The unusual no-trump is a new
convention and it is still In a state
of change. Every expert uses it in
lome fashion, but they disagree
on the exact method. All agree on
one thing, though. It is intended to
show a two-suit hand.
This particular two no-trump
overcall of the diamond opening
showed a heart-club two-suiter.
Probably North did not have quite
enough to force his partner to the
three level, but unusual no-trump
addicts go out of their way to use
the bid.
East's three diamond call was
strictly competitive. South jumped
to five clubs because he expected
to make that contract, and was
willing to play a slam if North
wanted to continue.
At this point West came up with
a perfectly outrageous double
West was looking at 16 high card
points, but when you double a
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high contract you do so in tricks,
not points, and West was not
looking at many tricks.
His ace of spades looked pretty
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Opening lead K
good, but his king of hearts prob
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block. In the diamond suit there
was no opportunity for more than
one trick and a good chance of no
tricks at all.
Finally, the queen of clubs repre
sented a liability. South had gone
to five clubs without the queen. He
had to have compensation some
where.
Still, West doubled and in one
respect he was lucky. Both oppon
ents held a diamond and South
did not make an over-trick, even
though he did make his contract
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