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michel444

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Ekren a weak 2 opening from the cold country of north Europe

i think the original have 5-10 point and the bid was 2

4+and 4+ the SPREAD version is even more weak

4+ and 4+ 0-7(8) HCP 8 is for balanced hand

with more point you open 1

bad example

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south open with 2

west pass

north don't like and corect to 2

East pass

east lead A of and K of and give his partner a ruff

West ruff and cash the Ace of

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In the game of bridge, Ekren refers to a preemptive opening of 2♦ defined as 4-4, 4-5, 5-4 or 5-5 in the majors and 3-10 high card points. This conventional preempt was designed by Bjørn Olav Ekren from Norway and is an example of the modern style of highly aggressive preemptive bidding.
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this is an example of ekren

2 4+ and 4+ 0-7(8) HCP

2NT minors 4+and 4+ 13+ HCP

(A DOUBLE will show balanced with 3+ 16+ {penality optional})

North pass

east bid 3 preference

 

PLAN your play

South lead the J

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Michel

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Ekren didn't like using 2!H to show the majors. I doubt that he'd like seeing this 2!H bid described as Ekrens.

 

My impression is that this (broad) class of Preempts is typically described as "assumed fit"

Yep - 2 is Ekren; 2 is 'Ekren' style and supposedly harder to play against

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