Partner | Opp 1 | You | Opp 2 | |||
1NT | X | ? |
Partner | Opp 1 | You | Opp 2 | |||
1NT | Pass | Pass | X | |||
? |
After the opposing double, the conventional bids are as follows.
Pass:
To play.
XX:
Requires partner to bid an artificial 2. Shows a one-suited hand. With clubs, simply pass partner's 2 bid; otherwise, correct to 2//.
2:
2:
Shows clubs and a higher suit (at least 4-4). Partner can pass with club tolerance or bid 2 to fish for the higher suit.
2:
2:
Shows diamonds and a higher suit (at least 4-4).
2:
2:
Shows hearts and spades (at least 4-4).
2:
2:
5+ spades. Depending on partnership agreement, this may be weaker than a redouble followed by a 2 rebid. Alternatively, it may promise more strength than the redouble sequence. Either way, it's still non-forcing.
Note that with a balanced 4432 and reasonable strength, responder may pass rather then bid at the 2-level.
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