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My System 2/1 bidding

#1 User is offline   redbird97 

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Posted 2007-May-30, 01:08

Problem corrected. Please check out:
My Bidding System

I did not realize it was difficult to read.

Anyway, my system is up in my new blog. Feel free to comment on it as I am always looking for constructive criticism on it. Take what ideas you like or try to play the whole thing. I have had a fair amount of success playing this. It is what I play in all my serious partnerships. If you like transfers, the section on 2 way stayman may not be of much value to you.
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Posted 2007-May-30, 01:21

And why did you post this? Sorry it's not very readable...
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Posted 2007-May-30, 01:32

This a good reason people have bridge blogs. Lay out your system nicely on them and then create a link. See, for example, Ben's 2/1 system, Mickyb's Siege system, one of Gerben's several systems, etc. etc. etc.

Your best bet if you want feedback on your system here is to just outline the basics. Better yet, make a blog, put down all the detail, and then outline the basics here with reference to your blog.
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Posted 2007-May-30, 02:26

He plays Gerber after 2X openings -> kill him! :huh:
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Posted 2007-May-30, 02:29

Appreciate the corrected post. Much better.
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Posted 2007-May-30, 03:48

Free, on May 30 2007, 08:26 AM, said:

He plays Gerber after 2X openings -> kill him! :huh:

Everybody is entitled to a "fair" trial. We'll sue for 10 millions and 5 years playing rubber bridge without conventions :huh:
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Posted 2007-May-30, 06:10

Free, on May 30 2007, 03:26 AM, said:

He plays Gerber after 2X openings -> kill him! :P

We play a form of RKC, not Gerber. Please don't kill me. :blink:
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Posted 2007-May-30, 06:16

Free, on May 30 2007, 11:26 AM, said:

He plays Gerber after 2X openings -> kill him! :blink:

I've seen a number of good pair's use a 4 advance over a weak two bid as a compressed keycard ask. Sometimes its nice not to risk the 5 level...
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Posted 2007-May-30, 06:22

I play 4clubs is rkc over weak 2 and 3 opening bids.
4d over 3c opening so you can raise 3c to 4c as natural.

That also allows all 4 of a major bids over a weak 2 or 3 opening bid to be natural, not kickback.
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Posted 2007-May-30, 07:31

When I tried the link, I was asked for a Username / Password (which I don't have)
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Posted 2007-May-30, 07:40

ArcLight, on May 30 2007, 06:31 AM, said:

When I tried the link, I was asked for a Username / Password (which I don't have)

ditto - then click 'back to my bidding system'
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Posted 2007-May-30, 08:03

jillybean2, on May 30 2007, 08:40 AM, said:

ArcLight, on May 30 2007, 06:31 AM, said:

When I tried the link, I was asked for a Username / Password (which I don't have)

ditto - then click 'back to my bidding system'

tritto
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Posted 2007-May-30, 08:06

What comes after tritto? Quatto? Quinto? :)
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Posted 2007-May-30, 15:46

http://blogstogo.com/

I looked for a way to allow all to read and comment, but have not been able to figure it out. This is my first blog and so far is very frustrating. Anyone know how I can let everyone access it?
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Posted 2007-May-30, 16:12

redbird97, on May 30 2007, 02:08 AM, said:

Problem corrected. Please check out:

My Bidding System

I did not realize it was difficult to read.

Anyway, my system is up in my new blog. Feel free to comment on it as I am always looking for constructive criticism on it. Take what ideas you like or try to play the whole thing. I have had a fair amount of success playing this. It is what I play in all my serious partnerships. If you like transfers, the section on 2 way stayman may not be of much value to you.

With luck, this link will work better (with good luck that is)
If it does, I will edit and expain.

My Bidding System

I removed the "wp-admin/index.php" from the url (which is invisible in the post, but visible while editing.
Consider editing the OP to this and it will take people where they ought to go,
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Posted 2007-May-31, 07:51

First and foremost, it looks great and I think posting systems such as this is a real service.

Now, mostly for amusement, I note that you say in the carding section:

J asks for the 10 vs. NT and Suit

and then

J is either from J10 or KJ10, or AJ10

It appears that the asking for the ten will not often get the ten.
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Posted 2007-May-31, 08:12

Thanks for posting your system...

Blogs are both a great way and a bad way to post such things. In a blog, stuff moves over time. This makes it difficult to follow a system logically, and as time goes by, makes it even harder to find. I think a better solution is to set up a "book" format blog.

I have two such blogs, one explains my inquiry2over1 system and all of its oddities, the other is a squeeze thing I ahve all but given up on simply because I havent found a satisfactory way to enter hands in an easy to edit and add format.

You can see my examples at:
Inquiry 2over 1 system

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Identifying squeezes/

You can take the text you have already written and put it in a book type format that will never change... this will help others find what they need or want to know about what you have written about your methods.
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Posted 2007-May-31, 11:27

kenberg, on May 31 2007, 08:51 AM, said:

First and foremost, it looks great and I think posting systems such as this is a real service.

Now, mostly for amusement, I note that you say in the carding section:

J asks for the 10 vs. NT and Suit

and then

J is either from J10 or KJ10, or AJ10

It appears that the asking for the ten will not often get the ten.

This is the same as standard leads where Q asks for the jack, but also you lead Q from QJ (ie KQT9 or QJ). There is nothing wrong with this, it just means if you have the ten and partner has led the jack he doesnt have JT and wants you to unblock it. There is nothing inherently illogical about this, however that doesn't mean it's a sound method.
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Posted 2007-May-31, 20:31

inquiry, on May 31 2007, 10:12 PM, said:

Thanks for posting your system...

Blogs are both a great way and a bad way to post such things. In a blog, stuff moves over time. This makes it difficult to follow a system logically, and as time goes by, makes it even harder to find. I think a better solution is to set up a "book" format blog.

I have two such blogs, one explains my inquiry2over1 system and all of its oddities, the other is a squeeze thing I ahve all but given up on simply because I havent found a satisfactory way to enter hands in an easy to edit and add format.

You can see my examples at:
Inquiry 2over 1 system

and

Identifying squeezes/

You can take the text you have already written and put it in a book type format that will never change... this will help others find what they need or want to know about what you have written about your methods.

Darn! Any other way we can see the rest of your work on squeezes?
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Posted 2007-June-09, 11:16

inquiry, on May 31 2007, 04:12 PM, said:

Blogs are both a great way and a bad way to post such things. (...)

(..) the other is a squeeze thing I ahve all but given up on simply because I havent found a satisfactory way to enter hands in an easy to edit and add format.

I have read your pages - well! And I find it sad that because of a GUI issue, you are giving up. Ever heard of WIKI? It let's you define TEMPLATES.... which is exactly what you are looking for!

There are hundreds of sites which offer free wiki-hosting. It's the ultimate alternative to any blog you'll ever find, IF you'd like the ability to make templates.

example of free-hosting-site: http://wik.is/
Wikia

example of site: Contract bridge on Wikipedia.... you all know it I guess!
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