Jump to game in Vanderbilt Cup bridge debate
Jacoby discussion analyzes Feldesman and Weiss bids in the Vanderbilt Cup. Jim and Oswald praise Phil’s jump to four spades amid limited values, Dingy Weiss’s five diamonds, and Phil’s five hearts, noting the bids conveyed strength and warned against premature seven spades. The contrast with North’s three spades over three diamonds is highlighted.
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Jacoby
Philip Feldesman
Oswald
Phil Feldesman
Dingy Weiss
Vanderbilt
Jim
Phil
Dingy
North
Bridge bidding puzzle four hearts over call change
South opens with three hearts. Partner overcalls four diamonds after your three hearts. You hold KQJ2 in spades and WA104 in clubs plus HAES4 in hearts. With limited extras, you pass. Consider responder’s context and avoid bidding further with only slight extras.
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