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From: MSN Nicknameland4sale0  in response to Message 2Sent: 1/21/2004 11:26 AM
PriorKnowledge wrote:

Say you held:

S x H Axx D AJxxxx C Axx

Now you want to play 6D if partner has support for diamonds and 3N if not.  



Partner has support. So we have (at least) an 8 card fit in Diamonds.



If, as you said " NOW YOU WANT TO PLAY 6 D IF P HAS SUPPORT-- 3NT IF NOT", the simple answer (and the logical ONLY answer) is just go to 6 diamonds, and enjoy it. (if you play transfers to minors, first transfer to diamonds, then go to 6 D.



My main point is that even VERY GOOD PLAYERS keep forgetting that a 6 card suit in front of a 1nt opener by partner IS ALREADY A FIT.

Thanks



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     re: Novice Question 1 MSN NicknamePriorKnowledge  1/21/2004 5:07 PM