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55 - NOVEMBER 2024

55 - NOVEMBER 2024

EAST ERRS

On today’s deal, declarer survived a misdefense to make their thin 4 Spades game. W N E S 1NT 2♠ 3♦(*) 3♠ Pass 4♠ (*) As a purely competitive (i.e., non-forcing) bid, I’d say this is a trifle cowardly. Punt…

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FORCING OR NON-FORCING?

NEW MINOR FORCING

This popular convention is used when the Opener rebids 1NT or 2NT. Responder bids the "new" (unbid) minor as an artificial way to ask about (or "check back" on) the majors.

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Larry Cohen

Larry Cohen is one of America’s top writers and teachers, having semi-retired from top-level competition in 2009. His To Bid or Not to Bid; The LAW of Total Tricks is one of the best-selling bridge books of all time.

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