Commonsense Bidding

Name: Commonsense Bidding | The Most Complete Guide to Modern Methods of Standard Bidding
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The Most Complete Guide to Modern Methods of Standard Bidding

William S. Root(Autor*in)

Crown (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 10. November 2010

232 Seiten

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Inhalt

Intro
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
1 - How to Value Your Hand
The Point-Count System
Quick Tricks
The Point-Count Requirements to Bid Games and Slams
Using Your Judgment
2 Opening Notrump Bids
Balanced Hands
Point-Count Requirements
Stoppers
Notrump Opening Bids with a Five-Card Major Suit
Semibalanced Hands
Responses to Opening Notrump Bids
Responses to 1 NT Opening Bids With Balanced Hands
Responses to 1 NT Opening Bids With Unbalanced Hands
Rebids After Opening 1 NT Bids
Responses to 2 NT Opening Bids
Responses to 3 NT Opening Bids
Responses to 1 NT After an Enemy Overcall
Responses to 1 NT After an Enemy Double
3 The Stayman Convention
Stayman After 1 NT Opening Bids
The Opening 1 NT Bidder's Reply to Stayman
Using Stayman with Weak Hands
Rebids by the 2 Bidder
The Opening 1 NT Bidder's Third Bid
How to Bid When You Have a Real Club Suit
Stayman After 2 NT and 3 NT Opening Bids
Stayman After Enemy Interference
4 Opening Suit Bids of One
Point-Count Requirements
Five-Card Majors and the Short Minor
Which Suit to Bid First
Third- and Fourth-Seat Opening Bids
5 Responses to Opening Suit Bids of One
When to Pass
Weak Responses
Suit Responses at the One-Level
Suit Responses at the Two-Level
Strong Responses
Responses with 11 or 12 Points
Which Suit to Bid First
Weak Jump Responses
Responses to Third- and Fourth-Seat Opening Bids
6 Rebids by the Opening Bidder
Raising the Responder's Suit
Rebidding Your Own Suit
Rebidding Notrump
Bidding a New Suit
The Jump Shift
The Reverse Bid
After a Two-Over-One Response
After Partner has Raised Your Suit
After Partner has Jumped the Bidding
After You have Opened the Bidding in Third or Fourth Seat
7 Rebids by the Responder
After Responder's Suit has been Raised
After the Opener Rebids 1 NT
After the Opener Rebids His Suit
After the Opener Bids a New Suit
After the Opener Reverses the Bidding
After the Opener has Jumped the Bidding
After Responder has Raised the Opener's Suit
After Responder's First Bid was a New Suit at the Two-Level
After Responder has Jumped the Bidding
8 Opening, Preemptive Bids
Responses to Opening Preemptive Bids
Rebids After Opening with a Preemptive Bid
9 Opening Suit Bids of Two
Strong Two-Bids
Responses to Strong Two-Bids
Rebids After an Opening Strong Two-Bid
Weak Two-Bids
Responses to Weak Two-Bids
Rebids After an Opening Weak Two-Bid
The Strong Artificial Two-Club Opening Bid
Responses and Rebids After a Strong Artificial Two-Club Opening Bid
10 Overcalls
Overcalls at the One-Level
Overcalls at the Two-Level
Responses to Overcalls
The Direct Cue-Bid
Weak Jump Overcalls and Preemptive Overcalls
Responses to Weak Jump Overcalls
Rare Situations Where Weak Jump Overcalls Do Not Apply
1 NT Overcalls and Responses
The Unusual 2 NT Overcall and Responses
3 NT and 4 NT Overcalls
11 Takeout Doubles
Responses to Takeout Doubles
When to Pass Your Partner's Takeout Double
Rebids by the Doubler
Rebids by the Responder
More Takeout Doubles
12 Penalty Doubles, Lead-Directing Doubles, and Rescue Bids
Penalty Doubles of Overcalls
Direct Doubles of 1 NT Opening Bids
Doubles of Artificial Bids
Doubles of Games Bid in Notrump
Doubles of Games Bid in a Suit
Doubles of Slams
Rescue Bids and the S-O-S Redouble
13 Balancing
When One of a Suit is Passed
When the Opponents have Shown a Fit
When the Opponents have not Shown a Fit
14 Bidding Over Preemptive Bids
Suit Overcalls of Preemptive Bids
Notrump Overcalls of Preemptive Bids
Doubles of Preemptive Bids
Bidding over Weak Two-Bids
15 Responses and Rebids in Competitive Auctions
Responses After an Opponent Overcalls
Rebids by the Opening Bidder After an Opponent Overcalls
Rebids by the Responder After an Opponent Overcalls
Responses After an Opponent Doubles for Takeout
Rebids by the Opening Bidder After an Opponent Doubles for Takeout
Rebids by the Responder After He has Redoubled
16 Sacrifice Bids
Using Your Judgment
After Your Side has Made a Preemptive Bid
Getting Your Side into the Bidding
The Unusual Notrump
When Your Opponents have Made a Sacrifice Bid
17 Slam Bidding
The Requirements to Bid Slams
The Right Approach to Slam Bidding
The Control-Showing Bid
The Voluntary Bid of Five in a Major Suit
The Blackwood Convention
The Gerber Convention
When Is a 4 NT Bid not Blackwood?
The Quantitative Notrump Raise
The Grand Slam Force
18 The Scoring and the Strategy
Part-Score Bidding
Match-Point Strategy
Rubber Bridge Scoring
Chicago Bridge Scoring (Four-Deal Bridge)
Duplicate Bridge Scoring

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