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Simplified Precision On the basis of the polls

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Posted 2005-September-19, 09:45

*00{Precision(Forum)}=NYYYYYYSimplified Precison a la Wei. Natural 1!d-opening.Helene-t December 2006 on the basis of BBO-Forum polls
001C=YYYYYYY50816+HCP
001CP1D=YYYYYYY5080-7 HCP or three-suited
001CP1DP1H=NYYYYYY34816-21 Usually 5+ !hs
001CP1DP1HP2S=NYYYNYN601Three-suited
001CP1DP1HP2N=NYYYYYY63-suited short in hearts
001CP1DP1HP3C=NNYYYYY601Three-suited
001CP1DP1HP3D=NYNYYYY6013-suited
001CP1DP1HP2H=NYYYYYY338
001CP1DP1HP1S=NYYYYYY445
001CP1DP1HP1N=NYYYYYY3
001CP1DP1HP2C=NYYYYYY458
001CP1DP1HP2D=NYYYYYY458
001CP1DP1S=NYYYYYY34816-21 HCP. Usually 5+ !ss
001CP1DP1SP2S=NYYYYYY338
001CP1DP1SP2N=NYYYYYY63-suited short in spades
001CP1DP1SP3C=NNYYYYY601Three-suited
001CP1DP1SP3D=NYNYYYY6013-suited
001CP1DP1SP3H=NYYNYYN601Three-suited
001CP1DP1SP2H=NYYYYYY455
001CP1DP1SP1N=NYYYYYY3
001CP1DP1SP2C=NYYYYYY458
001CP1DP1SP2D=NYYYYYY458
001CP1DP1N=NYYYYYY316-18
001CP1DP1NP2C=NYYYYYYC08Stayman
001CP1DP1NP2D=YYYYYYYA08
001CP1DP1NP2H=YYYYYYYA08
001CP1DP1NP2S=NYYNNYYA04Weak with either minor
001CP1DP1NP2N=NNNNNYN4
001CP1DP1NP3C=NYNNNYN468
001CP1DP1NP3D=NNYNNYN468
001CP1DP2C=NYYYYYY35816-21
001CP1DP2CP2D=NYYYYYNC05
001CP1DP2CP2H=NYNYNYN355
001CP1DP2CP2S=NYNNYYN355
001CP1DP2CP2N=NYNNNYN4
001CP1DP2CP3C=NYNNNYY338
001CP1DP2CP3D=NYNYYYN601Three-suited
001CP1DP2CP3H=NYNNYYN601Thre-suited
001CP1DP2CP3S=NYYYNYN601Three-suited
001CP1DP2H=NYYYYYN558
001CP1DP2D=NYYYYYY35816-21 HCP
001CP1DP2S=NYYYYYN558
001CP1DP2N=NYYYYYY419-21
001CP1DP2NP3C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
001CP1DP2NP3D=NYYYYYYA08
001CP1DP2NP3H=NYYYYYYA08
001CP1DP3C=NYYYYYN558
001CP1DP3D=NYYYYYN558
001CP1DP3N=NYYYYYN624-27
001CP1H=NYYYYYN658
001CP1S=NYYYYYN658
001CP1N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14-15
001CP1NP2C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
001CP1NP2D=NNYNNYN658
001CP1NP2H=NNNYNYN658
001CP1NP2S=NNNNYYN658
001CP2C=NYYYYYN658
001CP2CP2D=YYYYYYNC08
001CP2D=NYYYYYN658
001CP2H=NYYYYYY468
001CP2S=NYYYYYY468
001CP2N=NYYYYYN611-13 or 16+
001CP3C=NYYYYYY468
001CP3D=NYYYYYY468
001CDP=NNYYYYYNegative w/ 3- clubs. Or 3-suited positive, short in clubs
001CDR=NYYYYYYNegative w/ 4+ clubs. Or 3-suited positive, not short in clubs.
001CD1D=NYYYYYN6580-7 HCP or three-suited
001CD1DP1H=NYYYYYY34816-21 Usually 5+ !hs
001CD1DP1HP2S=NYYYNYN601Three-suited
001CD1DP1HP2N=NYYYYYY63-suited short in hearts
001CD1DP1HP3C=NNYYYYY601Three-suited
001CD1DP1HP3D=NYNYYYY6013-suited
001CD1DP1HP2H=NYYYYYY338
001CD1DP1HP1S=NYYYYYY445
001CD1DP1HP1N=NYYYYYY3
001CD1DP1HP2C=NYYYYYY458
001CD1DP1HP2D=NYYYYYY458
001CD1DP1S=NYYYYYY34816-21 HCP. Usually 5+ !ss
001CD1DP1SP2S=NYYYYYY338
001CD1DP1SP2N=NYYYYYY63-suited short in hearts
001CD1DP1SP3C=NNYYYYY601Three-suited
001CD1DP1SP3D=NYNYYYY6013-suited
001CD1DP1SP3H=NYYNYYN601Three-suited
001CD1DP1SP2H=NYYYYYY455
001CD1DP1SP1N=NYYYYYY3
001CD1DP1SP2C=NYYYYYY458
001CD1DP1SP2D=NYYYYYY458
001CD1DP1N=NYYYYYY316-18
001CD1DP1NP2C=NYYYYYYC08Stayman
001CD1DP1NP2D=YYYYYYYA08
001CD1DP1NP2H=YYYYYYYA08
001CD1DP1NP2S=NYYNNYYA04Weak with either minor
001CD1DP1NP2N=NNNNNYN4
