Re: subject will become clearer afterwards

Jerry Fusselman wrote:
> Then the original explanation of 2Cl was MI.  At what point was it corrected?
>

Sorry, no it was not - Steve asked for more explanations, which I gave 
him, like the original player would have got if he had asked.

> What other options besides the relay did dummy have on the first round?
>

I presume that 2Di would be negative. But 2Sp was explained as an asking 
relay (so not shoving anything). I do not know what would have been the 
difference between 2He and 2Sp.

> What do the nonalerts show in your jurisdiction?
>

natural bids. If you ask, he will say that he's shown 5 hearts and 
partner shows 4 spades.

> Are questions about the auction without a "need to know right now"
> risky and subject to penalty?
>

no, since you're behind screens.
But this is all the information you are likely to extract.

> On Fri, Oct 27, 2017 at 1:12 AM, Herman De Wael <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Sorry, not complete enough for some:
>>
>> two clubs is strong, one- or two-suited.
>> two spades is an asking relay.
>> 3 Hearts and 3 spades have not been alerted.
>> And if partner has asked anything, you ould not know (screens!)
>> Herman.
>>
>> Herman De Wael wrote:
>>> They are vulnerable, you're in second seat, after the bidding:
>>>
>>> decl  you     dummy   part
>>> 2Cl   Pass    2Sp     Pass    2Cl=2-suiter    2Sp=relay
>>> 3He   Pass    3Sp     Pass    natural
>>> 3NT   All Pass
>>>
>>> And you have to lead from:
>>>
>>> Sp K Q 9 7 5 2
>>> He Q J 10 8
>>> Di 9
>>> Cl 6 3
>>>
>>> Your lead?
>>>
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