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Lead:
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Bidding
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J2
AQJ104
K109
Q64
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2143
}
Vul:
None
Dlr:
S
Contract:
Lead:
Prev
Next
Bidding
W
N
E
S
?
West
North
South
J2
AQJ104
K109
Q64
East
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100
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104
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106
107
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127
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129
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131
132
133
9210
9028
9029
2143
}
Vul:
None
Dlr:
S
Contract:
Lead:
Prev
Next
Bidding
W
N
E
S
?
W
N
S
J2
AQJ104
K109
Q64
E
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Lesson
Throughout this series of hands I will assume you want to improve your basic bidding skills. This group of hands is an introduction to the game of bridge, and intended to identify the basic bids/tools necessary to learn before you proceed to level 1. You are the dealer and the dealer always starts the bidding with a bid or a pass. Before you decide whether your hand qualifies to be opened or to be passed, you must count your high card points. Ace=4 HCP King=3 HCP Queen=2 HCP Jack=1 HCP In order to start the bidding you usually need at least 12 HCP in your hand. The whole point of bidding is to conduct a useful conversation with your partner. It is nearly impossible to try to bid with 100% accuracy, but by adopting a simple set of guidelines as to the meaning of the bids you make, it is possible to paint an accurate picture of your hand. In this series of hands I will mention most of the rules needed to communicate with your partner. Think of them as Bridge Language. Question: How many HCP does this hand have?
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