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#1 User is offline   jarosz 

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Posted 2004-August-09, 15:13

It's my first post on this forum, so I want to say hello! :)

I play polish club.

It's hard for me to bid a 18+ hand with a two-siuted hand. If I open 1, it's very difficult to show my hand properly.

I'm looking for 2,2,2,2NT bidding which could include, weak major's, weak 5-5 and strong two suiters...
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Posted 2004-August-09, 16:43

Hi,

Welcome to the forum! :)

I play GF 2-suiters together with transfer preempts. These give the easiest sollution, but you might have to give up the preempt in - not a big loss btw. Here's how you might play it:

3 = preempt or GF 55+ and another
3 = preempt or GF 55+ and a black suit
3 = preempt or GF 55+ -
3 = free bid, might use it as Gambling NT or 4-level preempt , or whatever you want :)

usually partner responds in function of the preempt suit, a lot of time a step-1 response (bidding the preempt suit). Then you can bid:
3X = GF 55+ X and the promissed suit
3NT = GF 55+ and the promissed suit

advantages:
- preempts are in transfer, so usually the right hand plays
- they are forcing, so you can include even more hands
- gambling 3 is available, but it's brown sticker

disadvantages:
- trf preempt give extra bid(s) to opps
- you lose the 3-level preempt, unless you use 2NT as preempt or GF 55+ and another
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Posted 2004-September-04, 21:51

Intereting stuff but I still can't read it. The suit symbols below all appear as colourd squares. I run Windows 95 and IE 5. Is there anything I can do?


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Posted 2004-September-05, 05:03

nige1, on Sep 5 2004, 04:51 PM, said:

Intereting stuff but I still can't read it.  The suit symbols below all appear as colourd squares.  I run Windows 95 and IE 5. Is there anything I can do?


probably upgrade to at least Win 98 and latest IE :P
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Posted 2004-September-05, 06:42

Suit symbols are Unicode symbols. Not sure, but chances are fonts included in Win95 don't include Unicode symbols.

See Alan Wood’s Unicode Resources, particularly the Fonts section.

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