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Hi,

 

#1 as Helene said, jurisdiction

#2 if 3C is an overcall, no

#3 if 3C is an response, yes ... it is certainly an unexpected meaning,

although someone, who plays 3C as natural may never have heard anything

about alert rules, so asking him to do something, he does not know in the

first place, that he has to do it is ...

 

The issue, alertable or not, has nothing to do with the fact, that a certain

bid is natural or not, the alter says, a given bid may mean something unexpected

 

With kind regards

Marlowe

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#3 if 3C is an response, yes ... it is certainly an unexpected meaning,

although someone, who plays 3C as natural may never have heard anything

about alert rules, so asking him to do something, he does not know in the

first place, that he has to do it is ...

That would be a justification for not giving them a procedural penalty. But if the lack of alert damaged the opponents, they would still be entitled to an adjusted score.

 

If you drag a social bridge player who plays no conventions to their first duplicate session, it would probably be a good idea to remind them about likely problems like this.

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