Is anyone else studying this system? I have a good part of the BBO convention card built now.
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New Awakening Bob Gish's New Awakening system
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Posted 2007-November-21, 12:03
Check out amazon.com for one detailed review.
Quick summary: A hand pattern system using canape and lots of asking bids. simpler than other relay systems, yet lacking in follow-ons and asking bid sequences.
Larry
Quick summary: A hand pattern system using canape and lots of asking bids. simpler than other relay systems, yet lacking in follow-ons and asking bid sequences.
Larry
Ultra ♣ Relay: see Daniel's web page: https://bridgewithda...19/07/Ultra.pdf
C3: Copious Canape Club is still my favorite system. (Ultra upgraded, PM for notes)
Santa Fe Precision ♣ published 8/19. TOP3 published 11/20. Magic experiment (Science Modernized) with Lenzo. 2020: Jan Eric Larsson's Cottontail ♣. 2020. BFUN (Bridge For the UNbalanced) 2021: Weiss Simplified ♣ (Canape & Relay). 2022: Canary ♣ Modernized, 2023-4: KOK Canape, 2025-6: Canape!
C3: Copious Canape Club is still my favorite system. (Ultra upgraded, PM for notes)
Santa Fe Precision ♣ published 8/19. TOP3 published 11/20. Magic experiment (Science Modernized) with Lenzo. 2020: Jan Eric Larsson's Cottontail ♣. 2020. BFUN (Bridge For the UNbalanced) 2021: Weiss Simplified ♣ (Canape & Relay). 2022: Canary ♣ Modernized, 2023-4: KOK Canape, 2025-6: Canape!
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Posted 2007-November-21, 12:59
PrecisionL, on Nov 21 2007, 01:03 PM, said:
Check out amazon.com for one detailed review.
Quick summary: A hand pattern system using canape and lots of asking bids. simpler than other relay systems, yet lacking in follow-ons and asking bid sequences.
Larry
Quick summary: A hand pattern system using canape and lots of asking bids. simpler than other relay systems, yet lacking in follow-ons and asking bid sequences.
Larry
Yep, I read that review and quite agree that, as presented, the system needs more work, especially in the areas of undefined asking sequences and preemptive openings. Mind you, I think the author more or less expects you to fill in the blanks from SAYC or 2/1 or whatever you're familiar with.
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