
GRAND SLAM BIDDING - ANZAC 8B PAIRS
Twenty-three pairs had the chance to bid a 7 Grand Slam on Board 26 albeit with restricted systems. Five pairs managed to bid 6
. Could you do better?
Board 26
Dealer E All vulnerable.
AT872
QT93
873
A
J654
9
74
J8
KQ7
9642
K865
QJT742
KQ3
AK652
AJ5
93
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- SEAN LYNCH27 Apr 2019 at 11:29PM
Playing a Precision variation suitable for an 8B tournament
N E S W
- 1
-
1
- 1N. -
2
- 2
-
3
- 3
-
4
- 4
-
4
- 4N. -
5
- 5
-
5
- 7
-
- -
where:
1
- 16+ HCP any shape
1
- 5+
8+ HCP
1N - Shape asking relay
2
- 5
4
2
- SAR
3
- 5
4
3
1
3
- CROSS ( colour, rank, opposite, same, same )
4
- 2 key cards same colour
4
- CROSS continuation K ask
4
- 0 or 3 K
4N - CROSS continuation Q ask
5
- 1 Q
5
- CROSS continuation Q suit ask
5
- Q
7
- to play
South can count 5
tricks, 5
tricks, A
, A
and a
ruff for 13 tricks provided
break 3-2 and so bids
7
. The key to bidding the 7
Grand Slam is identifying North’s hand shape and that they have a singleton
.
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