We know that your position in the bidding order can be one of the factors in determining whether or not to open your hand.
Should S consider opening this hand?
Glenna:
In 4th seat I would open the hand if I felt I was good at play of the hand.
It’s very weak and a bad suit, BUT it fits the bill for opening in 4th seat.
Count your number of high card points and add to the number of ♠️ and if it reaches 15, you can open. Another worry I might
have is that even though partner has passed, they sometimes get excited because
you open and they bid too much. With such a borderline hand, I would consider
partner and opponents!
The real problem is that E has an A and an AK and passed. This is the PERFECT
3rd seat opener and S would simply overcall 1 ♠️.
Thank you for hands like this as it seems opening differently in different seats is a difficult concept. Let’s keep working on this until everyone understands
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