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Posted 2004-March-04, 07:35

Anybody knows this system? I am learning it and have a few question abou it.

1) 1D-1N
2H/S

Does 2H or 2S show maximum, i.e., 15-16HCP?

2) 1D-1S
3C

Their notes says 3c shows 3card spt. Does it mean 1S guarantees 5card?

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Posted 2004-March-04, 07:55

flytoox, on Mar 4 2004, 04:35 PM, said:

Any expert on thnis system? I am learning it and have a few question abou it.

1) 1D-1N
2H/S

Does 2H or 2S show maximum, i.e., 15-16HCP?

2) 1D-1S
3C

Their notes says 3c shows 3card spt. Does it mean 1S guarantees 5card?

Thx in advance.

fly

I am by no means an expert on the strong club style that Hamman and Soloway use. With this said and done, Hamman Soloway play 4 card majors and have some canape tendencies.

As a result, a 1S response to a 1D opening tends to suggest 5 cards or an unbalanced hand.
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Posted 2004-March-04, 09:03

hrothgar, on Mar 4 2004, 01:55 PM, said:

flytoox, on Mar 4 2004, 04:35 PM, said:

Any expert on thnis system? I am learning it and have a few question abou it.

1) 1D-1N
    2H/S

Does 2H or 2S show maximum, i.e., 15-16HCP?

2) 1D-1S
    3C

Their notes says 3c shows 3card spt. Does it mean 1S guarantees 5card?

Thx in advance.

fly

I am by no means an expert on the strong club style that Hamman and Soloway use. With this said and done, Hamman Soloway play 4 card majors and have some canape tendencies.

As a result, a 1S response to a 1D opening tends to suggest 5 cards or an unbalanced hand.

As they play Flannery, in 1H-1S, 1S does promise 5card. However, I dont understand why in 1D-1H/S, 1H/S shold be 5card too. Does it mean they responde 1N with 4card major?
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Posted 2004-March-04, 09:11

Blue Club is a canape system.

Holding a 4 card major and an equal length or longer minor, opener will typically open in his major.

As a result, a 1D opening tends to deny a 4 card major UNLESS opener has a canape reverse (4+ Diamonds and 5+ cards in the major with maximum values)

Accordingly, responder will often suppress a 4 card major with a balanced hand, prefering to immediately bid 1NT and minimize the information availabel to the defense.
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Posted 2004-March-04, 15:40

hrothgar writes:

"Blue Club is a canape system.

Holding a 4 card major and an equal length or longer minor, opener will typically open in his major.

As a result, a 1D opening tends to deny a 4 card major UNLESS opener has a canape reverse (4+ Diamonds and 5+ cards in the major with maximum values)"

I believe Hamman-Soloway have reduced their use of canape openings, opening 4M5C and 4D5H only in a major, otherwise opening 1D or 2C.

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Posted 2004-March-05, 09:01

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