What is ogust in bridge?

Ogust is a bridge convention used by responder after his partner has made a weak-two opening bid; its purpose is to gauge the strength of the weak-two bidder's hand. Named after Harold A.
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What is reverse Drury in bridge?

After a Third or Fourth Seat opening of a Major suit, the responder, who is a passed hand, shows a strong raise with at least 3-card support, and 10-12 point range, by bidding 2 . The opener will sign off on the Two Level with a minimum hand, and this is known as Reverse Drury.
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What does 2NT mean in bridge?

Jacoby 2NT (Swedish: Stenberg 2NT) is a bridge convention in which a bid of 2NT over partner's opening bid of one heart (1♥) or one spade (1♠) shows a hand with both. opening strength or better - normally at least 12 HCP or a hand meeting the "Rule of 20" criteria, and. at least four-card support for opener's major ...
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What is the XYZ convention in bridge?

XYZ is a convention whereby the first 3 bids of a partnership's auction are on the 1-level (but not 1NT- over 1NT you can play some version of New Minor Forcing). SO, it goes 1-something, 1-something, then 1-of-a-major. After those 3 bids (1X-1Y-1Z), the typical treatment is to use: 2.
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What is Checkback Stayman?

Checkback Stayman is a convention. This convention is alertable. Checkback Stayman is a convention to find a major suit fit. It is similar to 2♣ Stayman after 1NT opening, but checkback Stayman is applied by the responder after a 1NT or 2NT rebid by the opener.
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What is two way new minor forcing bridge?

2-Way New Minor Forcing is an upgrade to New Minor Forcing that allows Responder to better describe their hand and greatly simplify and clarify the rest of the auction.
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What does 3NT mean in bridge?

In the card game contract bridge, Gambling 3NT is a special treatment of an opening bid of 3NT. The bid is used to describe a hand containing a minor suit of at least seven cards in length and headed by the ace, king and queen, at minimum.
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What does Alertable mean in bridge?

All bridge players use conventions to a greater or lesser degree. Some of these conventions are alertable - you must inform your opponents as to their meaning when they are used.
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What is Partscore in bridge?

If you bid a contract that scores less than 100 points, this is called a Part Score. If you make a Part Score you score a bonus of 50 points. If you fail to make your contract your opponents score 50 points (or 100 if vulnerable) for every trick you fail by (called undertricks).
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What is Smolen in bridge?

Smolen is a convention used by a responder to a notrump opening bid (or natural notrump overcall). It is used when the responder is 5-4 in the majors (either way). It is used only when the responder has enough strength for game.
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How do I respond to Jacoby transfer?

Opener can super-accept the transfer by bidding three of the major with a maximum hand containing at least four cards in that major.
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How do I respond to Drury?

Drury is a conventional 2 response by a passed hand after partner opens 1 or 1 in third or fourth seat. The 2 bid is artificial, showing a limit raise with 10-12 support points and 3+ card support. Playing Drury, responder can keep the bidding low at the 2-level instead of making a jump raise.
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What is multi Landy in bridge?

Multi-Landy (Woolsey) is a convention used after the opponents open 1NT. It gets its name from the use of the Landy 2 overcall and Multi 2 convention. The "Woolsey" aspect comes from the multiple possible meanings of a double, as invented by Kit Woolsey.
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What is dont in bridge?

In the card game contract bridge, DONT is a conventional overcall used to interfere with an opponent's one notrump (1NT) opening bid. DONT, an acronym for Disturb Opponents' Notrump, was designed by Marty Bergen, and is therefore also referred to as "Bergen over Notrump".
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What is an unassuming cue bid?

This is a bid to ask how good your overcall is. To do this you bid the suit the opposition opened with. You should have at least 10 points and 3+ card support for partner's overcalled suit.
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Are cue bids Alertable?

A cue bid is defined as a bid of a suit shown by an opponent or of the denomination bid by an opponent. Skip bids are not given any special status - generally they should be alerted if conventional and not alerted if natural. Bidding style is not alertable.
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Is Drury convention Alertable?

Drury is an artificial bid of 2♣ (alertable) response that is used only by a passed hand after partner opens 1♥ or 1♠ in third or fourth seat when responder has at least 3 card support in partner's major and 10+ support points.
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WHO announces transfer in Bridge?

After opener bids 1, 2, or 3 Notrump, the responder announces "transfer" to inform the opponents that the responder's bid is artificial and conventional. Note: partnership agreements for the Jacoby Transfer vary - a few of the more popular methods are included here.
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What does 2NT response to 1NT mean?

A response of 2NT to a 1NT opening bid tells opener to bid 3. It shows a weak hand that wants to play in three of a minor. Responder either passes 3♣ or bids 3*, to sign off in diamonds.
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What is a 2 club response to 1NT?

It is one of the oldest and most widely used conventions in the world, since a major suit contract is often preferable to no-trumps. A 2 response to 1NT normally shows at least a game-invitational hand with one or both majors.
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What is 3 No Trump in bridge?

Three notrump (3NT) is a bid in bridge which specifies a contract for the partnership to take 9 tricks without a trump suit. It is the lowest game contract in contract bridge, and it's also the most commonly played contract.
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What is the 2 over 1 convention in bridge?

The “2/1” (two over one) rules require players to pay more attention to the seat order of the opener and responder and many 2/1 bids must be alerted. You must know when 2/1 rules apply and when they do not apply.
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What is a game try suit in bridge?

A game try (also called a game trial bid) in the card game of bridge is a bid that shows interest in bidding a game and asks partner to help in making the decision.
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Is Jordan 2NT Alertable?

This is a partnership agreement that you Page 5 should discuss with partner. Please remember that Jacoby 2NT, the special convention that shows a major suit raise is CANCELLED after any interference, including the double. Jordan (the 2NT bid) is alertable.
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