001CD1DP1NP3C=NYNNNYN468
001CD1DP1NP3D=NNYNNYN468
001CD1DP2C=NYYYYYY35816-21
001CD1DP2CP2D=NYYYYYNC05
001CD1DP2CP2H=NYNYNYN355
001CD1DP2CP2S=NYNNYYN355
001CD1DP2CP2N=NYNNNYN4
001CD1DP2CP3C=NYNNNYY338
001CD1DP2CP3D=NYNYYYN601Three-suited
001CD1DP2CP3H=NYNNYYN601Thre-suited
001CD1DP2CP3S=NYYYNYN601Three-suited
001CD1DP2H=NYYYYYN558
001CD1DP2D=NYYYYYY35816-21 HCP
001CD1DP2S=NYYYYYN558
001CD1DP2N=NYYYYYY419-21
001CD1DP2NP3C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
001CD1DP2NP3D=NYYYYYYA08
001CD1DP2NP3H=NYYYYYYA08
001CD1DP3C=NYYYYYN558
001CD1DP3D=NYYYYYN558
001CD1DP3N=NYYYYYN624-27
001CD1H=NYYYYYN658
001CD1S=NYYYYYN658
001CD1N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14-15
001CD1NP2C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
001CD1NP2D=NNYNNYN658
001CD1NP2H=NNNYNYN658
001CD1NP2S=NNNNYYN658
001CD2C=NYYYYYN658
001CD2CP2D=YYYYYYNC08
001CD2D=NYYYYYN658
001CD2H=NYYYYYY468
001CD2S=NYYYYYY468
001CD2N=NYYYYYN611-13 or 16+
001CD3C=NYYYYYY468
001CD3D=NYYYYYY468
001C1DD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !d, or t/o on !d
001C1D1H=NYYYYYN658
001C1D1S=NYYYYYN658
001C1D1N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14-15
001C1D1NP2C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
001C1D1NP2D=NNYNNYN658
001C1D1NP2H=NNNYNYN658
001C1D1NP2S=NNNNYYN658
001C1D2C=NYYYYYN658
001C1D2CP2D=YYYYYYNC08
001C1D2D=NYYYYYN658
001C1D2H=NYYYYYY468
001C1D2S=NYYYYYY468
001C1D2N=NYYYYYN611-13 or 16+
001C1D3C=NYYYYYY468
001C1D3D=NYYYYYY468
001C1DP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !d (trap pass)
001C1HD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !h, or t/o on !h
001C1H1S=NYYYYYN658
001C1H1N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14-15
001C1H1NP2C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
001C1H1NP2D=NNYNNYN658
001C1H1NP2H=NNNYNYN658
001C1H1NP2S=NNNNYYN658
001C1H2C=NYYYYYN658
001C1H2CP2D=YYYYYYNC08
001C1H2D=NYYYYYN658
001C1H2H=NYYYYYY468
001C1H2S=NYYYYYY468
001C1H2N=NYYYYYN611-13 or 16+
001C1H3C=NYYYYYY468
001C1H3D=NYYYYYY468
001C1HP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !h (trap pass)
001C1SD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !s, or t/o on !s
001C1S1N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14-15
001C1S1NP2C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
001C1S1NP2D=NNYNNYN658
001C1S1NP2H=NNNYNYN658
001C1S1NP2S=NNNNYYN658
001C1S2C=NYYYYYN658
001C1S2CP2D=YYYYYYNC08
001C1S2D=NYYYYYN658
001C1S2H=NYYYYYY468
001C1S2S=NYYYYYY468
001C1S2N=NYYYYYN611-13 or 16+
001C1S3C=NYYYYYY468
001C1S3D=NYYYYYY468
001C1SP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !s (trap pass)
001C2CD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !c, or t/o on !c
001C2C2D=NYYYYYN658
001C2C2H=NYYYYYY468
001C2C2S=NYYYYYY468
001C2C2N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14+
001C2C3C=YYYYYYN6035-5 majors
001C2C3D=NYYYYYY468
001C2CP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !c (trap pass)
001C2C3H=NYYYYYY468
001C2C3S=NYYYYYY468
001C2C3N=NYYYYYN611-13
001C2DD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !d, or t/o on !d
001C2D2H=NYYYYYY458
001C2D2S=NYYYYYY458
001C2D2N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14+
001C2D3C=YYYYYYN658
