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Is it not forcing for Gib responsive 1nt by passed hand?
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Is it not forcing for Gib responsive 1nt by passed hand?
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Posted 2014-July-26, 19:02
Is it not forcing for Gib responsive 1nt by passed hand?
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Posted 2014-July-26, 19:42
No, it is not forcing by a passed hand. This is standard in 2/1. Why you did not just bid 3H is beyond me.
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Posted 2014-July-26, 19:54
Because Gib don't play Drury convention,so it includes good limited raise in the hand with forcing 1nt.
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Posted 2014-July-26, 20:29
This looks suspiciously like the same question you asked 3 months ago. The answer hasn't changed.
http://www.bridgebas...__1#entry787373
The description should be changed to reflect reality.
When not playing Drury,a 4-card limit raise is 1M-3M opposite a third-seat opening you respond to a third-seat opener exactly the same way that you would respond to a first-seat opener.
http://www.bridgebas...__1#entry787373
The description should be changed to reflect reality.
When not playing Drury,
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Posted 2014-July-27, 19:07
lycier, on 2014-July-26, 19:54, said:
Because Gib don't play Drury convention,so it includes good limited raise in the hand with forcing 1nt.
Incorrect. The jump from 1M to 3M shows a 4 card limit raise, passed hand or not. 1NT is used to show a 3 card limit raise.
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