| Board 21 North Deals N-S Vul |
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NS 2N; NS 1♠; N 1♦; NS 1♣; Par +120
| West | North | East | South |
| Pass | 1 ♣ | Dbl | |
| Pass | 1 NT | 2 ♣ | 2 ♦ |
| All pass |
| Lead: ♣ 8 |
At another table:p 1 ♣ x 1 ♥ x 2 ♣ 2 ♦ ap Lead=♣ 8
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| Board 21 North Deals N-S Vul |
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NS 2N; NS 1♠; N 1♦; NS 1♣; Par +120
| West | North | East | South |
| Pass | 1 ♣ | Dbl | |
| Pass | 1 NT | 2 ♣ | 2 ♦ |
| All pass |
| Lead: ♣ 8 |
At another table:p 1 ♣ x 1 ♥ x 2 ♣ 2 ♦ ap Lead=♣ 8
Why does south bid 2 D? Doubling then bidding a new suit shows a lot different hand.
ReplyDeleteAt the other table west bid 1 H on a 2 count which usually backfires. South has an adequate hand to double with, but no extra values, therefore has an easy pass over 2 C. Bidding for bidding's sake is not a good idea.