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Detail specifications 33LG - Level 3 ★
Responder's wake-up bid (after 1♥)
The responder's (that initially bid 1♥) wake-up bid. The Opener has passed.
1)If Responder has at least 5 cards in a major :
1)If Responder has at least 5 cards in a major :
- With a 5-carder in a major and less than 10HCP, the Responder rebids his suit.. This is simply a competitive bid and not an invitation to continue bidding.
- With a 5-carder in a major and at least 10HCP, the Responder bids with a X.
- With a 6-carder in a major and at least 10HCP the Responder rebids his suit with a jump
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Problem E5814 X The Responder starts with a X if he has a 5-carder major and at least 10HCP
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Problem E5823 2 ♥ With a 5-carder in a major and less than 10HCP, Responder rebids his suit. This is simply a competitive bid and and Opener will pass.
Responder's 1 ♥ wake-up bid in the 1st round of bidding. The Opener has passed.
2) If the Responder only has 4 cards in his major :
2) If the Responder only has 4 cards in his major :
- With 4 cards in the other major and at least 10HCP the Responder bids his 2nd major..This unusual bidding sequence doesn't show a 2-suiter with 5-5 but shows 4-4 in the majors (not 5-4)
- With a stopper in Opp's suit depending on his strength, Responder bids 2 or 3NT.
- Without a stopper in Opp's suit and with the points to play 3NT Responder cue-bids Opp's suit : it's an invitation to play NT if Opener has ♣ stoppers.
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Problem E5817 2 ♠ It's possible that the Opener only has 4 ♠ ...
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Problem E58213 SA You have to be the Declarer because of the need to protect your ♣ stopper.
Responder's Forcing Reopening Bids
In general, the responder's reopening bids are purely competitive and not forcing. The responder can make the sequence forcing:
South shows a jump to a two-suited hand, making the sequence forcing.
$encheres('N','1C,-,1D,1S,-,-,3D') Jumping in their suit alone is not enough to make the sequence forcing.
In general, the responder's reopening bids are purely competitive and not forcing. The responder can make the sequence forcing:
- With a jump to show a two-suited hand.
- By cue-bidding the opponent's suit.
- By supporting at the 3-level.
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$encheres('N','1C,-,1D,1S,-,-,3D') Jumping in their suit alone is not enough to make the sequence forcing.
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Problem E26094
With this strong hand, South bids their second suit with a jump, making the sequence forcing.
With this strong hand, South bids their second suit with a jump, making the sequence forcing.
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Problem E26095
The delayed support at the 3-level makes the sequence game-forcing.
The delayed support at the 3-level makes the sequence game-forcing.












