The Conventions part features not only the most common conventions you see on the profiles of BBO players, but also articles on carding and leads. You can get a handful of doubles, and don't miss the snapdragon, which is a very useful tool if you are not obsessive-compulsive about the penalty double at the 1 level.
The section of Treatments includes
- Balancing Seat Bids
- Cue Bidding Opponent's Suit
- Cue Bidding for Slam
- Fit-Showing Bids
- Leads
- Law of Total Tricks
- Losing Trick Count
- Minor Suit Bidding Principals
- Opening Bids of One-of-a-Suit
- Opening 3- and 4-Level Preempts
- Overcalling
- Point Counting
- Responses To 1NT
- Responses To 2NT
- Responses With Interference
- Reverse Bid
- Squeeze (Rule Of 14)
The Agreements section was a revelation for me, personally, cos I had never seen such a detailed, well-structured example of what a "partnership agreement" might stand for. You can't count on me to have much experience, so if you have seen similar stuff somewhere, please post. It is a great idea, and seems extremely useful even if it only helps one sort out differences with one's more or less regular partners.
4 comments:
Actually, Kat and I rarely talk about conventions. We spend most of our time fleshing out partnership agreements.
For example, what does this sequence mean?
1H - 2C
3H
vs
1H - 2C
2H
Also, things like
1D - 1S
3D - 4D <-- is it forcing?
Whether or not to bid 4 card suits up the line, or rebid 1NT immediately whenever appropriate, etc, things like that.
Hm, working things out like you do requires a regular, hard-working and very willing partner. Yup, you two are doing terrific, Chris! :)
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