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1/20-Easybridge
When you bid a negative double, how many points can partner expect? - 6+ if the opponents bid on the one level(8 for 2lvl minor, 9 for 2lvl major, and 10 over that)
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2-Easybridge
When you bid a negative double, how many cards can partner expect in unbid major? -
4
If you have 5 then overcall, except if you have 5 hearts and less then 10HCP(or 11?) -
3-Easybridge
If partner overcalls 1H with
1S, how many spades is she
promising? - At least 5. With only 4 she will double.
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4-Easybridge
1C (1D ) Dbl
What does double mean? -
It is a negative double showing at least 6 points and
4H and 4S. Uses opponents bid to give more info. -
5-Easybridge
1H (1S )Dbl
What does double mean?
What is opener's rebid? -
No heart support. Two 4cd minors. (ONE per Bergen 6pts)
Opener rebids hearts with 6,
bids NT w/ Spade stppr or picks a minor. -
6-Easybridge
What do you need to overcall? - 8-16 HCP (8-bad18 per D.A.)and a good 5 card suit. If overcalling on 2 level you need an opening hand and a good 5 card suit.
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7-Easybridge
Define a take out double? -
This double is made at your first opportunity, your partner has not yet bid. 12+ points, singleton or void in
opponents suit. At least 3 cards (better 4) in unbid suits especially a major. -
8-Easybridge
Your partner makes an overcall, with 3 card support and 11 points what do you do? - que bid. There may be a game here but you need to know if opener has full opening values. This shows a limit raise.
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9-Easybridge
S: 6 H: KQ109765 D:A76 C:65
You are decarer. whats your bid? - Pass you are too strong to pre-empt if partner has not yet passed. Also don't pre-empt with an outside A.Pts s/b in oc suit.
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10-Easybridge
S: AJ8765 H:653 D:76 C:2
You are declarer. What is your bid? - Pass. The spade suit is too weak. Five points but no spot cards.
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11-Easybridge
1S (P) 2H (P)
How many hearts are promised? -
5. When you go to the two level you must have 5 of a major (only four of a minor).
SA:11 points, 2/1: an opening hand. -
12-Easybridge
When responder bids spades and then hearts, how many spades does she have? - She has at least 5 spades and 10 points. (You would have bid hearts first with 4 and 4)You must have 10 points to bid a second suit.
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13-Easybridge
When should you double 4 of a minor? - Rarely. When they are going down 4 and have no place to hide. Normally a score of 100vs.50 won't beat the part score 140 your side could make.
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14-Easybridge
When the opener jumps in their first bid suit, what does it mean? - They have medium points 16-18 and they have 6 in their suit.
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15-Easybridge
1c 1d
1s 2NT
What does 2Nt mean? - Responder has 11+ points and a heart stopper. Invites no trump game.
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16-Easybridge
When should I balance? - When they stop at the two level and you are the final pass.
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17-Easybridge
Opponent: 1D 1H 2H -
KQ10 10987 Q3 A1053
In balancing position what do you do? -
Pass
It is likely they may be set,
and you and your partner may
not fit well. -
18-Easybridge
Opponent: 1D 1H 2H -
j10432 87 Q32 A105
In balancing position what
do you do? - 2S. If they bid 3H partner should pass and you will likely set them. Partner should have about 12 points.
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19-Easybridge
Opponent: 1D 1H 2H -
Q1083 87 KQ3 K543
In balancing position what
do you do? -
Double. Shows 10 points and a take out double shape.
Get them to the 3 level.(9 points per Bergen) -
20-Easybridge
Opponent: 1D 1H 2H -
103 87 KQ873 A1075
In balancing what
do you do? -
2NT. Shows the minors and asks parter to pick one.
Get them to the 3 level. -
21-Easybridge
What do you lead against a part score? - Trump.
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22-Easybridge
Partner leads 2, decarer plays K from K103 dummy, what card do you play Q94? - Play the 9 to show the Q?
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23-Easybridge
Partner leads 2, decarer plays from 543 dummy, what card do you play J109? - Play the 9 when decarer plays AK or Q partner will "know" you have the J and 10. As decarer play the highest of touching cards.
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24-Easybridge
Partner leads 2 what to you play from AK3? - Play the K, when it wins partner will "know" you have the A.
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25-Easybridge
Partner leads 2 what to you play from AK? - Play out of order. Play the A first follow by the K showing a dblton.
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27-Easybridge
When partner plays the K then the A showing a dblton what should partner do? - Play a low card to show the lower (non trump) suit, play a high card to show the higher suit for continuation.
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27-Easybridge
What is standard attitude signaling? - When partner is on opening lead, play a 6 spot or higher to encourage, play 5 spot or lower to discourage.
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28-Easybridge
When partner on opening lead plays the K followed by the A what do you know? - She has a dblton, show a suit preference so you can get back to her with a rough.
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29-Easybridge
When opponents bidding is agressive how will this affect the opening lead? - You should be more aggressive time is short.
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30-Easybridge
What suit should you lead against a slam? - Lead a club. It is often overlooked