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When both opponents bid and leave 1NTx, their range combined will usually be 18-20. Since they have the advantage of the lead, you will be set in 1NTx, maybe even twice or more. If opponents can set 1NTx, that doesn't mean they can set a contract on the 2nd ...
Ah, yes, I forgot you can edit the textual output.
Well, if it is MP, then going for +800/+1100 seems clear-cut. It seems I should really change my vote now.
[color=darkgreen]Here I might wish it were penalties![/color]
Is partner allowed ever to pass 2♠ with spade-shortness after 2♦?
If not, as I think he shouldn't be - he could double with a hand like 1264. With 1255 he could double sometimes, while with 0265 he ...
What players do is try to find the best bid in every bidding spot. This isn't always easy to do because there is a lot of factors involved. All bids which are considered as possibly the best bids during the evaluation process are (at least temporarily) logical alternatives. Bids ...
What kind of comment is that?
I have 9, opener might have 11, partner bid 10. What, it is completely impossible for a vulnerable weak-jump bidder to have anything below 11 HCP?
OK. What is the right name for playing "3rd/low + xXxx"? Today I heard about the Lover's Leap, so maybe this is the right day for learning proper terminology.