Bridge Winners Profile for Andrew Sinclair
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- April 25, 2016
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- Equivalent of FSF-1round, NMF/Checkback after 1m-1h; 2m-?
- After 1♣-1♥-2♣, 2♦ can be artificial third suit forcing. With the given hand and auction, I'd bid 2NT no matter where the honors are. Partner can bid 3♥ with exactly 2=3=6=2 (or would partner not raise hearts with (1)-3=6- ...
- What Do You Bid Over 2NT
- I read your system, and agree with your goals for UP! including the order of the importance of finding fits. Unfortunately, this is a place where UP! can miss what you identified as the first priority fit to find (3 with opener, 5 with responder). With 53 majors as responder ...
- What Do You Bid Over 2NT
- After 2NT-3♣; 3♦-3NT, if opener is (32) in the majors, you can't find out if you have a fit below 3NT.
- Lebensohl after opps show both majors
- Over 2♣, 2♦ is to play. Over 2♣ or 2♦ we play uvu, so 2♥ shows clubs and 2♠ shows diamonds, Inv+, and double is to penalize. Over 2♣, 2♦, and 2♥, Lehbensohl is on: 2N relays for a signoff. Direct ...
- David Parsons's bidding problem: 52 KQ942 KQT632 ---
- Is that standard or a specific agreement you have? It seems like many people would play that as an invitational splinter.
- Alan Shillitoe's bidding problem: JT763 K9 K7642 6
- If you wanted to play 4♠ regardless of what partner has, you need to use Texas transfer. Jacoby transfer then 4M is an invite to slam exploration.
- Peg Kaplan's bidding problem: Qxxx AJTxx ATx x
- Surely I have a systemic bid to make here. I make whatever that bid is. For my answer to this poll, I assumed the same system I use when partner opens a precision 2♦ showing 4=4=1=5 less one card anywhere.
- Super-accepting after 1NT opener
- Some people play doubleton super-accepts. Why not transfer doubleton super-accepts? 2M+1 = club doubleton, 2M+2 = diamond doubleton, 2M+3 = oM doubleton. 3M-1 = Nothing to protect, I.e. Axxx Axx Axxx Ax and 3M = 4333.
- Ron Steele's bidding problem: A9 AKT 654 AKQ95
- If you don’t want to stop in 3♥, you should upgrade this to a 2♣ opening.
- Peter Lipp's bidding problem: AQJ QJT6 KQJ QJT
- If you’re not playing Jacoby 2NT you’re not playing SAYC but a different variation of Standard American.
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