▲ 1 r/spades
WWYB? Game to 250.
Extra information (if you're familiar with Spades+): This is a rated game. The others ratings are: West: 1900, North: 2400, East: 2400.
u/Typical-Contract-361 — 7 days ago
▲ 1 r/spades
If you know your partner (and your opponents) will play for a set on an 11 bids, and score/bags are not a big concern, should you keep the table at 11 bids even if you could bid higher?
I found two examples. WWYB? Game to 250.
u/Typical-Contract-361 — 17 days ago
▲ 5 r/spades
My partner bid last and bid 3 in this situation. Would you bid something different?
Game to 500. The score is 488 - 369.
Edit: For anyone wonder, my partner is holding:
J diamonds
QT96 clubs
KJT52 hearts
K43 spades
u/Typical-Contract-361 — 23 days ago
▲ 1 r/spades
False signal.
My partner nil got set because my partner give me fake signal that her club is void. So i trump with the As to avoid bags. (See the 4th picture).
Or maybe i make a mistake here.
u/Typical-Contract-361 — 28 days ago
▲ 6 r/spades
Being "teach a lesson" for trying to set on 11 table.
Here, I play the 9s, and my partner clearly has a chance to set them (or at least a 25% chance from North's perspective), but he chooses to duck the trick. After this hand, he continuously blames me for taking a bag.
Then he decided to "teach me a lesson" by bidding 13 every hand. Honestly, I've encountered this kind of behavior before, but this is the first time I've had a partner behave like this.
I don't know, is trying to set a bad move?
u/Typical-Contract-361 — 1 month ago