| Team: | Fleisher | Last Updated | Mar 27, 2025 at 16:56 |
| Players: | Chip Martel - Marty Fleisher | ||
2 opening is multi...very weak 2 in spades (3-8) or any weak 2 in hearts (5-10). 5 cards suits are possible nonvul but almost never vul. 2 is passed when responder feels 2 may be best contract (or better than 2 of partner's major doubled).
2 opening is Flannery: 5/6 s, 4 s (10)11-15(16). Can be 5-6.
Over opponents 1 : 2 = (5-4) majors 2 = 5-5 majors
3N opening is a solid major, no side A/K. 4 asks. 4M=P/C.
Responses and continuations after multi 2 :
2 :2M = Pass or correct (2 response does not promise hearts; may be club signoff); 2 -2 -2N = bad hand w/ s; 3 = good hand w/ s.
2N = Forcing enquiry. 3 = 5+ , INV or better hand.
3 = 5+ , INV or better hand.
3M = Pass or correct. 3N = To play. 4 = TRF into your suit.
4 = bid your suit.
4 = Pass or correct
4 = To play
4N = Blackwood 5m = To play Competition after multi 2
After double, system on (P=to play if opener has 3 s), XX for escape into own suit). After 2,3,4M overcall, double = pass or correct, 2N = game try. After other overcall, double = penalty, 3M or 4H is pass or correct. 2 -P-2N-3any, double = hearts, P= spades,
Transfer Responses to 1 opening. 1 response = s, 1 response = s, 1 response denies a major (wide range of hands).
Transfer Responses to 1m opening after competition. 1 -(1 )-2 =6+ s weak or strong.
1m-(1 )-2 =6+ s weak or strong.
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| 5 card majors, semi-forcing NT, Eastern Scientific style. We open most balanced 12 pt. hands (vul) and most balanced 11 (NV), slightly lighter favorable. Our 1 opening is 5+ unless 4441 and almost always unbalanced. 1 opened on almost all balanced opening bids without 5M. Might open 4 card majors in 3rd and 4th with lighter hands. May also open 1 in 3rd/4th seat on a min. balanced hand. 15-17 NT Opener Vul and 4th, otherwise 14-16. Transfer Responses to 1 opening. Transfer rebids after 1 -1M and 1 -1 . |
| Vs. suits = 3rd and 5th, Rusinow honors (not in partner's suit).
Vs. NT = 4th best (may lead higher with bad holding), Rusinow, Ace from AK, King is strong lead. Vs. Both: Later in hand we lead attitude and T/9 = 0 or 2 higher in most situations. |
| Upside down signals. Attitude first, then suit preference, finally count. Suit preference in trumps. Suit preference if singleton is in dummy. Smith echo by both hands. |