BRIDGE BIDDING

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NOTES
  • Bidding
  • Responding
  • Playing
  • Doubles
  • Slam Bidding & Extras
  • Multi-twos
  • Overcalls
  • Hand shapes
  • Competitive Bidding
  • Defending
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BRIDGE BIDDING

BRIDGE BIDDINGBRIDGE BIDDINGBRIDGE BIDDING
Home
Contents
NOTES
  • Bidding
  • Responding
  • Playing
  • Doubles
  • Slam Bidding & Extras
  • Multi-twos
  • Overcalls
  • Hand shapes
  • Competitive Bidding
  • Defending
QUIZZES
  • Page 1 questions
  • Page 2 questions
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  • Home
  • Contents
  • NOTES
    • Bidding
    • Responding
    • Playing
    • Doubles
    • Slam Bidding & Extras
    • Multi-twos
    • Overcalls
    • Hand shapes
    • Competitive Bidding
    • Defending
  • QUIZZES
    • Page 1 questions
    • Page 2 questions
  • Home
  • Contents
  • NOTES
    • Bidding
    • Responding
    • Playing
    • Doubles
    • Slam Bidding & Extras
    • Multi-twos
    • Overcalls
    • Hand shapes
    • Competitive Bidding
    • Defending
  • QUIZZES
    • Page 1 questions
    • Page 2 questions

Q1 Answer

1 SPADES

Your partner has doubled and you cannot pass as NORTH has passed. So bid your best suit giving preference to a major.

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Q11 Answer

2 NO TRUMPS

You have 17 HCPs and should bid 2NT inviting to 3NT.

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Q2 Answer

1 Club

You have 11 HCPs and 4 diamonds and 5 club cards. You can open under the rule of 20 (add the number of cards in 2 longest suits to HCP total and if >20 you can open). Clubs is your longest minor and you have no 5 card major, so open 1 Clubs.

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Q12 Answer

1 NO TRUMPS

As NORTH has passed and you have 9-11 HCPs, no 4 card major and a stopper in SOUTH's suit you should bid 1NT after your partner has DOUBLED.

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Q3 Answer

2 No Trumps

Your partner has overcalled and should have > 10 HCPs, 2 of top 3 honors in spades. You have stoppers in hearts and 13 points. This is enough to invite partner to game in 2 no trumps.

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Q13 Answer

2 DIAMONDS

You have 10+HCPs your partner assumes that you have 4 hearts after their 1C bid. To tell them that you have 5 hearts you 'lie in a minor' by bidding 2D.

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