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| - | Here will be links to points within the system notes which are new or require discussion. | + | Here will be links to points within the system notes which are new or require discussion. |
| - | By the way, < | + | I agree with those. I would also add that the second relay cannot be declarer's first suit. E.g. |
| + | 1\S-1N / 2\H-2\S is just a non-invitational 3 card preference to \S, and at most a singleton \H. (The hand cannot be invitational, | ||
| + | 1\D-1N-2\C-2\D is also not second relay, it may have 4\D, did not want to bypass the 5-3 or 5-4 fit in a major. | ||
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| - | [[1club-enemy-compete# | + | Those points are exactly why I said a **new suit** is a relay. |
| - | D0P1 is agreed then. | + | Ah, ok. Looks like I needed to have it spelled out for me... |
| - | [[system basis# | ||
| - | No, not really. | ||
| - | I will open any 13\+ HCP hands (unless I downgrade the hand due to quacks, or unprotected honors). | ||
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| - | For <13 HCP distributional hands, I add distribution points, and only when borderline, I will look at the quick tricks or loser count. I may not open a one suited hand with 12 HCP if the suit quality is bad, and 1NT does not look appealing. | ||
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| - | [[twomajor# | ||
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| - | Agreed - Gabor | ||
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