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Just Bid What You Can Make - with Curt Soloff

Highly distributional hands can be very difficult to show, especially when partner does not show a fit with you early in the auction.

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Hi ,


Sometimes, less is more. Highly distributional hands can be very difficult to show, especially when partner does not show a fit with you early in the auction. Rather than conduct what is likely to be a tormented auction that could result in a misunderstanding, sometimes it is best to simply go with a "bid what you think you can make" approach.


Even if the contract is not perfect, a misstep by the defense might come to your rescue!


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