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〖美国大师讲座〗opening light in third seat


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THIRD SEAT OPENINGS

 

The best time to open light is in 3rd seat:

- partner has passed, and therefore it is likely the opponents' hand

- if the opponents are to win the auction, we need to remove space, and possibly direct a lead (surely they will find the best contract most often when we Pass)

 

How light is light?

- if you would overcall at the 1-level, it is probably an ok hand to open light on (9+ decent suit)

 

Warnings:

- if you have 0-2 spades, and you open light with 1 of another suit, partner may bid 1S, what then?

- make sure you can Pass any response partner makes

- use Drury so as not to get too high with a fit, if 4th seat Passes

- BUT - in competition, use all normal raises - it is *probably* not a light opener, so do not assume so

- open a nice 4 card major if light, but not if full strength (then it might be your hand)

 

Weak twos:

- Third seat weak two NV can be a reasonable 5 cards with a singleton or void

- make sure partner knows this, and does not raise based on 6 cards

 

Light openings in third seat do not have to be alerted. It is expected.

 

Consider odd actions after 2nd seat opens as well - jump overcall at the 2-level with a 5 card suit, e.g. Make a takeout double at fav with 1 HCP.

 

In general: when partner has Passed, jump in as third seat!

 

Thanks,

Dan

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THIRD SEAT OPENINGS

 

The best time to open light is in 3rd seat:

- partner has passed, and therefore it is likely the opponents' hand

- if the opponents are to win the auction, we need to remove space, and possibly direct a lead (surely they will find the best contract most often when we Pass)

 

How light is light?

- if you would overcall at the 1-level, it is probably an ok hand to open light on (9+ decent suit)

 

Warnings:

- if you have 0-2 spades, and you open light with 1 of another suit, partner may bid 1S, what then?

- make sure you can Pass any response partner makes

- use Drury so as not to get too high with a fit, if 4th seat Passes

- BUT - in competition, use all normal raises - it is *probably* not a light opener, so do not assume so

- open a nice 4 card major if light, but not if full strength (then it might be your hand)

 

Weak twos:

- Third seat weak two NV can be a reasonable 5 cards with a singleton or void

- make sure partner knows this, and does not raise based on 6 cards

 

Light openings in third seat do not have to be alerted. It is expected.

 

Consider odd actions after 2nd seat opens as well - jump overcall at the 2-level with a 5 card suit, e.g. Make a takeout double at fav with 1 HCP.

 

In general: when partner has Passed, jump in as third seat!

 

Thanks,

Dan

美国著名的桥牌教练,红丝带获得者,桥牌大师丹·尼尔应邀来到我们华人论坛,做专栏嘉宾主持人。希望大家积极跟帖讨论学习。

下面我把丹大师的原文翻译如下:

 

 

第三家的轻开叫

作者:丹·尼尔

 

轻开叫的最佳时机是第三家:

- 同伴应叫pass过了,因此定约很可能属于敌方。

- 如果是敌方赢得定约,我们需要消耗空间,可能是首攻指示性的(大多数通常情况下,当我方pass时,可以肯定敌方将会寻找到最佳定约)

 

那么,轻开叫有多轻?

 

- 如果你有能够在一阶争叫的一手牌,那么这手牌很可能就是适于轻开叫(9P+的好套子)

警告:

- 如果你有0-2张S,而你却轻开叫其他花色,同伴一旦可能应叫1S,那时你该如何处理好?

- 确保你可以pass同伴所作的任何应叫

- 第三家轻开叫,如果第四家pass,同伴使用德鲁利约定叫以免花色相配时定约太高。

- 但是!在竟叫进程中,使用所有的正常加叫 - 请不要以为同伴很可能不是轻开叫者。

- 轻开叫时,开叫4张好的花色;但如果正常点力开叫,就不要这样,因为最后定约可能属于你方。

 

弱二轻开:

- 第三家无局弱二可以是较好的5张花色,并有单缺的一手牌。

- 确保同伴知晓这一原理,不要作基于6张的加叫。

 

第三家的轻开叫不必提醒,这是可预料中的事情。

在第二家开叫后下列行动也同样地认为是古怪的:

5张花色套的在二阶上的跳争叫;用1hcp的牌做技术性加倍。

 

总而言之,当同伴pass后,投入第三家!

