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1 of a major (hearts or spades)
about 13 h.c.p., at least a 5 card suit
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1 no trump = 6-9 h.c.p., 2 card support (or less)
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How does responder show support for the major?
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1 of a major
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1 no trump (discouraging for the moment)
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then 2 of a minor
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now 2 of the major = 5-7 h.c.p., 2 or 3 card support
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1 of a major
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8-9 h.c.p. and 3 card support = bid 2 of the major
immediately!
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1 of a major
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10-11 h.c.p. and 3/4 card support = bid 3 of the major
immediately!
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1 of a major
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4 of the major (immediately) = 5+ cards in your suit, we
should make a game but not a slam.
* * This is a two-way action! * * In the unlikely event
that you cannot make the contract, you have pre-
empted the opponents out of what they can make.
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1 of a major
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2 no trump (ALERT! Jacoby) = I have an opening bid
also, 4 card support for your major… partner, tell me
more… bid shortness (singleton or void)
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1 of a major
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any bid at the two level is encouraging (10 or more
h.c.p.) and shows some cards/length in that suit, but
does not promise support for the major
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