001C2D3D=NYYYYYN6035-5 majors
001C2DP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !d (trap pass)
001C2D3H=NYYYYYY468
001C2D3S=NYYYYYY468
001C2D3N=NYYYYYN611-13
001C2HD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !h, or t/o on !h
001C2H2S=NYYYYYY658
001C2H2N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14+
001C2H3C=YYYYYYN658
001C2H3D=NYYYYYY658
001C2HP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !h (trap pass)
001C2H3H=YYYYYYN6035-5 minors
001C2H3S=NYYYYYY468
001C2H3N=NYYYYYN611-13
001C2SD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !s, or t/o on !s
001C2S2N=NYYYYYN68-10 or 14+
001C2S3C=YYYYYYN658
001C2S3D=NYYYYYN658
001C2SP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !s (trap pass)
001C2S3H=NYYYYYY468
001C2S3S=NYYYYYY468
001C2S3N=NYYYYYN611-13
001C3CD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !c, or t/o on !c
001C3C3D=NYYYYYY658
001C3CP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !c (trap pass)
001C3C3H=NYYYYYY658
001C3C3S=NYYYYYY658
001C3C3N=NYYYYYN6
001C3DD=NYYYYYYSemipositive, any hand that can't penalize !d, or t/o on !d
001C3DP=NYYYYYY0-5 HCP or semipositive with !d (trap pass)
001C3D3H=NYYYYYY658
001C3D3S=NYYYYYY658
001C3D3N=NYYYYYN6
001C1ND=NYYYYYNSemi-positive or penalty-oriented
001C1N2C=NYYYYYN658
001C1N2CP2D=YYYYYYNC08
001C1N2D=NYYYYYN658
001C1N2H=NYYYYYY468
001C1N2S=NYYYYYY468
001C1N2N=NYYYYYN6
001C1N3C=NYYYYYY468
001C1N3D=NYYYYYY468
001C1N3H=NYYYYYN468
001C1N3S=NYYYYYN468
001D=NYYYYYY33811-15 HCP, 4+ !d or 4135/1435
001DP1H=NYYYYYY548
001DP1HP1S=NYYYYYY344
001DP1HP1SP1N=NYYYYYY3
001DP1HP1SP2C=NYYYYYN6064th suit
001DP1HP1SP2D=NYYYNYY125
001DP1HP1SP2H=NYYYYYY168
001DP1HP1SP2S=NYYYYYY334Usually four spades
001DP1HP1SP2N=NYYYYYN4
001DP1HP1SP3C=NYYYYYN656
001DP1HP1SP3D=NYYYNYN435Usually four diamonds
001DP1HP1SP3H=NYYYNYN468
001DP1HP1SP3S=NNNNYNN644
001DP1HP1N=NYYYYYY3
001DP1HP2C=NYYYYYY345!c may be longer than !d
001DP1HP2CP2D=NYYYNYY125
001DP1HP2CP2H=NYYYYYY168
001DP1HP2CP2S=NYYYYYN6044th suit
001DP1HP2CP2N=NYYYYYN4
001DP1HP2CP3C=NYYYNYN446
001DP1HP2CP3D=NYYYNYN435Usually four diamonds
001DP1HP2CP3H=NYYYNYN468
001DP1HP2D=NYYYYYY368
001DP1HP2DP2H=NYYYNYY368
001DP1HP2DP2S=NYYYYYN524Ostensibly natural, maybe NT probe, adv cue for !d or waiting
001DP1HP2DP2N=NYYYYYN4
001DP1HP2DP3C=NYYYNYN626Onstensibly natural, maybe NT probe or adv cue for !d
001DP1HP2DP3D=NNYYYYN415
001DP1HP2DP3H=NNYYNYN668
001DP1HP2DP4D=NNYYNYN636
001DP1HP2H=NNNYNNY344
001DP1HP3C=NYYYYYN656
001DP1HP2S=NYYYYYN644
001DP1HP3D=NYYYNYN468
001DP1HP3DP3H=NYYYNYN658
001DP1HP3DP3S=NYYYNYN624Notrump probe or advanced cue
001DP1HP3H=NNNYNNN444
001DP1S=NYYYYYY548
001DP1SP2S=NYYYYYY334
001DP1SP1N=NYYYYYY31453-shape systematically possible
001DP1SP2C=NYYYYYY345!c may be longer than !d
001DP1SP3C=NYYYYYN656
001DP1SP2D=NYYYYYY368
001DP1SP2DP2H=NNYYYYN548
001DP1SP2DP2S=NYYNYYN368
001DP1SP2DP2N=NYYYYYN4
001DP1SP2DP3C=NYYNYYN636Can be a notrump probe or adv cue for !d
001DP1SP2DP3D=NNYNYYN425
001DP1SP2DP3H=NNYYYYN656
001DP1SP2DP3S=NNYNYYN668
001DP1SP2H=NYYYYYN544
001DP1SP3D=NYYYYYN468
001DP1N=NYYYYYY3
001DP2C=NYYYYYN558
001DP2CP2D=NYYYYYN548Extra length and/or minimum hand
001DP2CP2H=NYYYYYN644
001DP2CP2S=NYYYYYN644
001DP2CP2N=NYYYYYN5
