** General rule:
1.
Pass: 0 – 5
HCP
2.
Weak response: 6 – 10 HCP
4.
Strong response: > 13 HCP
** Weak response
You must keep the bidding open with
6 HCP or more.
You must keep the bidding low.
1.
Bid your longest suit at the
one-level.
2.
Bid 1 NT.
3.
Raise the opener’s suit to the
two-level.
# Suit responses at the one-level
1.
Shows 6 points or more--- no
upper limit.
2.
Any four-card or longer suit is
biddable.
3.
The opening bidder must bid
again, and keep the bidding low
Ex. You
S: 10 6 5 2
Partner You
H: K 9 1D 1S
D: A 9 8 7 Bid your four-card
or longer major first.
C: 8 7 3
Ex. You
S: K Q 10 8
Partner You
H: 7 6 1H 1S
D: A K 4 15 HCP, but keep
the bidding low.
C: K 9 3 2
# raise the
opener’s suit to the two-level
A minor-suit raise to the two-level
1.
Shows 6 – 10 points.
2.
At least four-card trump
support
3.
Denies possession of a
four-card or longer major suit.
Ex. S: A Q 3 Partner You
H: 7 1D 2D
D: 8 7 5 4 2 (If partner bid 1C, you
respond 1D---keep the bidding low.)
C: 10 6 4 2
# A major-suit
raise shows at least three-card trump support.
# Bid 1 NT
1.
6 – 10 points
2.
Denies possession of a
four-card or longer major suit.
3.
No trump support
Ex. S: K 10 2 Partner You
H: Q J 7 1D 1 NT
D: J 10 9 No four cards
trump support.
C: 8 6 5 3 You should also
respond 1 NT to 1C opening.
Ex: S: 7
Partner You
H: A Q J 10 9 1S 1 NT
D: 9 7 5 4 2
C: 8 2
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