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points or shape, which one is more important?


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  1. 1. which call you choose



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Please select your call in the poll. welcome any opinion for your call. IMP

 

The below is from SAYC for your reference.

 

OPENER'S REBIDS:

 

With a minimum hand opener may:

 

Rebid NT at the cheapest level

Raise responder's suit at the cheapest level. four-card support for a major suit is desirable, but not mandatory.

Show a second suit, four cards or longer, lower ranking than the first.

Rebid the original suit at the cheapest level possible. This is rarely done with less than 6 cards in the suit.

 

With a medium opener (good 16 to 18 points), opener may:

 

Jump raise partner's suit or jump rebid his own suit.

Reverse in a new, higher-ranking suit (if the first suit is longer than the second)

Show a new suit without reversing (note the wide range of 13-18 points for this action).

With a maximum opener (19-21 points), opener will:

Jump rebid in NT - - usually 18-19 points.

Double-jump raise partner's suit.

Double jump rebid his own suit.

Jump shift into a second suit four cards or longer.

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3 wtp?

 

Raise partner to game if he declines, but hit the brakes a little, if he moves towards slam.

 

What to do if partner will not understand 3? Well, 3 and a course in basic intermidiate bidding for partner.

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3H - most play, this as a splinter, which would give a fairly

accurate description.

And you dont even have to play, that 3H generates a GF.

 

In General - shape is more important than points.

 

Regarding 4D - we play this as a 5422 shape, so this would not

be an option for us, I am not sure, how common this treatment

is, the classical tratement is a 64 shape, and the suit being

nearly solid.

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

 

PS: If I cant bid 3H, I would go with 3S, I am not forcing to

game with this hand, the hand is nice, but not strong enough to

force.

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