As unusual auctions go the one I'm about to show you is remarkable because it contains only two bids. Two bids and a double.
This was my hand:
♠ | A Q 4 |
♥ | 6 5 3 2 |
♦ | Q J 7 6 5 |
♣ | 6 |
All vul, playing pairs my partner dealt and opened a club - that's one bid. Since we play a transfer system and we show majors before minors I bid 1
♦ - see what's coming?
Left hand opponent holding a lot of points completed the first half of a double and bid; and was left hanging.
South | West | North | East |
- | - | 1♣ | Pass |
1♦* | Dbl | Pass | Pass |
Pass | | | |
| ♠ | T 8 5 |
♥ | J 8 |
♦ | A K T |
♣ | A T 8 7 4 |
|
♠ | K 9 6 3 |
♥ | A K Q 9 7 4 |
♦ | - |
♣ | K Q 3 |
| | ♠ | J 7 2 |
♥ | T |
♦ | 9 8 4 3 2 |
♣ | J 9 5 2 |
|
| ♠ | A Q 4 |
♥ | 6 5 3 2 |
♦ | Q J 7 6 5 |
♣ | 6 |
|
I'd never scored +340 before, have you?
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