Dee Slam, Boss, Dee Slam

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• 4/21/2007 7:13 AM Stacy wrote:
  Agreements there are easy enough to come by. Shannon and I play system on there (over 3NT, 4C is stayman, 4D/H transfer), so I'd bid 4H.
  
  Probably going to play it there when the NT bidder has only a little extra and the hand with spades holds 3 small diamonds. Who can bid on? I might consider asking for aces directly over 4H, since I have a max and 3 trump, but it's not very likely.
  
  Over 1NT, we play that a Jacoby transfer followed by 4M is a mild slam try, and that would have been my plan on this hand -- 1N - 2H - 2S - 4S. I don't have more that that.
  
  Over the 2NT rebid, it could get interesting: 1D - 1S - 2NT - 3C - 3S - .... now a 4C cuebid gets you 4D from partner and you'd probably find it that way.
  
  Is it a good slam, though?
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  1. 4/21/2007 11:56 AM Jonathan Ferguson wrote:
     It's a GREAT slam, no?
     
     Over 1m-1M-2N, we play Wolff signoffs, so our auction would be different than yours.
     
     I agree that the long spade hand is only worth a mild slam try opposite a 15-17 NT opener.
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