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Detail specifications 161E - Level 2 ★
The opener's reverse
The 'scrambling' 2NT convention after a strong 2 suiter by opener ( forcing for one round)
The responder will use the 2NT convention with 5-7HCP (or with a slam hand). this bid warns the opener that the camp may not have the values to bid game .
The responder will use the 2NT convention with 5-7HCP (or with a slam hand). this bid warns the opener that the camp may not have the values to bid game .
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Bids following The 'scrambling' 2NT bid (after opener has shown a strong two suiter ( forcing pour un tour)
- If opener repeats his first suit, The responder can pass or support his second suit. It will enable to stop before game if necessary !
- With a maximum hand, The opener can impose game
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Problème 20466
the responder shows his preference for the opener's second suit and the bidding stops there !
the responder shows his preference for the opener's second suit and the bidding stops there !
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Problème 20467
With a non minimum hand, the opener will bid for game in spite of The 'scrambling' 2NT bid
With a non minimum hand, the opener will bid for game in spite of The 'scrambling' 2NT bid
The opener's support makes the sequence game-forcing.
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Problem E6621
The opener's support makes the sequence game-forcing. Here, the responder, who has a good hold in the last suit, prefers to play in no-trump.
The opener's support makes the sequence game-forcing. Here, the responder, who has a good hold in the last suit, prefers to play in no-trump.
FR version
There is a fit in ♣....but showing support to opener would make the sequence forcing to game..when game is far from certain if opener is minimum.
Bid 2 NT to Slow Down the ambitions of opener This bid is frocing for one round and your next bid will be pass.