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Did anyone try this ?
Would be happy to hear about expirence with this system, maybe Todd ?
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The way Forward
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Posted 2005-December-22, 19:15
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Posted 2005-December-28, 05:17
There may be more than one system called 'the way forward' - I only know of a carrot-club based method played by some friends of mine here, but I doubt that is what you mean?
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Posted 2005-December-28, 05:59
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Posted 2005-December-28, 11:21
Flame, on Dec 28 2005, 06:59 AM, said:
Looks pretty playable, but is a tad benign IMO (in terms of aggressiveness)
. I think that the 1♦ opening is much more useful than the classic Precision opening of 2+♦, but why not go all the way and make 2♣/2♦ specifically deny a 4 card major?Atul
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Posted 2005-December-30, 00:55
This is a well thought out and designed system. The Cambridge boys have frequently come up with good and innovative ideas.
"The King of Hearts a broadsword bears, the Queen of Hearts a rose." W. H. Auden.
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Posted 2005-December-30, 03:04
I posted the system on request. I haven't really played it.
Todd
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