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minors (opener's
rebids: 2NT 12-13 HCP, 3♣ 14 HCP.
Responder p****es or
corrects to 3♣ or 3♦ sign off if weak.
After opener's 3♣
rebid responder bids 3♥...
- 2♦ - ?).
Opener rebids 3♥ with a
maximum point count (14 with Acol) and 4-card
support for hearts. With all
other hands,
opener rebids 2♥. Breaking. Following...
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rebids 2♥ = 12-14 balanced, 2♠ = 12-14 club suit, 2NT = 15-16 balanced, 3♣ = 15-16 clubs.
Similarly with a
sequence starting 1♥ - 1♠,
opener rebids:...
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traditional rebids are: 2NT — balanced, 15–16 HCP,
limit bid 3NT — balanced, 17–19 HCP,
limit bid The
modern approach is to use the 2NT
rebid as forcing...
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attributed to Leo Baron. With a
balanced hand,
opener rebids as follows: With 16 or more HCP
opener rebids three of the
agreed suit. With 14-15 HCP, the opener...
- or fourth-hand
major suit
opening bid With a
normal opening bid,
opener rebids normally but with a
light opening hand, he
negatives with 2♦ With a distributional...
-
until 2023, as HART
canceled the
initial bids for the
first nine stations,
rebid the work as
three packages of
three stations each, and
allowed more time...
- The
Michaels cuebid is a
conventional bid used in the card game
contract bridge.
First devised by
Michael Michaels of
Miami Beach, FL, it is an overcaller's...
-
decided to
rebid the
contract but was sued by the
original contractor. This
dispute dela**** the
construction of the interchange. The
contract was
rebid in November...
-
absolutely game
forcing and the pair can stop
below game when
responder rebids his suit. For example, 1♥–2♣; 2♥–3♣ may be
treated as nonforcing. Because...
