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Partner opens 1 of a major suit (hearts/spades)
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Responder (traditional)
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shows at least a 5 card suit with about 13+ high card
points;
my preference is a "sound" opener, not a bunch of junk
many will open with A-K, A in 1st/2nd seat
may be lighter (fewer h.c.p.) in 3rd/4th seat
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one no trump
6-9 h.c.p. little support for major
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partner passes with a minimal hand
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you are declarer in 1 NT
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partner bids two of a lower ranking suit, partner is
showing at least 4 cards in the new suit; no extra h.c.p.
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- you may pass
- you may bid two of partner’s first bid suit
- you may bid your own 6+ card suit at the 2 level as
an attempt to improve the final contract
- you may raise the new suit with a "big fit" because
game in the 2nd suit is a possibility
- you may bid 2 NT with 8-9 h.c.p. and stoppers in
the other suits
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partner bids 2 of the major suit promising 6+
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pass
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partner bids 2 NT (invitational) showing extra points
(16-18)
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pass with 6-7 h.c.p.; bid 3 NT with 8-9 h.c.p.
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partner bids 3NT showing 19+ h.c.p.
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pass
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partner "reverses" with 2 spades showing a big hand
with more hearts than spades
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bid 2 NT with 6-7 h.c.p., bid 3 NT with 8-9 h.c.p.,
or bid 3 of your suit with 6 or more
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partner bids 3 of a new suit showing at least 5-5 with
extra points
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hopefully you can find a bid, but passing with a minimum
and a misfit is a possibility
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partner bids 4 of a new suit (game forcing in one of
partner’s suits)
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choose a game in one of partner’s suits
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