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1♦,1♠,1NT, 2♣ (NMF)
1♦,1♠,1NT, 3♣?
Rosenkrantz plays it as 4♠ and 6♣ NF
My partner plays it as 4♠ and 5+ ♣ which is invitational to 3NT with a club fit and solid stoppers in the unbid suits.
Anyone else use this treatment? What is your meaning of the 3C bid?
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Responder's 3C over opener's rebid of 1N
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Posted 2011-January-27, 18:32
signoff for me.
For completeness sake, responder's 3D would be a natural invite with 4♠ and 2C-2D-3D is a natural invite with 5♠ the way I prefer to play. (2C forces 2D from p while direct 2D is GF)
For completeness sake, responder's 3D would be a natural invite with 4♠ and 2C-2D-3D is a natural invite with 5♠ the way I prefer to play. (2C forces 2D from p while direct 2D is GF)
Wayne Somerville
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Posted 2011-January-27, 19:05
I like Rosenkranz' method. 1m-1♠-1NT-2m-3m, where m is either minor (Rosenkranz plays 2m as Two Way Checkback, much the same as 2 Way Stayman (2♣ is not a relay). An invitational hand bids 2♣ over 1NT.
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Posted 2011-January-28, 00:01
4 spades and 6 clubs, signoff.
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