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1. www.bridgebum.com › bridge_bidding_conventionsBridge Bidding Conventions

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   Read hundreds of bridge bidding conventions used in contract bridge. Blackwood, limit raises, and more exotic bids are explained in detail.

   • Maximal Double

     In contract bridge, a maximal double is a type of...

   • Lebensohl

     As above, bidding 3NT denies four cards in the unbid major...

   • Ogust

     Ogust is a conventional 2NT response to a weak two bid or...

   • Responsive Double

     In their excellent book "Modern Bridge Conventions", Bill...

   • Strong Jump Shifts

     A strong jump shift is a response to an opening bid of 1, 1,...

   • Minor Suit Transfers

     In contract bridge, Minor Suit Transfers are a convention...

   • Reverse Bids

     Here, your 2 bid is natural (4+ cards) and forcing for one...

   • Gambling 3NT

     South dealt and opened 3NT, which was passed out. Sitting...

2. web2.acbl.org › documentLibrary › playCommonly Used Conventions - American Contract Bridge League

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   Opener rebids 2NT with no four-card or longer minor suit, rebids 3 or 3 with one four-card minor suit, and rebids the longer major — 3 or 3 — with four cards in both minor suits. The 2 response can also be used when responder holds a five-card or longer minor suit and is interested in slam.

3. www.bridgehands.com › Indexes › conventionsBridge Bidding Conventions A-M: Jacoby Transfer ... - BridgeHands

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   A. Play. Ace from Ace King - A popular opening-lead agreement to show partner holding of at least Ace, King, and another card in a given suit. Bidding.

4. bridgeburglar.com › bridge-burglars-guide-to-bridge-bidding-conventionsGuide to Bridge Bidding Conventions - The Bridge Burglar

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   There are many contract bridge bidding conventions. Most players only use a few. The Bridge Burglar's guide explains the ones most commonly used.

5. www.abf.com.au › wp-content › uploadsModern Competitive Bidding - World Bridge Federation

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   When it comes to modern bidding, everyone plays a role: opener, responder, intervener the takeout doubler or overcaller , and advancer the partner of the intervener. Lets take a look at each in turn.

6. www.bridgewebs.com › ashby › Basic biddingBasic bidding rules - BridgeWebs

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   The table below gives a summary of opening bids: The dreaded 4441 split. If you have a 4441 split and opening points you should bid the middle suit of your four-card suits if the singleton is a spade or a club. For the other two suits bid the suit below the singleton.

7. pfdubois.github.io › BridgeBidding › Conventions25. Conventions — Bridge Bidding - GitHub Pages

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   But for what it is worth, here’s my opinion on what conventions you need to know. These have been assumed to be part of the 2/1 system: Jacoby 2NT, Gerber (at least as jump bids over 1N or 2N); Blackwood, Stayman, Major Transfers (a.k.a. Jacoby transfers), Minor Relay, Negative Doubles,