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Dealing with Michaels and Unusual 2NT7
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Tue, Oct 11, 2022Gavin WolpertBiddingGavin's Master SeriesWolperts on Competitive Bidding
This lesson will cover how experts deal with the opponents making conventional two suited overcalls. We will discuss the well known tool "Unusual vs Unusual" as well as some more complex methods such as fit jumps and transfers. More important than all of those tools, we will discuss how and when to penalize your opponents for making these bids too aggressively much like we did in "going for blood".
Series:
Gavin's Master Series- 2/1 System Structure
- 2/1 Major Suit Slams: Serious 3NT
- 2/1 Scrambling for a Fit
- 1NT Opening Response Structure
- Reverses
- Major Suit Opening Response Structure
- Two Way New Minor Forcing
- Minor Suit Opening
- Transfers after 1M X
- Continuing After the Forcing/Semi-Forcing 1NT
- Slams After 1NT
- Minor Suit Slam Bidding
- Transfer Lebensohl
- Dealing with Interference after 1NT
- Transfers after 2NT Rebid
- Multi Landy
- Going for Blood with Penalty Doubles
- 2NT Opening Response Structure
- Michaels and Unusual 2NT
- Reverse Drury and Passed Hand Response Structure
- 2C Opening Response Structure
- Dealing With Preempts
- Dealing with Michaels and Unusual 2NT
- Advancing Partner's Overcall
- More NT Interference
- Exclusion Blackwood
- Weak Two Bids and Follow-Ups
Series:
Wolperts on Competitive Bidding- Two Suited Hands
- The Art of Balancing
- The Free Bid
- Redoubles
- All About Cuebids
- Dealing with Overcalls 1
- Dealing with Overcalls 2
- Hand Evaluation
- Doubles
- Continuing After a Support Double
- Natural Game and Slam Tries
- Passed Hand Bidding
- Power Doubles Part 1
- Power Doubles Part 2
- Takeout Doubles Continued
- Multi Landy
- Defending against Precision
- Going for Blood with Penalty Doubles
- Michaels and Unusual 2NT
- The Trap Pass and Reopening Double
- Dealing with Michaels and Unusual 2NT
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