Team: | Bitterman | Last Updated | May 7, 2021 at 06:36 |
Players: | Jon Green - Mark Aquino |
3NT opening = long broken minor
4/ = Strong 4H/S opening X-Y-Z and X-Y-NT Woolsey over STRONG NT (15+ in range) Cappelletti over weak nt (14- in range) 2 / opp’s 1NT = BOTH MAJORS 2/opponent's 1NT = either major 1 suiter Suction at all levels over opponent's strong 1 and 1 response, polish club and 1 response, strong 2 and 2 response and natural 2NT openings |
2/1 GF including 2C/1D; 2C/1M shows 2+ clubs
1M - 3NT = raise to 4 with some defense 1M - 3C = LR; 3D = MR 1M in 3rd or 4th may be 4 card suit 1m - inverted raises; freq bypass 4+ diamonds Control responses to 2C opening NV Weak 2 may be 5 card suit Jump shifts with no comp are strongish = Gf plus a king. |
A from AK vs suits; Spot cards 3rd or low;
4th vs NT; usually highest from weak 3 or 4 card suit, but may be 2nd best if highest spot seems important. Later leads tend toward attitude. Coded 10’s and 9’s in the middle of the hand only - not on opening lead |
Upside down count and attitude.
Primary signal to partner's lead is attitude, secondary is count. Suit preference vs suits if dummy is short. Primary signal to opponent's lead is count. Current count and SP signals are standard. |