001DP2CP3C=NYYYYYN536
001DP2CP3D=NYYNNYN668
001DP2D=NNYNNYN548
001DP2N=NYYNNYN6
001DP3D=NYYNNYY948
001DP2H=NNYYNYN658
001DP2S=NNYNYYN658
001DP3C=NYYNNYN658
001DD1H=NYYYYYY548
001DD1S=NYYYYYY548
001DD1N=NYYYYYY3
001DD2C=NYYYYYN358
001DD2D=NNYNNYN448
001DD2N=NYYYYYN6
001DD2H=NYYYNNY968
001DD2S=NYYNYNY968
001DD3C=NYYNNNN968
001DD3D=NYYNNNY948
001DDR=NYYYYYNPenalty-oriented and/or !c and/or !d
001D1H1S=NYYNYYY558
001D1H1N=NYYYYYY3
001D1H2C=NYYYYYN558
001D1H2D=NNYNNYN448
001D1H2N=NYYYYYN6
001D1HD=NYYNYYY4!s, possibly longer !c if < GF
001D1S1N=NYYYYYY3
001D1S2C=NYYYYYN558
001D1S2D=NNYNNYN448
001D1S2N=NYYYYYN6
001D1SD=NYYYNYY4!h, possibly longer !c if < GF
001D1S2H=NYYYNYN558
001D2C2D=NNYNNYN448
001D2C2N=NYYYYYN6
001D2CD=NNYYYYYboth majors, possibly long !s if < GF
001D2C2H=NNYYNYN558
001D2C2S=NNYYYYN558
001D2C3C=NNYNNYN408!d raise
001H=NYYYYYY05811-15 HCP
001HP1S=NYYYYYY548
001HP1SP1N=NYYYYYY3
001HP1SP1NP2H=NNNYNNY133
001HP1SP1NP2S=NNNNYNY158Usually six spades
001HP1SP1NP2N=NYYYYYN4
001HP1SP1NP3C=NYYYYYN646
001HP1SP1NP3D=NNYYYYN646Usually four diamonds
001HP1SP1NP3H=NYYYNYN468
001HP1SP1NP3S=NNNNYNN644
001HP1SP2C=NYYYYYY345
001HP1SP2CP2D=NYYYYYN6054th suit
001HP1SP2CP2H=NYNYYYY123Possibly false preference
001HP1SP2CP2S=NYYYYYY168
001HP1SP2CP2N=NYYYYYN4
001HP1SP2CP3C=NYYYYYN335
001HP1SP2CP3D=NYYYYYN656
001HP1SP2CP3H=NNNYNNN436
001HP1SP2CP3S=NYYYYYN468
001HP1SP2CP4C=NYNYNYN648
001HP1SP2D=NYYYYYY345
001HP1SP2DP2H=NYYYYYY123Possibly false preference
001HP1SP2DP2S=NYYYYYY166
001HP1SP2DP2N=NYYYYYN4
001HP1SP2DP3C=NYYYYYN6064th suit
001HP1SP2DP3D=NNYYYYN436
001HP1SP2DP3H=NNYYNNN436
001HP1SP2DP3S=NYYYYYN468
001HP1SP2DP4D=NNYYNYN646
001HP1SP2H=NYYYYYY368
001HP1SP2HP2S=NYYYYYY368
001HP1SP2HP2N=NYYYYYN4
001HP1SP2HP3C=NYYYYYN656
001HP1SP2HP3D=NYYYNYN435Usually four diamonds
001HP1SP2HP3H=NYYYNYN418
001HP1SP2HP3S=NNNYYYN668
001HP1SP2S=NNNNYNY344
001HP1SP3C=NYYYYYN656
001HP1SP3CP3D=NYYYYYNC064th suit
001HP1SP3D=NYYYYYN656
001HP1SP3H=NYYYYYN468
001HP1SP3S=NNNNYNN444
001HP1N=NYYYYYY5
001HP1NP2C=NYYYNYY336
001HP1NP2D=NYYYNYY336
001HP1NP2H=NYYYNYY168
001HP1NP2S=NYYYYYN534No further agreements
001HP1NP3H=NYYYNYN468
001HP2C=NYYYYYN558
001HP2CP2D=NYYYYYN546
001HP2CP2H=NYYYYYN558Minimum and/or extra length
001HP2CP2S=NYYYYYN644
001HP2CP2N=NYYYYYN5
001HP2CP3C=NYYYYYN536
001HP2CP3D=NYYYNYN656
001HP2CP3H=NYNYNYN668
001HP2D=NYYYYYN558
001HP2DP2H=NYYYYYN558
001HP2DP2S=NYYYYYN644
001HP2DP2N=NYYYYYN5
001HP2DP3C=NYYYYYN646
001HP2DP3D=NYYYYYN636
001HP2DP3H=NYNYNYN668
001HP2H=NNNYNNN334
001HP2S=NNNYYYN668
001HP2N=NYYYYYN6
001HP3H=NNNYNNY945
001HP3S=NNNYNNN801
001HP3N=NNNYNYN1
001HP4C=NNNYNNN801
001HP4D=NNNYNNY801
001HP4H=NNNYNNY138In principle preemptive but can be quite strong
001HP3C=NYNYNYN668
001HP3D=NNYYNYN668
001S=NYYYYYY35811-15 HCP
001SP1N=NYYYYYY5
001SP2C=NYYYYYN548
001SP2CP2D=NYYYYYN546
001SP2CP2DP2H=NYYYYYN6084th suit
001SP2CP2H=NYYYYYN546
001SP2CP2S=NYYYYYN558Extra length and/or minimum
001SP2CP2N=NYYYYYN5
001SP2CP3C=NYYYYYN636
001SP2CP3D=NYYYNYN656
001SP2CP3H=NYNYNYN668
001SP2D=NYYYYYN558
001SP2DP2H=NNYYYYN548
001SP2DP2S=NYYYYYN008Minimum and/or extra length
001SP2H=NNNYYYN558
001SP2HP2S=NYYYYYN508Minimum and/or extra length
001SP2HP2N=NYYYYYN5
001SP2HP3C=NYNYYYN648
