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Bridge Basics : BB- 1NT forcing
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From: parbirdeye  (Original Message)Sent: 9/1/2002 2:24 PM
Last night in the fun tourney Curnon and I had an interesting problem to us playing 1nt forcing.
 
1h    p    1nt    2s          Is the 1nt still forcing??
 
I looked it up in the Modern Bridge Conventions book and it says if
 
1h   1s    1nt      the 1nt bid is no longer forcing and is a standard bid but has nothing in it about an overcall AFTER the 1nt bid.
 
Results??  3h was bid and it sucked...12 pts and 6 pts and no fit at the 3 level was not good.  


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From: cadetSent: 9/1/2002 2:31 PM
i would play it,as not forcing after interference.

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From: IanDSent: 9/1/2002 3:17 PM
Par, no bid by partner is forcing if the opponent on his left/your right bids.  You may pass with nothing more to say, knowing that partner will always have another chance to act if he so desires.