory. So, if the system notes read 
"commitment theory" and explain it (as mine do), you can't disallow the 
normal call.

Best regards

   Alain



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