001SP2HP3D=NNYYYYN648
001SP2HP3H=NNNYNNN638
001SP2S=NNNNYNN334
001SP2N=NYYYYYN6
001SP3C=NYNYNYN658Either one-suited or fitbid
001SP3D=NNYYNYN658Either one-suited or fitbid
001SP3H=NNNYYYN658Either one-suited or fitbid
001SP3S=NNNNYNY945
001SP3N=NNNYNYN1
001SP4C=NNNYNNN801
001SP4D=NNNYNNY801
001N=NYYYYYY3(12+)13-15 HCP
001NP2C=NYYYYYYC08Stayman
001NP2D=NYYYYYYA08
001NP2H=NYYYYYYA05
001NP2S=NYYNNYYB04Weak with either minor
001NP3C=NYNNNYN468
001NP3D=NNYNNYN468
001NP2N=NNNNNYN4
001ND2C=NYNNNNY158
001ND2D=NNYNNNY158
001ND2H=NNNYNNY158
001ND2S=NNNNYNY148
001NDR=NYYYYYYWeak two-suiter
001NDRP2C=NYYYYNY136
001NDRP2CP2D=NNYYYNY145!d and a major
001NDRP2CP2DP2H=NNNYYNY135Pass or correct
001NDRP2CP2H=NNNYYNY145Majors
001NDRP2D=NNYYYNY136Doubleton clubs or 3343
002C=NYYYYYY35811-15 HCP, 6 !cs or good five + 4M
002CP2D=NYYYYYNC08
002CP2DP2H=NYYYYYY344
002CP2DP2HP2S=NYYYYYN528Ostensibly 5!s but can be a notrump probe
002CP2DP2HP2N=NYNNNYN4
002CP2DP2HP3C=NYNNNYY328Weaker than a direct raise (2NT)
002CP2DP2HP3D=NYYYNYN528Ostensibly natural but can be a notrump probe
002CP2DP2HP3H=NYNYNYN438Usually 4+
002CP2DP2S=NYYYYYN348
002CP2DP2SP2N=NYNNNYN4
002CP2DP2SP3C=NYNNNYY328Weaker than a direct raise (2NT)
002CP2DP2SP3D=NYYYNYN528Ostensibly natural but can be a notrump probe
002CP2DP2SP3H=NYNYYYN428Ostensibly 5!h but can be a notrump probe
002CP2DP2SP3S=NYNNYYN438Usually 4+
002CP2DP2N=NYYYYYY56!c likes to declare in notrump
002CP2DP2NP3C=NYNNNYY108
002CP2DP2NP3D=NYYNNYN658
002CP2DP2NP3H=NYYYNYN658
002CP2DP2NP3S=NYYNYYN658
002CP2DP3C=NYYYYYY3686!c no maximum, likes partner to declare in notrumps
002CP2DP3CP3D=NYYYNYN528Ostensibly natural but can be a notrump probe
002CP2DP3CP3H=NYYYNYN658
002CP2DP3CP3S=NYNYYYN658Usually notrump probe
002CP2DP3D=NYYYYYN6046!c maximum, likes partner to declare in notrumps
002CP2DP3H=NYYYYYN6446!c+4!h, maximum
002CP2DP3S=NYYYYYN6446!c+4!s, maximum
002CP2H=NYYYNYY358
002CP2S=NYYNYYY358
002CP2N=NYNNNYY5Inv+ !c raise, stronger than via relay
002CP3C=NYNNNNY938
002CP3D=NYYNNYN668
002CP3H=NYNYNYN668
002CP3S=NYNNYYN668
002C2DD=NYNYYYYNegative
002C2D2H=NYNYYYN558
002C2D2S=NYNYYYN558
002C2D2N=NYNNNYN5
002C2D3C=NYNNNNY138
002C2HD=NYYNYYYNegative
002C2H2S=NYNYYYN058
002C2H2N=NYNNNYN5
002C2H3C=NYNNNNY138
002C2H3D=NYYNNYN658
002C2SD=NYYYNYYNegative
002C2S2N=NYNNNYN5
002C2S3C=NYNNNNY138
002C2S3D=NYYNNYN658
002C2S3H=NYNYNYN658
002D=NYYYYYY30111-15 HCP. 4414/4405 or 4315/3415 with weak !cs
002DP2H=NYYYYYY138Opener passes with 4 !hs, otherwise rebids 2!s
002DP2S=NNNNYNY148
002DP2N=NYYYYYNC
002DP2NP3C=NYYYYYY155Minimum
002DP2NP3D=NYYYYYN3014414
002DP2NP3DP3H=NYNYNYN438
002DP2NP3DP3S=NYNNYYN438
002DP2NP3DP4C=NYNNNYN748
002DP2NP3H=NYYYYYN6443415 extras
002DP2NP3S=NYYYYYN6444315 extras
002DP2NP3N=NYYYYYN64405 extras
002DP3C=NYNNNNY138
002DP3H=NYNYNYN448
002DP3S=NYNNYYN448
002DDR=NYNYYYYBoth majors (3+ 3+), no preference, or GF
002DD2H=NNNYNNN148
002DDP=NYYYYYYDiamonds, opener must pass
002D2HD=NYYYYYYPenalty
002D2SD=NYYYYYYPenalty
002D3CD=NYYYYYYPenalty
002D3C3D=NNNYYYNC08
002H=NYYYYYY966
002S=NYYYYYY966
002N=NYYYYYN322-23
002NP3C=NYYYYYNC08Stayman
002NP3D=NYYYYYNA08
002NP3H=NYYYYYNA08
003N=NYYYYYY9Gambling
003NP4C=NYYNNNN108pass or correct
003NP4D=NYYYYYN708Asks for singleton

