Canapé |
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August 27, 2023
Canapé is a distinctive bidding method where the shorter of two suits is typically introduced first. If the player holds two suits of equal length, the lower-ranking suit may be shown first. |
Alcatraz Coup |
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August 26, 2023
The Alcatraz coup is an intentional, illegal revoke by declarer to ascertain the placement of certain cards held by the defenders. |
TONTO |
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August 25, 2023
TONTO is a transfer system after LHO opens a 3-level preempt and partner overcalls 3NT. |
Isaac Mizrahi, Bridge Player |
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April 16, 2023
Isaac Mizrahi is a well-known fashion designer, TV personality, and performer, but few people know about his passion for bridge. |
Bidding Conventions |
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A list of all 130+ bidding conventions, principles and systems on this site. |
SAYC |
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SAYC (Standard American Yellow Card) is a 5-card major bidding system popular in online bridge. |
Famous Bridge Players |
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Famous bridge players, both celebrities and professionals. |
Bergen Raises |
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Bergen raises are a form of specialized major-suit raises after a ![]() ![]() |
Jacoby 2NT |
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Jacoby 2NT is an artificial, game-forcing response to partner's 1M opening bid (e.g. 1![]() |
Jacoby Transfers |
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Jacoby Transfers are used when partner bids no-trumps and you hold a 5+ card major. |
Michaels Cuebid |
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The Michaels convention is a type of cuebid that shows a two-suited hand. |
"It was George [Kaufman] who pointed out that you could always hold good cards merely by sitting South. 'No matter who writes the books or articles,' he said, 'South holds the most terrific cards that I ever saw. There is a lucky fellow if I ever saw one.'"
— Charles Goren
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