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#1 User is offline   lycier 

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Posted 2016-September-02, 05:52

See my basic Gib hand.



First issue - rebid-1 shows 3-card plus? why not 4-card plus? Such a inaccurate description is very easy to cause many serious confusion, now here I would better take two examples.
Hand-1


See 1 and 2, both of them show only 3-card plus, so got a very bad result.

Hand-2



Why not rebid 1 in the similar shape hand? God knows its reason.

Second issue - Both of 1 and 2 say there are 6+ and 4+.Posted Image

Third issue- See the definition of 3, how many are there ? so it is a incomplete definition.

Fourth issue - 3 says there are 5+ and 6+.Posted ImagePosted Image
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Posted 2016-September-02, 08:43

Wild guess: Given that the negX promised both majors, I assume the style is to bid 2M with a minimum hand and four cards. Hence 1M would normally three-card support exactly, often a weak no trump. Seems a reasonable style in a strong NT system.

However, that doesn't excuse the descriptions: 1H should be 3H, not 3+H, and I have no clue why responder's subsequent 1S should promise six.

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