Team: | Donner | Last Updated | Apr 27, 2019 at 11:48 |
Players: | Yoko Sobel - Gary Donner |
1. Vs strong 1, X= majors, 1N= more majors, 2Â = unspecified single major, 2M= major/minor, 2N/4N= minors.
2. ART responses to 1 opening (16+ ART) --1=0-7, (others = ART GF) 1 =  or 11-13 BAL, --1= (suits = 5+), 1N=, 2=, 2=8-10 BAL, --2= Any 4441, 2= Any 5/5, 2NT= 14+ BAL (no 5 card suit), --3NT= TFER/ 7+ of the suit/ 5-7 points, --3= any SOL suit. 3. Responses to 1 opening: 2/2= one round force, 2=5 /4 (+) less than INV, 2= same but INV, 3= minors less than INV. 4. Many comp TFERS used. If to new suit = showing that suit, otherwise it's a lead-directing raise w/ OR w/o 5+ cards in the transferred-to suit, 1-X-1NT = tfer to Clubs, 2= to, etc. (transfers on over overcalls). 5. Many ART raises used. 1 under at 3-level is normally a MIX raise (7+-9 support value with 4+ trump). 6. Major raises: 3C= MIX raise, 2NT= 3-4 pieces/ limit + (if 3 limit UNBAL), semi-forcing NT. Other alerts: XYZ with canapés variations/ offers to play in NT with 53 fit, Kokish game tries, Namyats, Bad/ Good NT. |
Precision (RM medium style;). Open lighter NV as a rule.Â
Preempts normal to slightly aggressive. 1NT= 14-16, but 15-17 in 4th seat, or 3rd seat VUL. 2NT= 19-20, 20-21 in 4th seat, or 3rd seat VUL. 1= 16+, 1= 2+'s 11-15 catchall bid, 1/= 5+ 11-15, 2= 6+ 11-15 (could have a 5 card major), 2= 3-suiter short in (can be 43 in Majors either way) 11-15. 3rd seat can be very light especially NV and might be on shorter length (e.g. 4-card Major). Preempts can be on 5 (weak 2's) or 6 (3's). General light style, and variations allowed, e.g. can open 1NT with 13 if we think it is worth 14, or 1 with stiff K of instead of 2, or opening with less than 11 HCP with a reason to to so. |
Vs NT: 4th best, K= Power
Vs Suits: 3rd/ low Vs Both: Standard honor leads, K from AK in the middle of the hand, Low from honor third, Low from doubletons in the middle of the hand, K from AK and switch on trick two, 2nd suit is stiff, K from AK on 5 level or higher asks for count even if stiff/ void in dummy. |
UDCA
Standard trump suit preference, Standard suit preference when other carding redundant, Obvious shift (UD) on opening lead unless dummy has a singleton or void in the suit led, Remaining count. Vs NT: obvious shift, reverse smith, UDCA Vs Suits: obvious shift, standard trump suit preference, UDCA |