System Summary Form (SSF), 2018 USBC
| Team: | Robinson | Last Updated | Apr 27, 2018 at 03:04 |
| Players: | Ross Grabel - Mark Feldman | ||
Bids that Require Advance Preparation
| Flannery
Gazilli in the following situation 1  -1 -1nt 1 -1-1nt , 1-1-1NT
1 -1NT-2 , 1-1NT-2
1 -2 =invitational in
1 -3= mixed in both minor
Over strong 1NT opening by opps, X =4 major and longer minor, 2 = majors, 2 = 1 Major, 2 and 2 = 5 major and 4+minor, 2NT =minors or very strong majors
Over weak NT and 3rd seat strong NV; X = cards, 2 =majors, 2, 2 are transfers, 2=4 and longer minor, 2NT= 4 and longer minor
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General Bidding Style
| 5 card majors
1 may be as few as 2, Transfers over 1 openers with 1 to show, 1 to show , 1 to show and 1nt to show (not forcing)
1 shows 4+ and is either unbalanced or semi unbalanced
1 -2M= 5+ and 4 cars major
strong NT 2/1 game force 1M-2 may be as few as 2
we open light NV as few as 11 if balanced and 10(9)unbalanced we may respond with very weak hands over 1
Overcalls may be quite light at 1 level, sounder at 2 level In competitive auctions, many of our actions are either transfers or inversions: ex. 1 -(1)- 2= and 2=
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Opening Leads AND Leads in the Middle of the Hand
| vs. suits; 3rd /5th may lead high from 3 little in partners supported suit
vs NT; 4th best, but often lead high or 2nd high from poor 4 card suits. Rusinow from 4 card+ suits. In the middle of the hand, 4th best with attitude 10 or 9= 0 or 2 higher after trick 1. if splitting honors in defense lower of equals from 2 and top from 3 Rusinow vs. suits only in suit bid by leader |
Defensive Signals
| upside down count and attitude
attitude is main priority except when unable to beat card played from dummy vs. suit contract. Smith echo but defender has options depending on what defender thinks is most important to convey. we signal when we feel that it is more beneficial to partner than declarer. |