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Posted 2005-September-19, 10:29

Nice work Helene!
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2005-September-19, 10:38

To Read Helene's simple precision...

Copy the text from her post.
Paste it into Notepad
Use "save as" feature and save as filename.bss (note, save as "all files" not "text file (*.txx))
Open with Full dislosure.

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Posted 2005-November-30, 19:18

Thanks for posting this. I am currently modifying it to conform to my own system. This gives me a big head start over doing it from scatch. I appreciate it.
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Posted 2005-November-30, 20:51

Hello everyone

Is the 'end' of the 2D opening correct? "...with weak !cs"

Should this read something like, 'three suiter with 0-1 diamonds.' ?

I have played a lot of Precision and I would rather open 2D with 4315 or 3415 than than open 2Cs, unless in 3rd seat and just opening for a club 'directing lead.'

The 2D bid shows almost my whole hand in one bid. While a 2C opening may or may not be able to describe their 4M and 5C hand type 'if' the auction allows.

2C-(2D) overcall or 2C-(3D) overcall and partner needs to guess without much information.

2D- ? and partner has a very good idea of your general hand type.

The general trend is also towards opening 2Cs with 6+ Cs. Unless the 1D bid requires more than 2+ to open the bidding. I use a 2+ opening to allow my 2C opening to show 6+Cs.

Opening 2+ Ds also allows a 1D opening with 4135, 1435 2425 4225 hand types.
Opening 2Cs with weak clubs is not a good idea in general.
AJxx Qx Ax Jxxxx or Kxxx x AKx Qxxxx are not good 2C openers. :rolleyes:

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Posted 2005-December-01, 08:06

Nice work, just a question. I thought 1NT was 12 - 15. Surely people are not going to pass on 12 balanced.
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Posted 2005-December-01, 08:30

Robert: I think most people here would agree with you, but 2♣ with 5♣/4M or 6♣ is still what most people would assume if partner in an indy just says "Vanilla Precision, please". FWIW I agree with you.

