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| WEEKLY QUIZ |
Weekly Quiz 3.
All playing ACOL, Benji, 2 weak 2’s, Reverse Attitude Signals and Discards.
You are sitting West. You are sitting East.
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A 9 7 3
Q J 10 7
K Q 8
A 2
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N
W 4 E
S
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N
W 5 E
S
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Q J 10 3
J 10 8 7
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K Q 9 4
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Dealer South
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Vul. N/S
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Dealer East
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Vul. All
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S
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W
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N
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E
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E
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S
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W
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N
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1♦️
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P
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2♣️
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P
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1NT*
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X
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2♣️*
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P
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X
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2♦️
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X
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P
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1NT* 12-14 2♣️* Exit transfer
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Hand 4
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Hand 5
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South opens 1D,
4a) Now it is your turn to bid, what are you going to do?
4b) What is your partners response of 2C mean?
4c) What is your next bid?
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You pass and South opens 1NT, your partner doubles, North goes 2C transferring to 2D. You then double, South obeys partner and bids 2D. Then your partner doubles again and it comes round to you.
5a) What do you understand by partners first double?
5b) You have doubled 2C, letting partner know you like clubs, and it is your hand. After South has transferred to 2D. Your partner doubles again. What is partner saying now?
5c) It has come round to you, what do you do?
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2♣️* Exit transfer; This is a convention used after a 1NT is doubled. Most partnerships play natural after interference. Even doubles,
but we have agreed to play Exit Transfers to keep the strong hand hidden from the opposition. You bid the suit below your 5-card suit
and partner completes the transfer. Redouble means transfer to Clubs partner, and so on. This is done when the partner of the opener
is very weak and knows partner is not going to make their 1NT contract doubled. Safer in a suit contract, may only be the time declarer
can get into dummy to take any finesse. If you bid your 5-card suit, the defence can see all of partners points and can take full advantage.
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