10 x x Shape constraints 4333,4432 and 5332 Q J x J 10 x 10 x x 10 9 x 9 8 7 x H x x Tick if may have singleton x Responses 2 Stayman (promises a 4 card major) H x x x H x x x x H x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 2 Transfer to hearts 2 Transfer to spades Other agreements in leading, e.g. high level contracts, partnership suits:- 2 Transfer to a minor 2NT 11-12 pts balanced Carding methods Others 3/3 6+-card suit and invitational. Action after opponents double :Exit transfers (Redouble = Responder has 5 card suit; 2 has Primary method v suit contracts Primary method NT contracts Diamonds etc. On Partner’s lead Count except when not needed, then suit preference Action after other interference Minimum level suit bids = competitive; Jump bids On Declarer’s lead Count: high-low =even invitational; Double is for penalties When discarding Count two-level openings and responses Meaning Responses SUPPLEMENTARY DETAILS (continued) Strong two 8 playing tricks 2= automatic relay, except for good – 2 [ 06 ] Puppet Stayman asks for 5 card majors, 3 = no 5 card but at least one 4 card, or 21/22 or 25/26 balanced 6+suit bid as an alternative 3/ = natural 5 card suit, 3NT = no 4 or 5 card major, over 3 response if holding 1 major bid 2=relay the Major you got (3NT if holding none, 4 if holding both) haven’t Game force or 23/24 or 2 27/28 balanced Weak two 6 card suit 6-10 – 2 2NT=OGUST [05] HCP Weak two 6 card suit 6-10 – 2 2NT=OGUST [05] HCP 19,20 bal; 3 = 5 Card Puppet Stayman [06]; 3/3 = Transfers; 3 = 5s+4h 2NT 4 or 5NT Quantitative aspects of system which opponents should note (Please include details of any agreements involving bidding on significantly less than traditional values). Name EBU No. Partner EBU No. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF bidding methods BENJAMINISED Acol 1nt openings and responses Strength 12 to 14 Tick if artificial and provide details below
Q J x J 10 x 10 x x 10 9 x 9 8 7 x 10 x x x H x x H x x x H x x x x H x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Other agreements in leading, e.g. high level contracts, partnership suits:- Carding methods Primary method v suit contracts Primary method NT contracts On Partner’s lead Count except when not needed, then suit preference On Declarer’s lead Count: high-low =even When discarding Count SUPPLEMENTARY DETAILS (continued) [ 06 ] Puppet Stayman asks for 5 card majors, 3 = no 5 card but at least one 4 card, 3/ = natural 5 card suit, 3NT = no 4 or 5 card major, over 3 response if holding 1 major bid the Major you haven’t got (3NT if holding none, 4 if holding both) Name Partner EBU No. EBU No. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF bidding methods BENJAMINISED Acol 1nt openings and responses Strength 12 to 14 Tick if artificial and provide details below Shape constraints 4333,4432 and 5332 Tick if may have singleton Responses 2 Stayman (promises a 4 card major) 2 Transfer to hearts 2 Transfer to spades 2 Transfer to a minor 2NT 11-12 pts balanced Others 3/3 6+-card suit and invitational. Action after opponents double :Exit transfers (Redouble = Responder has 5 card suit; 2 has Diamonds etc. Action after other interference Minimum level suit bids = competitive; Jump bids invitational; Double is for penalties two-level openings and responses Meaning Responses 2 Strong two – 8 playing tricks or 21/22 or 25/26 balanced 2= automatic relay, except for good 6+suit bid as an alternative 2 Game force or 23/24 or 27/28 balanced 2=relay 2 Weak two – 6 card suit 6-10 HCP 2NT=OGUST [05] 2 Weak two – 6 card suit 6-10 HCP 2NT=OGUST [05] 2NT 19,20 bal; 3 = 5 Card Puppet Stayman [06]; 3/3 = Transfers; 3 = 5s+4h 4 or 5NT Quantitative aspects of system which opponents should note (Please include details of any agreements involving bidding on significantly less than traditional values).
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