Gerben: It should be 12+ through 15. (Whatever the "+" means :rolleyes: ) Personally I like opening four-card majors in 3rd/4th seat with 11-12 HCPs but we have not discussed this.
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Posted 2005-December-01, 19:00

Hello everyone

The list appears to read 13-15HCP=1NT. That is what I would have guessed Vanilla Precision would play. I learned Precision from the early red cover hardback(70s ?) which used 13-15 1NT and 11-12HCP opened 1D and rebid 1NT.

Many modern versions of Precision use a 14-16 or 15-17 1NT range. 'Book' Precision used the
13-15HCP range.

The original CC Wei books played a 4+ diamond opening and 13-15HCP so there was no systemic bid for many 11-12 balanced hands with 2-3 diamonds.
4432 4423 4325 3425 4333 3433 3334 3325

Vanilla Precision should not move from the 13-15 range because it is going to confuse people that have read a basic outline of Precision.

The 1C-1D-2D does not show 4315, 3415 4414 or 4405 hands. It shows Ds

1C-2NT shows 11-13 or 16+(the 16+ version is left out of the notes)

The notes beside the 2C opening say 6+ clubs or 'good' 5Cs and 4M. If you play that method you would also play a 2+ diamond or many hands cannot be bid.

4225 and 2425 hands without 'good' clubs do not fit any of the opening bids, unless 1D=2+

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Posted 2005-December-02, 05:31

Hi Robert,

Thanks for your review. I will check it through once again to remove the inconsistencies and unclear stuff.

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The original CC Wei books played a 4+ diamond opening and 13-15HCP so there was no systemic bid for many 11-12 balanced hands with 2-3 diamonds.
4432  4423  4325  3425 4333 3433 3334 3325

That's basically how it works. You can choose to open a decent 12-pointer also depending on vulnerability and such. That's a judgement issue. The important thing is that you don't have a neboulous 1♦ for balanced hands weaker than the NT range.

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The 1C-1D-2D does not show 4315, 3415 4414 or 4405 hands.  It shows Ds

Oops, I will correct that.

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1C-2NT shows 11-13 or 16+(the 16+ version is left out of the notes)

Oops, I will correct that.

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The notes beside the 2C opening say 6+ clubs or 'good' 5Cs and 4M.  If you play that method you would also play a 2+ diamond or many hands cannot be bid.
4225 and 2425 hands without 'good' clubs do not fit any of the opening bids, unless 1D=2+

With 4225 you have the option of opening 1NT. With 4315 (oops I mean 4135/1435) you have the option of opening 1♦.

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Posted 2005-December-02, 10:01

Hello helene_t

I appreciate the time and effort that you are putting into 'writing' down the simple Precision system outline notes. I hope that my comments are taken in the spirt in which they are given. Many thanks.

I am also a bridge system builder, so I know how hard it is to make evey little detail correct.

I am also a Type A person and I 'have to worry' about tiny details that I cannot change. I still 'have to worry' about them. Just the nature of the beast.

I did not 'know' about the 12+ option, when I read 13-15HCP for 1NT. It is certainly a playable option.

I have played a lot of Precision variants over several decades. I have played Precsion using a 12+-15 range, it was just not my style since I prefer 'narrower'
NT ranges.

Bridge conventions and agreements are a matter of 'style', please do not think that I would suggest any changes to reflect my own style. I am 'way past' mad science in my Precision methods so it is very unlikely that I would ever play a simple Precision method.

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Posted 2005-December-02, 12:57

I have updated the FD-file in the first post of this thread.

More complete, but still incomplete: in particular, developments after major suit openings are rudimentary but I think "no agreement" will be realistic for many of the intended users :-)

I have specified devolopments after 2♣ and 2♦ in details since these are specific to (Vanilla) Precision. Some might disagree with the choices I made, feel free to comment.

I have included an escape-mechanism after penalty double of 1NT as suggested by Gerben. Also thanx to Robert for finding errors in the previous version. And thanx to all who contributed to the polls and related discussions that have resulted in this FD-file so far and hopefully a more comprehensive one in the future.

I have included some conventions that we (more or less) agreed upon which are not specific to Precision (fitbids, transfers, negative doubles).
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Posted 2005-December-05, 04:58

I just posted a new version with corrections in the notrump structure:
1NT-3m is invitational (as in SAYC), not preemptive (as in Reese Precision).

Thank, Gerben, for detecting this mistake.
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Posted 2005-December-17, 06:38

I have updated the first post of this topic with most constructive auctions until and including responder's second bid. Some trivial stuf like "false prefence" and such is included: allthough obsolete for the geeks at this forum some users might need it :P

There are some details about the forcing character of various rebids that we have not discussed. Feel free 2 criticise.

