Hi, we play this defence vs 1NT:
Dbl= Good opening
2♣= Both major
2♦= 5+major
2♥= 4♥, 5+minor
2♠= 4♠, 5+minor
2NT= Both minor
Is it any name of this defence ?
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Defence vs NT
#2
Posted 2006-June-26, 09:51
Multi Landy
Sometime people play the double against a strong 1NT to show a 4-card major with 5-card minor - this is also known as Woolsey. Some people also play this against a weak 1NT but, personally, I would not recommend this.
Paul
Sometime people play the double against a strong 1NT to show a 4-card major with 5-card minor - this is also known as Woolsey. Some people also play this against a weak 1NT but, personally, I would not recommend this.
Paul
#3
Posted 2006-June-26, 10:00
It's not even close to multi-landy, since 2M shows only 4, and 2♦ shows only 5+M instead of 6+...
"It may be rude to leave to go to the bathroom, but it's downright stupid to sit there and piss yourself" - blackshoe
#4
Posted 2006-June-27, 04:01
It certainly isn't multi-landy, but it is quite similar.
Yesterday I was playing against a pair who played the same for their opening bids (all weak). Those crazy Dutch.
Yesterday I was playing against a pair who played the same for their opening bids (all weak). Those crazy Dutch.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.
- hrothgar
- hrothgar
#5
Posted 2006-June-27, 04:59
Free, on Jun 26 2006, 05:00 PM, said:
It's not even close to multi-landy, since 2M shows only 4, and 2♦ shows only 5+M instead of 6+...
D'oh, I should have gone to Specsavers!
#6
Posted 2006-June-27, 06:35
Wiste1, on Jun 26 2006, 07:20 AM, said:
Hi, we play this defence vs 1NT:
Dbl= Good opening
2♣= Both major
2♦= 5+major
2♥= 4♥, 5+minor
2♠= 4♠, 5+minor
2NT= Both minor
Is it any name of this defence ?
Dbl= Good opening
2♣= Both major
2♦= 5+major
2♥= 4♥, 5+minor
2♠= 4♠, 5+minor
2NT= Both minor
Is it any name of this defence ?
It is the 2♥/♠ overcalls that makes it really different from Multi-Landy.
If you take Woolsey:
dbl = 4major + 5minor
2♣ = both majors
2♦ = onesuiter major
2♥ = 5♥4m
2♠ = 5♠4m
and you combine the 2♦/♥/♠ calls in 2♦, using the 2♥/♠ calls for the 4M5m hands, the double is available for penalty...
Or if you take Vroom:
dbl = ♥
2♣ = ♠
2♦ = both majors
2♥ = 4♥ + 5minor
2♠ = 4♠ + 5minor
and you combine the dbl/2♣ calls in 2♦, using 2♣ for both majors, the double is again available for penalty...
Maybe you can call it "Modified Vroom-Woolsey with a penalty double"...
#7
Posted 2006-June-27, 08:28
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Yesterday I was playing against a pair who played the same for their opening bids (all weak). Those crazy Dutch.
I encountered this style in a junior tournament, it was played by Norwegians. So those crazy Dutch must have gotten it from them, or indirectly from me since I reported this style to Chris Ryall's website...
Sorry!
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