Pre emptive bid in bridge shows risk and planning
Oswald and James Jacoby explain pre emptive bids as a one suit hand with many tricks in trump but few against opponents. South’s nonvulnerable three spades illustrates typical six to seven tricks, while a four heart bid by West risks defeat. If North supports, down one. If not, South can make.
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Bidding sequence prompts four spades unlikely toll game
Partner opens with pass and bids have led to a crowded auction. Responding with four spades seems best if you possess a strong fit and balanced hand. If partner’s four spades bid signals weakness, a calmer stance or different contract may be advised.
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