We have not discussed forcing notrump response or not. I have specified the notrump response as forcing but not included any follow-ups.

We have not discussed check-back after a 1NT rebid. This has been left blank.

I have specified FSF as GF but not included any follow-ups.

As for inverted minors: I assume 1♦-2♦ is constructive but NF. With a GF hand you will have to fake a club suit. Does everyone agree?

Another thing to discuss is support doubles. I have not specified doubles on sandwhich overcalls, I suppose that's an a la card convention that could be added to any system.
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Posted 2005-December-17, 07:36

2♦ as just invite seems like a waste. What you can do is to include 3♣ to the bids showing fit. If you want to keep this as SJS as some people still play this, use 2♦ as invite or better.

And please, don't ask me questions when I cannot respond because you are in a tournament :P
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Posted 2005-December-17, 13:25

Hi everyone

Faking a club suit could lead to some very strange(bad?) contracts.
How do you shut down a 1D-2C auction and still show diamond support?

If this is vanilla Precision, 1D-2D should be 'forcing' one round.

FSF played as GF makes some Precision auctions impossible to bid.

What do you do with 10-12HCP and xx or xxx in the 4th suit?

Is the xyz convention with 2Cs inv. and 2D played as GF, a possible solution here?

The Italian style of FSF forcing to 2NT might allow the bidding of more invitational type hands to be accurate.

Support doubles can be divided into two main camps. Optional(which I play) and mandatory which gives partners more information(or a much less accurate sort)

Another question is how high to play Support doubles. I play them up to and including 3H(for spades) while many only play them at the two leve.

Meckwell plays them to the 4 level, however, they are not known for passing when the auction gets to them. :P

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Posted 2005-December-19, 04:28

Gerben42, on Dec 17 2005, 03:36 PM, said:

2♦ as just invite seems like a waste. What you can do is to include 3♣ to the bids showing fit. If you want to keep this as SJS as some people still play this, use 2♦ as invite or better.

OK, let's say 2♦ forcing, then.
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Posted 2005-December-19, 04:38

Thanks again, Robert, for your great debugging effort :P

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Faking a club suit could lead to some very strange(bad?) contracts.
How do you shut down a 1D-2C auction and still show diamond support?

Gerben says that a single diamond raise should be forcing. This solves this problem as well. However, without a forcing raise you will still have to fake a minor suit after a major suit opening.

Of course, you can add Jacoby 2NT (or something similar) to this system. This raises a more general question: some of my comments will become obsolote when combined with certain conventions. Should such comments be avoided? Similarly, I don't define doubles that might be support doubles as "penalty", I just leave them undefined.

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If this is vanilla Precision, 1D-2D should be 'forcing' one round.

Ok, I got it :(

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FSF played as GF makes some Precision auctions impossible to bid.

True, but FSF as not GF makes it complicated, u need to specify what follow-ups can be passed. Is this more of a problem in Precision than in other systems? Otherwise, maybe I should skip FSF in Precision and make FSF an a la carte convention. But I was afraid that auctions starting with 1♣ would become messy if FSF is to be adopted from a module based on the assumtion that 1♣ is natural.
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Posted 2005-December-19, 04:41

Btw, what about
1♠-2♦
3♦
and similar? In the poll, a lot of people voted that the forcing character of 2/1 auctions should be "SAYCish", maybe for lack of better alternatives in the poll. So that's what I'm aiming at. However, I think it makes more sense in a Precision context to play this raise as non-forcing. Any thoughts?
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Posted 2005-December-19, 04:57

I think in Precision the 2/1 structure should be more Acol-ish than SAYC-ish, as opening bids can be light.
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Posted 2005-December-19, 09:34

Hi helene t

You have been doing the bulk of the work. You deserve the vast bulk of

any thanks. Well done. ;)

I was just trying to help out a 'little.'

Assuming that a player 'knows' that he is playing a 1C* forcing system, s/he

should be able to count the number of suits bid 'without' counting the 1C* bid

as a natural suit for 4th suit forcing bidding.

I learned Blue Team Club system several decades ago and many of their bidding

ideas still remain in my current methods.(A Big Club system with 2/1 GF)

1M-2D- played as 'forcing' to 2NT allows opener to bid 1M-2D-2M 'waiting' and

1M-2D-3D as GF.

If you do not play something like this method, the Precision

system cannot bid some(many?) normal hand types.

1S-2H-3H is still passable.

You could switch to a 2/1 GF style, but I am not sure that the system would still be

Precision, since 'Precision' opens 11HCP hands and responds with the same 11HCP

at the two level.

I no longer refer to my Big Club system as Precision 'like' because the only thing

left from playing 'book' Precision is the 5 card major opening. :)

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