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I really dislike 1M 3N as a 3card support, gf hand. It takes up too much room and partner is no better off.
The treatment is not marked on my card, I have not found a good use for it.
I think it is preferable to show your partner your hand without using these jumps. The method I use is is to start with an artificial 2C* (could be short) and show M support on my next bid.
Best meaning for 1H -3NT and 1S - 3NT in a 2/1 GF context with 5 card majors
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Posted 2012-April-19, 07:25
"And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly." MikeH
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Posted 2012-April-19, 10:10
The most important thing is to agree on something simple and stick to it.
You're not going to decide a tournament on this, except when you have a misunderstanding.
You're not going to decide a tournament on this, except when you have a misunderstanding.
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Posted 2012-April-19, 12:08
I don't play it with anyone at the moment, but I prefer it to be a splinter in the suit below (1S-3NT=♥splinter, 1H-3NT=♦splinter), means opener always has room over the splinter.
Wayne Somerville