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BRIDGE LESSONS Welcome Teacher: Your Name Here Telephone: © Copyright Reserved New Zealand Bridge Inc Prepared by Amanda Smith

Lesson Three Responder’s Limit Bids

Ranking of the Suits N o T rumps S pades  H earts D iamonds  C lubs  MAJOR suits MINOR suits

Finding a Fit A Fit is 8+ cards in one suit between the two hands If there is a fit in a major suit, then this will be the trump suit If there is no fit, then choose No Trumps

Basic Rules for Opening bids You must have enough High Card Points 12-19

Basic Rules for Responder’s bids You must have enough High Card Points 6 or more ½ the amount of points you need to open

Basic Rules for Responder’s bids 1.Support partner’s suit 2.Bid a new suit (next week’s lesson) 3.Bid No Trumps … this is the bid of last resort You have 3 choices

Responder’s Limit bids Support partner’s suit Bid No Trumps … this is the bid of last resort These are limit bids … they are NOT FORCING

FIRST CHOICE: Support Partner’s suit Minimum (6-9) … bid at the 2 level Nearly game (10-12) … bid at the 3 level Game (13+) … bid at the Game level These are limit bids … they are NOT FORCING

Partner Opens 1 … what do you bid points … with a fit Bid 2 … MINIMUM

Partner Opens 1 … what do you bid 10 – 12 points … with a fit Bid 3 … CLOSE TO GAME

Partner Opens 1 … what do you bid 13+ points … with a fit Bid 4 … GAME

LAST RESORT: Bid No Trumps Minimum (6-9) … bid 1NT Nearly game (10-12) … bid 2NT Game (13-15) … bid 3NT These are limit bids … they are NOT FORCING

Partner Opens 1 … what do you bid  with 6-9 points …. MUST bid 1NT No fit in hearts

Partner Opens 1 … what do you bid  with 6-9 points …. MUST bid 1NT No fit in hearts

Partner Opens 1 … what do you bid  with points …. MUST bid 2NT No fit in hearts

Opener’s REBID after 2 level (6-9) raise OPENERHCPACTION Minimum12 – 15PASS Close to Game16 – 17INVITE (bid 3) GAME18 – 19BID GAME

Opener’s REBID after 3 level raise OPENERHCPACTION Minimum12 – 13PASS GAME14+BID GAME

Opener’s Rebid Open 1 Bid 2 Open 1 then PASS

Opener’s Rebid Open 1 Bid 2 Open 1 then rebid 3

Opener’s Rebid Open 1 Bid 3 Open 1 then rebid 4

Opener’s REBID after 1NT response (6-9) OPENERHCPACTION Minimum12 – 15 Pass Bid lower new suit Rebid own suit Close to Game16 – 17 Bid new suit Bid 2NT Jump in own suit (6+) GAME18 – 19 BID GAME Bid 3NT Bid 4 Major (6+)

Opener’s REBID after 2NT response (10-12) OPENERHCPACTION Minimum12 – 13 Pass Rebid own suit (6+) GAME14 + Bid new suit Bid 3NT Bid 4 Major (6+)

DEFENCE TIPS Opening Leads

TWO TYPES OF CONTRACT Suit Contracts OR No Trump Contracts

Leads against a Suit Contract DO Lead partner’s suit (if they have bid one) Lead TOP of a sequence Lead a singleton in a side suit Lead your lowest card if you have an honour Lead top of rubbish cards

Leads against a No Trump Contract DO Lead partner’s suit (if they have bid one) Lead from your longest suit Lead TOP of a sequence Lead your lowest card from an honour Prefer a major over a minor Lead top of rubbish cards

What would this lead by partner mean? Top of a sequence Partner has the Jack (and hopefully the 10 as well) Partner does NOT have the King

What would this lead by partner mean? Low from an honour Partner has a King, Queen or Jack of hearts Partner has at least 3 hearts NOTE: If defending against No Trumps, partner may also have the Ace of the suit led If leading against a suit contract … partner MAY have a singleton heart

What would this lead by partner mean? Top of Rubbish Partner has no honour cards in clubs If leading against a suit contract … partner MAY have a singleton club

Leads against a Suit Contract DO NOT DO NOT lead away from an Ace … NEVER EVER EVER!!!! DO NOT lead away from broken honour suits eg K J 9 2 DO NOT lead singleton honour cards TRY NOT to lead suits bid by the opposition

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