Bridgewinners is definitely worth checking out!
http://www.bridgewinners.com/lessonvideos/758-road-to-victory-first-final-round-3
Friday, May 6, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Walsh response to 1C
From: Bobby Wolfe
When should I respond to one club with a major, as opposed to responding one diamond, assuming I have equal or longer diamonds?
ANSWER: The idea of responding in a major as opposed to diamonds with limited values is that you will never lose your major fits this way; diamonds are less important to find. Remember, a one-diamond response to one club says either “I have no major” or “I’m about to bid a major, with a good hand.” This way opener never needs to show a major at his second turn unless his hand is unbalanced. Thus opener declares one no-trump without disclosing his majors, and when he does bid a major, his partner knows he has real clubs too.
When should I respond to one club with a major, as opposed to responding one diamond, assuming I have equal or longer diamonds?
ANSWER: The idea of responding in a major as opposed to diamonds with limited values is that you will never lose your major fits this way; diamonds are less important to find. Remember, a one-diamond response to one club says either “I have no major” or “I’m about to bid a major, with a good hand.” This way opener never needs to show a major at his second turn unless his hand is unbalanced. Thus opener declares one no-trump without disclosing his majors, and when he does bid a major, his partner knows he has real clubs too.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Declarer Logic by Larry Cohen
http://www.bridgebase.com/ld_free/viewer.php?id=93
This shows the importance of thinking before playing to a trick.
This shows the importance of thinking before playing to a trick.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)