At a recent sectional I picked up a partner at the "Partnership Desk".
In the few moments my 1st time partner and I had to cover our convention cards we noted we both played Michael's cue bid. No further discussion
about Michael's ensued.
During the session, I picked up a hand with 6S,1H,1D,5C, about 5 HCP.
Dealer, (my RHO) opened 1H and I showed my distribution with 2H.
LHO asked my partner the meaning of my 2H bid and he erroneously replied
"he has the lowest 2 unbid suits". The contract eventually became 6S as
the LHO was worried about my supposed length in diamonds. This went down
by a bunch.
At the end of the hand I called for a director and explained the
situation. He said he would make a correction. Every other table but
one played and made either 6D or 6NT so he corrected to 6D making.
I'm still uncertain if, when, and how I should have corrected partner's misinformation. If I correct immediately, even by calling director, I'm giving partner unauthorized information.
Any idea what the laws say?
At a recent sectional I picked up a partner at the "Partnership Desk".
In the few moments my 1st time partner and I had to cover our convention cards we noted we both played Michael's cue bid. No further discussion
about Michael's ensued.
During the session, I picked up a hand with 6S,1H,1D,5C, about 5 HCP.
Dealer, (my RHO) opened 1H and I showed my distribution with 2H.
LHO asked my partner the meaning of my 2H bid and he erroneously replied
"he has the lowest 2 unbid suits". The contract eventually became 6S as
the LHO was worried about my supposed length in diamonds. This went down
by a bunch.
At a recent sectional I picked up a partner at the "Partnership Desk".
In the few moments my 1st time partner and I had to cover our convention cards we noted we both played Michael's cue bid. No further discussion
about Michael's ensued.
During the session, I picked up a hand with 6S,1H,1D,5C, about 5 HCP.
Dealer, (my RHO) opened 1H and I showed my distribution with 2H.
LHO asked my partner the meaning of my 2H bid and he erroneously replied
"he has the lowest 2 unbid suits". The contract eventually became 6S as
the LHO was worried about my supposed length in diamonds. This went down
by a bunch.
At the end of the hand I called for a director and explained the
situation. He said he would make a correction. Every other table but
one played and made either 6D or 6NT so he corrected to 6D making.
I'm still uncertain if, when, and how I should have corrected partner's misinformation. If I correct immediately, even by calling director, I'm giving partner unauthorized information.
Any idea what the laws say?
Jon
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