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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

     With a stronger hand (15-17 points), you want to bid 3 as an...

   • Lebensohl

     Partner knows you do not have a five-card suit (you would...

   • 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

     Meaning; Raising partner's suit: At least 3-card support....

   • Minor Suit Transfers

     Meaning; Pass of 3: A weak hand with at least 6 diamonds. 3...

2. www.bridgehands.com › bridgeblogPoll #31, Negative Doubles in Contract Bridge - BridgeHands

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   Second, since two suits have been described, making a Negative Double suggests length in an unbid suit. We say suggests because of the good-old “Five and Dime” rule – as responder we should have a 5 card suit and 10+ points to respond in a new suit at the 2 level.

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

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   Three conventions that use the puppet concept are: Five-Card Stayman (1N - 3♣!), Smolen (1N - 2♣ - 2♦ - 3M), and. Puppet Stayman. Of these, Five-Card Stayman is the best improvement to the basic 1N system that you can make, and adding it does not affect the rest of your structure.

4. 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.

5. www.bridgebum.com › cappellettiCappelletti (Hamilton) Bridge Convention - Bidding and Responses

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   At least 5-5 in clubs and diamonds. Cappelletti is a popular convention against the weak 1NT, because it retains a natural double while still offering a way to compete with a variety of major-suited hands.

6. www.mjbridge.info › conventions › indexBidding theory, Conventions, and Rules of Thumb

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   There are many conventional bids in modern bridge. Some are in common use at all levels of the game - some exist only in the expert game - and some, believe it or not, exist only at the beginner level. Many of these conventions are specific to a particular point in the bidding.

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

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   Opening Bids. This section assumes that the opposition has not bid. If you have a balanced hand and 12 to 14 points bid 1NT. A balanced hand has suit distributions 4333, 4432 or 5332, where the five-card suit is diamonds or hearts. If you have a balanced hand and 20 to 22 points bid 2NT.