how can u find
Major fits - 53 or 44
AND stoppers for NT
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precision 1[_CL] - 1[R_DI] - minor structure
#2
Posted 2010-July-05, 11:21
5m+4M bids 1M;
1♣-1♦-2♣
2♦,2♥-transfers
1♣-1♦-2♦
2M NF
1♣-1♦-2♣
2♦,2♥-transfers
1♣-1♦-2♦
2M NF
Seeking input from anyone who doesn't frequently "wtp", "Lol" or post to merely "Agree with ..." --sathyab
#3
Posted 2010-July-06, 14:08
If the question is how to find Major suit fits after 1♣ - 1♦?
Then read Match Point Precision or One Club Complete which recommends:
1♣ - 1♦ - 1♥/1♠ = 4-cd or better Major and One Round Force.
1♣ - 1♦ - 2♣/♦ denies a four card major.
Then read Match Point Precision or One Club Complete which recommends:
1♣ - 1♦ - 1♥/1♠ = 4-cd or better Major and One Round Force.
1♣ - 1♦ - 2♣/♦ denies a four card major.
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.
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.
#4
Posted 2010-July-08, 09:12
LoneMonad, on Jul 5 2010, 08:12 AM, said:
how can u find
Major fits - 53 or 44
AND stoppers for NT
Major fits - 53 or 44
AND stoppers for NT
If you play 5-card majors after 1♣-1♦ then you will find 5-3 fits immediately, 4-4 fits on the next round, and you might miss a 5-3 heart fit when opener is 5+♠/3♥ and the partnership has limited values. If you play 4-card majors then you will find your 5-3 and 4-4 fits, but you will also play some 4-3 fits. Really your question has nothing to do with Precision, the same answer applies to Standard bidding.
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