System Summary Form (SSF), 2020 JLall Online Teams #1
| Team: | Simson | Last Updated | Oct 20, 2020 at 07:55 |
| Players: | Ed Davis - Sidney Brownstein | ||
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Bids that Require Advance Preparation
2 = Flannery (4  , 5+  , 10-16 HCP)
3NT = non-solid one-suited minor 4  or 4 = Namayts (good 4 or good 4 opening)
1m (P) 2 =
..6 5-7 HCP OR
..bal 10-11 OR ..constructive raise of partner's minor 8-9 HCP OR ..6 10-11 HCP (only over 1 opening)
1 (X) 2 = 6 D, 6 to 9 HCP
1m (X): 2M = fit bid, NF (5M, 4+m, 6 to 9 HCP) 1 (X):
..XX = 4 good or 5
..1 = 5+
..2 = 5+ 1D
..2 = raise (8 to bad 10 HCP)
..2 = raise (5 to 7 HCP)
1 (X)
..XX = 5+
..2 , 2 = transfers
..2 = raise (8 to bad 10 HCP)
..2 = raise (5 to 7 HCP)
downward jump shift at 3-level = good suit 6-9 HCP 2 over strong 1NT opening = one-suited major
over strong 1 (and X/1NT/2 over 1 (P) 1):
..CRASH = 2 suits (X=reds/blacks, 1 = majors/minors, 1NT = S+D or H+C)
..2 = multi (one major)
..2 = + another (could be )
..2 = + minor
over 2+ 1 :
..2 = natural
..2 = majors
..3 = better majors
over Str/Artif 2 :
..2 = multi (one major)
..2 = + another (could be )
..2 = + minor |
General Bidding Style
| 5-card majors, 2/1 = GF, 14+ - 17 NT
Often pass balanced 11 HCP Often open unbalanced 10 HCP Usually open 1 with 4-4 in minors
1m 1 1NT: could have 4
1m 1M 1NT: could have singleton in M 1 1NT: could have 4
1M 1NT = forcing 1M 2 = GF, 2+ clubs, likely no 5-card suit other than maybe clubs
14+ - 17 1NT: could have 5 M OR 6 m Constructive weak 2 and 2 bids in 1st/2nd
3-level preempts: bad at fav, good at unfav Namyats |
Opening Leads AND Leads in the Middle of the Hand
| vs suits:
low from odd top of sequence top from 3 or 4 small in partner's suit if raised A from AK+ K from KQ+ Q from QJ+ J = top T or 9 = 0 or 2 higher vs NT: A asks attitude about Q K asks unblock or count Q asks attitude for A, K or J Q from KQx J = top T or 9 = 0 o 2 higher in ruffing finesse: Q and T are high SP, J and 9 are low SP vs suits and NT: spot card leads are attitude during the hand 2nd best from QTx or [QJ]9x when leading around to nothing in dummy |
Defensive Signals
| Standard count, attitude and SP
Normal signal priority: attitude, count, SP vs suits: ..obvious shift signals ..SP if sufficient choices when dummy's singleton is led ..SP by 3rd hand from long suit at T1 (middle = continue) ..occasional SP in trump vs NT: Smith by 3rd hand Rev Smith by opening leader |