Partner | LHO | You | RHO |
1NT | Dbl | ? |
Partner | LHO | You | RHO |
1NT | Pass | Pass | Dbl |
? |
After the opposing double, the SWINE bids are:
Meaning | |
---|---|
Pass | Requires partner to make an artificial redouble. Shows either a good hand that wants to play 1NT redoubled, OR any "touching" 2 suits (4-4 or better). After partner's redouble:
|
Redouble | Requires partner to bid an artificial 2 relay. Shows a weak one-suited hand (5+ cards). With clubs, simply pass partner's 2 bid; otherwise, bid naturally at the 2-level. |
2 | Clubs and a major (at least 4-4). Partner can pass with club tolerance, or bid |
2 | Diamonds and spades (at least 4-4). Partner can pass with 3+ diamonds or correct to |
2 | 5+ hearts and constructive values (better than redoubling and then bidding 2). Non-forcing. |
2 | 5+ spades and constructive values (better than redoubling and then bidding 2). Non-forcing. |
2NT | A strong and unbalanced hand, at least 5-5 shape in any two suits. Game-forcing. |
SWINE was created in 1973 by Australians Bob Sebesfi and Paul Woods.
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