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--- system_basis [2023/08/02 15:19] – john
+++ system_basis [2023/08/03 21:20] (current) – john
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 is a problem or not.
-<html><a name=basis></a></html>
 ==== Basis of the System ====
 ^^
 | **CANA**pé |
-| <html><span style="color:orange">R</span>ela<span style="color:orange">Y</span>s </html> |
+| **R**ela**Y** |
-| <html>strong<span style="color:orange">Club</span> </html>|
+| **Club**|
 <html><a name=openingbids></a></html>
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 |2\C| 11 - 16 HCP 6 card \C suit, no secondary major |
 |2\D|11 - 16 HCP 3-suited hand (4441/5440)  544 hands with a major suit void are opened 1 \H/\S rather than 2\D |
-|2\H/2\S| 11 - 16 HCP 5/6 or bid major with 4/5 \C.  The hand has 5 or 6 (Roman) losers. |
+|2\H/2\S| 11 - 16 HCP 5\+ of bid major with 4\+\C.  The hand has 5 or 6 (Roman) losers. |
 |2N|23 - 24 HCP balanced (note: we do not open the slam-buster 2N bid very often! :-D) |
 |3\C|11 - 16 HCP 5\+ cards in each minor.  Hand has 4 to 6 (Roman) losers. |
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 |17\+HCP | 1\c||
-<html><a name=principles></a></html>
+===Principles of Canapé===
-===Principle of Canapé===
 With 2 - suited hands, the shorter of 2 suits is bid first. If the suits
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 descending. In an ascending canapé sequence, the second suit is at
 least 5 cards long and is //at least// as long as the first. In a descending
-canapé, the second suit is //always// longer than the first.
+canapé, the second suit is **always** longer than the first.
 ===Roman loser count===