Re: Fwd: postings from blml

David Grabiner:

I suspect that a slow pass by a bunny shows extra values, and also that
bunnies don't know how light they can be to jump after a takeout double.
   Pass by me is not a logical alternative, but 3H and 4H both are, and
the slow pass suggests 4H over 3H, so I bid 3H.

Richard Hills:

Yes, at the table my reasoning duplicated that of David Grabiner, so I bid
3H.

But now North continued with 4D, pass, pass to me. What now?

Best wishes,

Richard Hills

On Sunday, September 18, 2016, David Grabiner <[email protected]>
wrote:

>
>
> On 9/17/2016 3:35 AM, Richard Hills wrote:
> > Your regular partner forgot to turn up. In the bunny movement a
> > bunny's partner also forgot to turn up. At the Director's request you
> > prevent a half table by partnering the bereft bunny.
> >
> > Matchpoint pairs
> > Dlr: East
> > Vul: Nil
> >
> > You, West, hold:
> >
> > AJ83
> > AKJ2
> > 32
> > AT3
> >
> > Pard passes, South opens 1D and you double. North raises to 2D and
> > pard bids 2H, very much out-of-tempo. South rebids 3D.
> >
> > What call do you make?
> >
> I suspect that a slow pass by a bunny shows extra values, and also that
> bunnies don't know how light they can be to jump after a takeout double.
>    Pass by me is not a logical alternative, but 3H and 4H both are, and
> the slow pass suggests 4H over 3H, so I bid 3H.
>
>
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