|
Ovest |
Nord |
Significato |
| 2♥♠ | ! |
punitivo, mostra una mano non troppo forte con valori di lunghezza nel colore avversario e almeno quattro prese difensive, tra le quali, probabilmente tre in atout |
| 2♠ |
meramente competitivo (mostra una contro-sottoapertura) |
|
| 3♥ |
come sopra con forza e lunghezza adeguate alla situazione di zona |
|
| 2SA |
16-18PO bilanciati con almeno un fermo nel colore lungo |
|
| 3§ |
corrisponde ad un contro a togliere di massimo 16PO |
|
| 3♦ |
corrisponde ad un contro a togliere di 17+PO |
|
| 3♥♠ |
in Surlicita, mostra una mano bicolore molto sbilanciata con probabile Brevitą nel colore avversario |
|
| 3♠/4♥ |
in Surlicita a Salto, buona monocolore minore con almeno un fermo nel colore avversario |
Today the 2♦
Multicolor has replaced a large part of the bridge world the two
Major weak, however, some players, do not without justification, preferring to
continue with old method.
Hence the need to develop a defense method vs of they.
Among the many designed for the purpose, my favorite, for its relative simplicity it been launched by the British champion Paul Hackett:
|
West |
North |
Meaning |
| 2♥♠ | ! |
punitive, shows a hand is not too strong with length values in the color opponent and at least four tricks defensive, among them, probably three in trump |
| 2♠ |
competitive (shows an other two weak) |
|
| 3♥ |
competitive (shows an other three weak) |
|
| 2SA |
16-18PH balanced and at least a stopper in long suit |
|
| 3§ |
it is like a double take out of maximum 16PH |
|
| 3♦ |
it is like a double take out of at least 17PH |
|
| 3♥♠ |
over bid, shows a unbalanced two color hand with probable singleton in opening color |
|
| 3♠/4♥ |
jump over bid, shows a good one color hand with at least a stopper in opening color |