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 ====Asking Bids==== ====Asking Bids====
      
-We use only three of the asking bids; Alpha, Gamma and a control ask. +We use only two <del>three</del> of the asking bids; Alpha, Gamma <del>and a control ask</del>. 
      
  
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 Suppose the bidding begins 1\C - 1\H - 1\S; 1\S is Alpha and asks for responses as follows:  Suppose the bidding begins 1\C - 1\H - 1\S; 1\S is Alpha and asks for responses as follows: 
  
-|1st step (1N)|no positive support for \ss (less than Hxx or xxxx) and not more than 3 controls |+|1st step (1N)|no positive support for \ss (less than \sHxx or \sxxxx) and not more than 3 controls |
 |2nd step (2\C)|no positive support for \ss, but upwards of 4 controls| |2nd step (2\C)|no positive support for \ss, but upwards of 4 controls|
-|3rd step (2\D)|positive support (Hxx, xxxx, or better), but not more than 3 controls|+|3rd step (2\D)|positive support (\sHxx, \sxxxx, or better), but not more than 3 controls|
 |4th step (2\H)|positive support, upwards of 4 controls| |4th step (2\H)|positive support, upwards of 4 controls|
-|5th step (2\S)| 4-card positive support (Hxxx or better) upwards of 4 controls|+|5th step (2\S)| 4-card positive support (\sHxxx or better) upwards of 4 controls|
        
  
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   - If responder has shown a balanced hand of 7 to 12 or 15 up, then the 6th step shows no fit with 15+ HCP and the 7th shows a fit with 15+ HCP. Neither response promises or denies a specific number of controls.    - If responder has shown a balanced hand of 7 to 12 or 15 up, then the 6th step shows no fit with 15+ HCP and the 7th shows a fit with 15+ HCP. Neither response promises or denies a specific number of controls. 
-  - If responder has shown a suit, then the 6th and higher steps are natural, deny as many as 4 controls and show a singleton or void in opener's suit. +  - If responder has shown a suit, then the 6th and higher steps are natural, deny as many as 4 controls and show a singleton or void in opener's suit. The 5\+-5\+ responding hand will have 6\+ losers if a jump is made.  With 5 losers or fewer, bid the first step (no fit, 3 controls or fewer).  Agreed   --- //[[John@Kinn.Org|John Kinn]] 2017/05/18 15:46//
      
  
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 |\DQx|\DAJxx| |\DQx|\DAJxx|
 |\CQJ10xx|\CAxx |  |\CQJ10xx|\CAxx | 
 +|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
 |1\C|1\S|   |1\C|1\S|  
 |2\C|2N (fit with 4+ controls)| |2\C|2N (fit with 4+ controls)|
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 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|| |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------||
 |\SAKx|\Sxx| |\SAKx|\Sxx|
-|hAQx|\HKxxx|+|\hAQx|\HKxxx|
 |\DQx|\DAJxx| |\DQx|\DAJxx|
 |\CQJ10xx|\CAxx| |\CQJ10xx|\CAxx|
 +|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------||
 |1\C|1\S|   |1\C|1\S|  
 |2\C|2N (fit with 4+ controls)| |2\C|2N (fit with 4+ controls)|
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 ===The control ask=== ===The control ask===
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 +We no longer play control ask, 1NT is natural in the sequences below, and so are responses to it.
 +
 +** OBSOLETE - BEGIN **
  
 In forcing auctions that begin with opener bidding 1N as his first natural bid after a positive natural bid by responder, the 1N bid asks for controls:  In forcing auctions that begin with opener bidding 1N as his first natural bid after a positive natural bid by responder, the 1N bid asks for controls: 
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 |1N||| |1N|||
  
 +** OBSOLETE - END **
  
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