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1. www.bridgebum.com › gerberGerber Bridge Convention - Bidding and Responses

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   The Gerber convention is a 4 response to a no-trumps bid. Like Blackwood, it is a slam investigation bid that asks partner how many aces he holds. The difference from Blackwood is that Gerber is only used for no-trumps. This is because 1NT-4NT is natural, inviting partner to bid 6NT.

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2. www.bridgehands.com › G › GerberGerber (4C Club) Slam Ace Asking: Bridge Bidding Convention -...

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   Gerber - A slam convention using the bid of 4 Clubs to ask partner to disclose the Aces held. Also see Super Gerber, which requires a Club jump to initiate Gerber. The most common usage of Gerber to investigate Ace "controls" is when the partnership has not found a suit fit and have bid Notrump.

3. www.bridgewebs.com › villages › Gerber Quantitative 4NT and other meanings of 4NTGerber, Quantitative 4NT, and other meanings of 4NT - BridgeWebs

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   The 4NT bid asks partner to bid Slam if they’re at the top of the notrump range, to pass if at the bottom of the range, and to use judgement if in the middle of the range. 4NT is Quantitative (an Invitation to slam) if…

4. www.bridgeclass.co.uk › TinyFileManager › resourcesMicrosoft PowerPoint - Gerber Handout - bridgeclass.co.uk

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   Gerber. An alternative to 4NT (Blackwood) bid of 4♣ to ask for aces. Responses are. 4♦ shows zero (or all four) aces. 4♥ shows one ace. 4♠ shows two aces. 4NT shows three aces. If you then wish to ask about kings, bid 5♣ and partner responds.

5. sites.google.com › view › bbaenglishBridge Bidding Analyser - Gerber - Google Sites

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   It consists in bidding 4♣ after non-forcing partner's bids 1/2/3 NT and unspecified trumps. Responses (modern): 4 ♦ -0 or 4 aces; 4 ♥ - 1 or 5 aces; 4 ♠ - 2 aces; 4 NT - 3 aces. After response...

6. www.bridgehands.com › K › Key_Card_GerberKey Card Gerber (Mini Max Gerber): Slam Bidding Convention -...

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   Key Card Gerber (Mini-Max Gerber) - A slam bidding variation from regular Gerber (when trump suit has not been names), designed to increase the accuracy when considering the potential to reach slam or grandslam. This method recognizes partner's Aces for slam controls and the "playability" (point range). In response to a bid of 4 Club invite ...

7. www.larryco.com › bridge-articles › gerber-revisitedGerber Revisited - Bridge Articles - Bridge with Larry Cohen

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   Gerber allows you to find out how many aces your partner has after an opening (or rebid) bid of 1NT or 2NT. Asking for aces (or keycards) is an incredibly important tool for slam bidding in a suit contract .