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The opening bid of 1 of a suit |
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The response to partner's opening bid of 1 of a suit |
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The jump shift response |
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Opener's rebid |
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Opener's rebid |
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Opener's rebid |
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Responder's 2nd bid |
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Responder's 2nd bid |
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Stayman |
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Stayman with both majors |
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Jacoby Transfers |
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Jacoby Transfers |
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Balanced hand bidding |
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Responding to opener's big balanced hand |
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Responding to opener's big balanced hand |
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#130 |
Overcalls and take-out doubles |
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#131 |
The 1NT overcall; double and then bid NoTrump |
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Double and then bid a new suit; 3NT overcall |
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Responding to partner's take-out double |
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Rebidding having doubled |
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Nos 130-134 |
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The 2NT Bid. I was asked by one of my students if I could clarify what 2NT means. Obviously it means different things in different sequences and this ducument outlines most of the common situations. |
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Is It Forcing? This link gives a brief list of rebids, Reverses, Jump shifts, Jump rebids etc. in an uncontested auction and gives guidelines as to whether they are invitational, forcing or whatever. |
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