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Latest This Week in Bridge (TWIB) Lesson ♣. Featured. (547) NT Bidding: Responding after a Penalty Double of a 1NT Opening. When we open the bidding with 1NT, showing 15-17 points, if an opponent makes a penalty double, we are less likely to be looking to invite or bid game.
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Hand Evaluation. This week we look at the power of fit and see how the size of that fit affects our hand’s ability to take tricks. We focus on the Law of Total Tricks - when it works and when it needs adjusting! August 2024 - Coming Soon!
1 lip 2013 · Hand Evaluation is much more of an “art form than a science” and this is important to remember. Here is our plan for learning to better evaluate our hand: Jy1 (54) Counting Points 1 – Before the Auction Begins. Jy2 (55) Counting Points 2 – After Partner Bids. Jy3 (56) Counting Points 3 – When the Opponents Bid.
Adventures in Bridge, Inc. www.advinbridge.com TWiB (358) Second-Round Doubles 3 Freebid then Double When the Responder makes a freebid in a suit, especially at the 2-level, they describe both their length and strength, in one call. When they have additional shape to describe they will do so by bidding again ... 2/12/2021 1:15:10 PM ...
Example 2 When we double 2♣ Stayman, we will usually have a decent 5-card ♣ suit and some outside values as well – we and partner will need to be able to take 6 tricks to beat 2♣. If we only have a 4-card ♣ suit for doubling Stayman, our suit should be very strong and we should have a significant amount of extra values outside the ♣ ...
Adventures in Bridge, Inc. www.advinbridge.com TWiB (354) Responsive Doubles 2 Responsive Double with Both Unbid Suits One of the most common uses of the responsive double is when we have length in both of the unbid suits. Example 1 1♠ 2♣ 2♠ __? ♠ 84 KQ62 KJ763 ♣ 83 Here we make a responsive double.
