Whats is the mean of 2nt and 3nt response after a 1 major open? Thanks
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#3
Posted 2025-August-26, 08:57
mw64ahw, on 2025-August-26, 06:38, said:
Historically
1M-2N GF balanced with 4-card support
1M-3N balanced 13-16ish with less than 3-card support
However, you will find several alternatives available and I suspect you will find the above bids in the minority now.
1M-2N GF balanced with 4-card support
1M-3N balanced 13-16ish with less than 3-card support
However, you will find several alternatives available and I suspect you will find the above bids in the minority now.
I agree with 1M-2N although quite a few including me play it as inv+ rather than GF
1M-3N 13-15 3334/3343 is what we play and is not uncommon
#4
Posted 2025-August-26, 09:49
If you are in North America 1M 2nt will be Jacoby 2nt, game force with 4 card support.
Discuss the follow ups with your partner, there are many versions of "Jacoby"
1M 3nt as 1M-3N 13-15 3334/3343 is common but I hate it, especially with an artificial 2♣ gf available.
Discuss the follow ups with your partner, there are many versions of "Jacoby"
1M 3nt as 1M-3N 13-15 3334/3343 is common but I hate it, especially with an artificial 2♣ gf available.
It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.
Bridge should be fun!
SHAPE!
"And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly." (MH)
Bridge should be fun!
SHAPE!
"And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly." (MH)
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