To Bid or Not to Bid? - Common Mistakes in Bridge with Tina McVeigh

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • Part of the course: Common Mistakes in Bidding:
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    Whose hand is it? What are the factors that should influence your decision?
    Knowing how to bid in a competitive auction in bridge is an important skill.
    Look at the auction and hand in the video. You know that you have no defence, so wouldn’t it be better to sacrifice and bid 5♥?
    Mistake: In bridge, bidding twice with your pre-emptive hand.
    The whole point of a pre-empt is to make life awkward for your opponents. The bid itself is quite specific. You promise a 7-card suit and less than an opening hand. Interestingly, the higher you open, the longer your suit will be and the fewer points you promise. You don’t necessarily expect to make your contract but, with luck, it should be a good sacrifice.
    It would be disastrous for you to bid 5♥ on the hand above. Remember that partner knows exactly what your hand is. It is therefore up to partner to decide whether to sacrifice, double or pass. Your aim is to make your opponents guess what their best contract is and you should not assume that they have guessed correctly.
    Partner will probably pass here rather than double as it is by no means certain that the contract will go down. But, partner has enough defence to suspect that it might - and it should!
    On a rare occasion partner will have a strong hand with a good suit of their own. In this case partner will change suit and, if this happens, you must bid again. You can support partner if you have three cards in the new suit, otherwise, rebid your own suit or bid 3NT if your suit is headed by AKQ.
    Principle: Don’t bid again after a pre-empt unless partner changes suit.
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Komentáře • 15

  • @daviddrake5906
    @daviddrake5906 Před 6 měsíci +1

    If you had out the 5D up on the second lead, you would have captured the KD on third lead and benn over in dummy to make the final diamond good and had a winning hand

    • @BjorckBengt
      @BjorckBengt Před 5 měsíci

      Yes, save the ace for the next round.

  • @effielarkin3044
    @effielarkin3044 Před 3 lety +3

    You are excellent! Understand everything you said and explained. Bridge Players are hungry for this type of information.

  • @light_david7
    @light_david7 Před 5 měsíci

    Why does winning the 4S contract give 420 points, and not 4*30=120?

    • @simonsparrow5976
      @simonsparrow5976 Před 5 měsíci +1

      You get 300 points in duplicate for making game.

  • @puffinbasher
    @puffinbasher Před rokem +1

    Thats a really good suit for the three level.
    Non vuln, any consideration of a 4 level preempt out the gates here?

  • @MrDavidc
    @MrDavidc Před 3 lety +2

    Very clear and no waffle

  • @emmanuelvacakis4463
    @emmanuelvacakis4463 Před 2 měsíci

    Once you preempt, you don’t bid again unless partner asks you to bid.

  • @rosalbapichinelli1145

    Gioco bridge con le macchine

  • @tarupatel5231
    @tarupatel5231 Před 3 lety

    😍😍👍

  • @irenefoley1041
    @irenefoley1041 Před 3 lety +1

    Tina, I think the Hot Girls video comment is on the wrong site !!!!!!!!

  • @journeymanproject1756
    @journeymanproject1756 Před 10 dny

    Real teachers use classroom environments with whiteboards. This lesson is impossible to follow.