 

谢谢大家。

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第3家的叫牌的确有很大的不同。

今天刚好在第3家拿了这样一幅牌:

s8xx hAQJT8 d9876 cJ

双无,前2家不叫,我选择了2h。打完同伴告诉我5张套不要叫2h,我回答道:套好的情况下是可以的(注意,现在是第3家且无局);

阻击叫,特别是无局的第3家,我认为完全可以灵活处理,而pd不应该对第3家的阻击叫期望过高。

无局时,但凡有理由开叫或者阻击叫的牌,第3家一定要叫,尽可能的压缩第4家的叫牌空间。

对丹大师的以上观点非常认可,同时欢迎丹大师的到来。

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THIRD SEAT OPENINGS

 

The best time to open light is in 3rd seat:

- partner has passed, and therefore it is likely the opponents' hand

- if the opponents are to win the auction, we need to remove space, and possibly direct a lead (surely they will find the best contract most often when we Pass)

 

How light is light?

- if you would overcall at the 1-level, it is probably an ok hand to open light on (9+ decent suit)

 

Warnings:

- if you have 0-2 spades, and you open light with 1 of another suit, partner may bid 1S, what then?

- make sure you can Pass any response partner makes

- use Drury so as not to get too high with a fit, if 4th seat Passes

- BUT - in competition, use all normal raises - it is *probably* not a light opener, so do not assume so

- open a nice 4 card major if light, but not if full strength (then it might be your hand)

 

Weak twos:

- Third seat weak two NV can be a reasonable 5 cards with a singleton or void

- make sure partner knows this, and does not raise based on 6 cards

 

Light openings in third seat do not have to be alerted. It is expected.

 

Consider odd actions after 2nd seat opens as well - jump overcall at the 2-level with a 5 card suit, e.g. Make a takeout double at fav with 1 HCP.

 

In general: when partner has Passed, jump in as third seat!

 

Thanks,

Dan

Welcome first!

and I got into trouble that my partner responded 2nt with 2 card suporting and about 11p when I openned 1M with good suit and 9p+.2nt contract was too high obvious for us in total 20p.Could you tell us how to avoid this thing happen?

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THIRD SEAT OPENINGS - EXAMPLES

 

1. Would you open 3rd seat 1 with:

 

a) x KT9xx Qxxx Axx - No. What if partner responds 1. You cannot Pass 1, and if you bid again, partner now knows for sure you have a full opener and may raise you more.

 

b) Axx Jxxxx KJ xxx - No. You now can handle any response (If partner bids 1, 1N, 2, 2 you Pass. If 2 (Drury) you return to 2). But now you don't want to open because partner will lead the hearts, which you don't want. Also, with bad trumps, it is easier for opponents to just defend and get a good score.

 

c) Axx KT9xx Qxx xx - Yes. You can handle any response (as ), and you want the lead (as [a]). Both conditions together mean we can open this 1.

 

2. Would you open 3rd seat NV 1 with:

 

a) AJTx xx xxx AQxx - Yes. Your suit is pretty good, and you are pretty sure it is not your hand, so may as well preempt. Also, you can Pass a 2 or 2 response.

 

b) Q9xx KQx x Kxxxx - No. Your suit is not good enough.

 

c) KJTx AQx xxxx Ax - No. Your suit is good, but your hand is full strength. You might have game (and partner will put you in 4 not 3N). Better to open 1D and get to the natural contract.

 

3. Would you open a weak two in 3rd seat, both NV, with:

 

a) QJTxx x Kxxx xxx - Yes. Your suit is solid, you have distribution.

 

b) Kxx xxx KQJxx xx - No. Your suit is nice, but 5332 is too balanced - partner will raise to 3 with 3 diamonds, and you will lose more tricks than expected. Try 1.

 

c) x AQJxxx xx xxxx - No. 3! This is third seat after all.

 

Thanks,

Dan

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