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Detail specifications 22MA - Level 1 ★
The responder's second bid after the opener's support
The responder's second bid after the opener's support
- Following this support, you will be able to decide the final contract depending on your strength and the law of total tricks.
- If you have a doubt, you can ask for more information using either a 2NT bid, or naming a new suit
- Or.. you'll start the slam bidding sequence...
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Exercise E9402 4 ♠ Your line has got 9 trump cards. You hold 2 Aces, a singleton, and your ♦ might bring some tricks, maybe 4 or 5...you must go to game. In this situation don't give the opponents unnecessary information.
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Exercise E4676 2 NT information request
The responder's rebid after the opener's support : direct raises
When you can decide the final contract, with no slam possibility, use the direct support!
When you can decide the final contract, with no slam possibility, use the direct support!
- 2 ♠ or 2 ♥ minimum raise at level 2 with 6-9 HCP : no game
- 3 ♠ or 3 ♥ game proposal with 9-10 HCP : then opener will accept if he has a maximum hand
- 4 ♠ or 4 ♥ with more than 11 HCP : take the decision to go to game.
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Exercise E9404 Pass Your hand is too poor for a game !
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Exercise E9403 4 ♥ Direct jump raise. To prevent the opponents from finding a ♠ contract
The responder's rebid after the opener's support : asking information
If you wish to get more information in order to decide the contract level, you may use :
If you wish to get more information in order to decide the contract level, you may use :
- 2 NT asking your partner to go to game if he is maximum. Otherwise, he will bid 3
- 3 in a new suit : asking your partner to go to game if he has some value in the named suit. This extra value may be a shortage (singleton, void) or high honors.













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Exercise E6157 3 ♠ Minimum, the opener says no game is possible













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Exercise E9406 3♣ asking for "something" in ♣. The opener is positive and will go to game
The responder's rebid after the opener's support : slam bids
You may start the slam sequence :
You may start the slam sequence :
- Starting the control sequence
- 4NT if you have all controls
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Exercise E9410 4 NT After the opener's Splinter, and with all controls, the only thing that matters for you is to know how many Aces your partner is holding!














