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Swedish Precision

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Posted 2003-March-18, 13:39

Hi all.  I like unusual systems (even played a little Moscito with hrothgar!) and am looking for people interested in Swedish Precision, where the 1C opening is either a balanced 11-13 or 17+.
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Posted 2003-March-18, 14:41

This is not Precision or anything like it Luke. Two typical systems are Skrot or Svan.
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Posted 2003-March-18, 14:47

I used the term "Swedish Precision" because I thought it would be more meaningful than "Svan".  And it shares a lot with vanilla Precision - 5 card majors, opening 2C with only a five card suit with a side 4 card major), a 2 level opening to show short diamonds (4-4-1-4 or the like).

I am specifically interested in Svan.  My partner and I won our district GNT and will be going to Long beach in July so I wanted to get as much experience with the system as possible.
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Posted 2003-March-18, 15:24

I was curious about the Swedish club myself just to get an idea of the method...any links by chance?
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Posted 2003-March-18, 16:04

Check out Daniel Neill's systems page at http://www.geocities.com/daniel_neill_2000.../sys/index.html.  He has links to lots of cool stuff.  For Swedish Precision, check out Swan (aka Svan) and Zebra.
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