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Responding to 1NT Lesson - BridgeWebs
Bridge Lesson An introduction to some common conventions and agreements used to respond to the bid of 1NT with examples The Villages Duplicate Bridge Club February 2 & 9, 2017. By Neil H Timm In this Lesson we will learn how one may respond to the bid of 1NT. playing the 2/1 Game Force System with the point range of 15-17 or 14+ to 18- using Marty Bergen's Adjust-3 Hand Evaluation Method. While many ranges are used when bidding 1NT, any range that includes the value of 15 is considered strong. A range without the value of 15 is considered weak; for example, 10-12 and 12-14 are weak notrump ranges and 12/13-15 is strong. What is the best range? Based upon a Computer Orientated Bridge Analysis (COBRA), the best lowest/safest strong range is 12-15 and the next best strong ranges are 15-17 and 15-18, respectively. Any agreed notrump range used by a partnership must be announced since the designated notrump range is in blue on the Convention Card (CC). When bidding 1NT, your distribution is most often balanced or semi- balanced!
In this lesson we will learn how one may respond to the bid of 1NT playing the 2/1 Game Force System with the point range of 15-17 or “14+ to 18-” using Marty Bergen’s Adjust-3 Hand Evaluation Method.
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