Does anyone know more than what is written on convention card related to 2c/d openings ?
What it says is
2c = art, 20-21 hp bal (5M possible ?) or 25+ bal
gf 5+c/h/s (what about 4441)
2d = art, weak 5+M
gf 5+d
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nystrom-upmark 2c/2d
#2
Posted 2012-August-22, 18:21
Hmm, not really.
But in ambra you can find a nice write up of 2♦ as ♥ weak or strong. I find it effective and more logical.
But in ambra you can find a nice write up of 2♦ as ♥ weak or strong. I find it effective and more logical.
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#3
Posted 2012-August-23, 00:43
I don't know their specifics, but it used to be pretty common here. What do you want to know?
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#4
Posted 2012-August-23, 00:54
ulven, on 2012-August-23, 00:43, said:
I don't know their specifics, but it used to be pretty common here. What do you want to know?
From the convention card;
2♣
...2♦ = puppet mostly 4+♥ => how do they break transfer here, 2♥=20-21 bal (5s ?), 2♠= gf 5+♠ ?, 2nt = artificial, it says ?
...2♥ = trs, 4+♠ => similar here
...2♠ = trs, 6+m
...2nt = art, 5M-5M
...3♣ = trs, 6+♦ (but also 2s ?)
...3x = 4441
2♦
...2M => 2nt = says bal with ♦ what does it mean 5♦332 ? and do they try to rebid with weak openings, thats my understanding
http://www.ecatsbrid...trom-upmark.pdf
#5
Posted 2012-August-23, 02:26
That's non-standard continuations.
2D-2M, 2NT means 6322-type.
2D-2M, 2NT means 6322-type.
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