Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Slam in competition after a 1NT opening




Dlr: E
Vul: All




AQ95

Q962

6

KQJ4




108732

103

J97

A53



4

J75

KQ108543

62




KJ6

AK84

A2

10987




All vul, after E passed (!), I opened ONE NOTRUMP(15-17), partner TWO CLUBS, RHO now bid THREE DIAMONDS. I love to defend, but here it seemed right to bid in front of partner THREE HEARTS. To my surprise, partner RKCBs with FOUR NOTRUMP. FIVE DIAMONDS (1430) SIX HEARTS. 94.93% at matchpoints. well driven, partner.

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