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#21
Posted 2011-June-15, 18:03
Multi Landy is sometimes called Reverse Cappelletti (ML is capp with 2C and 2D switched), it makes sense that Cappelletti is Reverse Multi Landy
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Wayne Somerville
#22
Posted 2011-June-16, 04:27
manudude03, on 2011-June-15, 18:03, said:
Multi Landy is sometimes called Reverse Cappelletti (ML is capp with 2C and 2D switched), it makes sense that Cappelletti is Reverse Multi Landy ![:)](http://www.bridgebase.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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Not quite but close. In multi-Landy the 2D bid is specifically a major, in reverse Capp/Ham/Pott it can be any suit. It is true that alot of players do not get this distinction. There are also other variants, for example switching the 2M overcalls to 1-suited natural and moving the 5M-4+m hands to 2C.
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#23
Posted 2011-June-23, 09:24
"We couldn't agree on a system. So I play Cappelletti, she plays Hamilton."
Yes, I have said that at the table. No, I don't do it to anyone who I believe won't get it (although I did make a mistake once, and apologised for it). No, I wouldn't do that in a serious game. But yes, I have had a couple of odd looks for 2 or 3 seconds until they process it...
Yes, I have said that at the table. No, I don't do it to anyone who I believe won't get it (although I did make a mistake once, and apologised for it). No, I wouldn't do that in a serious game. But yes, I have had a couple of odd looks for 2 or 3 seconds until they process it...
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