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9 Cards in this Set
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What is the point range and suit for 2/1 semi-forcing response of 1NT? |
Opener bids 1 MAJOR, Responder has 6-12 points |
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How is 2/1 semi-forcing 1 NT different than normal 1NT response? |
Normal 1NT response says 6-10 points and no support for suit bid. 2/1 says 6-12 points to respond to 1 MAJOR opener. |
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When can Opener pass a 1NT response? |
With a balanced minimum hand, and no thought of going to game. or 5=4=2=2 with 13 pts or less. |
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When can't Opener pass a 1NT response? |
Unbalanced hands SHOULD bid again. except 5=4=2=2 Any hand with singleton or void MUST bid again. |
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Responder's rebid after 1H - (P) - 1NT! - (P) ? ♠ x x x ♥ J x x ♦ KQ x x ♣ x x x x |
w 6-10 pts 2-3 cd support raise to 2H's |
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Responder's rebid after 1H - (P) - 1NT! - (P) ? ♠ x x ♥ J x ♦ KQJ x x ♣ x x x x |
2 ♦ To play |
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What is a passive lead? |
Passive = little urgency and little risk |
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What is an attacking lead? |
Attacking = very urgent and high risk |
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Opener 1 ♥, responder has 4+ ♠, will responder bid 1NT? |
No, with 4♠, responder will bid 1 ♠. |
