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Canape Forcing Club; 1 D opening structure

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Posted 2014-July-07, 21:57

O1. 1D = 10-15 3+ diamonds, no 4 card major, Ds almost always equal or longer than Cs
R1. Responder generally passes with <8 HCP
R1. Exceptions:
Can bid 1M with 6+ HCP, 4+ Cards in MAJ AND lead directing value
Can jumpshift NV with weak 2-ish type hand that won’t make game
Can jump raise in diamonds with 5+ diamonds and 6-9HCP
R1. 1MAJ = 4+ cards in MAJ, 6+ HCP, lead directing value or any 8+ HCP, 5+ length
O2. 1S (Min Hand very str S)/1NT/2D = min (10-bad 12 HCP; NT is 13-15 if NV 1st or 2nd seat)
R2. 2C = NMF (or 4SF) with typical structure; at least INV values
O3. Opener shows any 3 card support for MAJ
R3. Responder promises another bid up to 2N or 3D
O3. Opener rebids 2N or 2D with 10-11 HCP (2x discouraging)
O3. Other rebids show at least 1 honor there, good 11 to 12 HCP
R2. 2D/2MAJ/2NT = sign off, attempt to improve contract
R2. 2S after 1H (R1) = Responder reverse (Good13 HCP +) 1 round force
O3. 2N/3D =discouraging (10-bad 11 HCP; or 13-bad 14 HCP if strong earlier)
R2. 3C/2D = NM or 4th Suit game force, unspecified shape
O3. Cue bid high cards, not shape, stumbling to NT
R2. 3D/3MAJ rebid = invitational strongly suggesting play in this suit
O3. Accept with 12 + HCP or 14+ if stronger NT range early
O3. PASS with 10 HCP or 13 if stronger NT range early
O3. Guess with 11 HCP or 14 if stronger NT range early
R2. 3 other MAJ = Game Force 5/5 or better in MAJ, 6H/5S if reverse
O2. 2 of MAJ= min, strong 3card support in MAJ, some singleton
R2. New suit = help suit game try
O3. Any bid other than 3MAJ accepts and shows honor
R2. 3 of MAJ general game try
O3. Bidding on accepts and shows honor
R2. 2NT = forcing and probing for best denomination
O3. Bid length: 3C = 4+ Cs, 3D = usually 6+ Ds
R2. 3C = artificial game force
O3. Bid high cards/Stumbling toward NT
O2. 2N = 14-15 HCP balanced hand, at least honor single in Responder’s suit.
O2. 3C = minor suit distributional freak with equal or longer diamonds, 5-5+
R2. New suits forcing
R2. 3N = to play
O2. 3D = 14-15 HCP, 6+ diamonds
R2. 3MAJ = sign-off
R2. Anything else accepts and shows high card(s)
O2. 3H/1S or 2S/1H = splinter, max, support
R2. 3N = suggest to play
R2. Any suit = cue bid
O2. Double Raise = max, strong 3 card support, some singleton
R2. 3N = suggest to play
R2. Any suit = cue bid
R1. 1NT = 8-11- HCP, balanced or weak hand with 5+ Cs
O2. PASS = <14 HCP, balanced
O2. 2C = <14 HCP minor 2 suiter, at least 5-4 in minors with longer diamonds
R2. Responder generally passes or corrects.
R2. Any other bid is honor showing, stumbling to NT or slam interest
O2. 2D = <14 HCP 6+ diamonds, retreat from NT
R2. Responder generally passes.
O2. 2H/2S = 14-15 HCP, concentration of values in suit bid
R2. Responder places contract
O3. Opener must respect Responder’s decision
O2. 2N = Invitational to game, scattered values or running diamonds
R2. Responder places contract
O2. 3C= >13 HCP 2 suiter, at least 5-5 in minors with equal or longer diamonds
R2. Responder, if MIN, passes or corrects.
R2. Any other bid is honor showing, stumbling to NT or slam interest
O2. 3D = >13 HCP, 6+ diamonds
R2. Responder generally passes
R2. Any other bid is honor showing, stumbling to NT or slam interest
R2. 3NT is to play, showing fitting D honor and two more tricks
O2. 3N = 7 running diamond tricks + an outside card (A or K)
R2. Responder passes or (rarely) bids 4D (if very weak and afraid)
R1. 2C or 2D = 10/11- + HCP 5 card suit
O2. Except for 2 below, auction forced to 2N
O2. 2D after 2C = 6+ diamonds, minimum, don’t like clubs
R2. Responder gives up with a minimum misfit
O2. 2H or 2S = concentration of values any strength
R2. 2N or 3 of either min = INV only
R2. Any other bid on R’s 2nd round =GF, stumbling to NT
R1. 2MAJ NV = weak jump shift with 6+ length and lead directing value
O2. Opener usually PASS
O2. Do not RESCUE even with 7 Ds. NDNT (no double, no trouble)
O2. 3 MAJ = INV (Upgrade honors in MAJ and Ds, only count As in others)
O2. 4 MAJ = To make or, over interference, possible SAC.
R1. 2MAJ VUL=Game Force with 6+ length and slam interest
O2. Rebid 2NT with minimum and no fit
R2. Responders 3D on second bid is game forcing and fitting
O3. Stumbling to NT
R2. Other bids are still game forcing and show shape
O3. Stumbling to NT
O2. Rebid 3D with maximum and no fit (not fitting a 6 card MAJ = 5+ diamonds)
R2. Generally, stumbling to NT
R2. Responder is Captain and must drive to proper level and strain
R2. Situation is strongly suggesting forced to game even if 5D is that game
R1. 2NT = 12-13 HCP may have 1 or more 4 card MAJ
O2. 3D is an attempt to sign-off
R2. Any bid by R is a game force attempt to elicit more information.
O2. PASS is another great sign off call
O2. Any other accepts and stumbles to NT
R1. 3C = long diamonds and slam interest
O2. Cue bid Aces
R1. 3D = long diamonds and preemptive
O2. Cannot imagine anything that would not pass this one.
R1. 3MAJ – 4CLUBS = Exclusion Ace Asking (Responder may have self-sufficient suit)
O2. Ds Trump, answer 1430
R1. 3NT = 14-16, to play
O2. Might try for slam with AQx, xx, AKQxxxx, x or something similar
R1. 4D = Ace Asking (minorwood 1430)
R1. 4MAJ = to play
R1. 4NT = balanced 17-18HCP; General Slam Try, not Ace asking
O2. PASS with 11-12 HCP; except accept with A,A,A.
O2. Bid A, up the line, with 13 HCP
O2. Can bid 5NT with 2+ Aces and 15 HCP
R1. 5C = long diamonds and strong slam try
O2. Try to cooperate, but can sign off with a really bad hand
R1. 5D = to make if opener is min and for slam otherwise
R1. 5H/5S/6C = bid 7 if you have this Ace
R1. 5N = bid 7D if you have 2 D honors (A,K,Q)
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Posted 2014-July-08, 00:27

There may be something useful here but it's way too much work to figure out with the lack of formatting. Sadly, this reminds me of the look and feel on my company's new, state of the art timekeeping system. Unfortunately the state of the art is from the early 1980's, pre-DOS days.
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Posted 2014-July-08, 01:19

Also, this probably belongs to the non-natural bidding systems section.
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