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#1 User is offline   relpar 

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Posted 2020-August-20, 19:12

Playing 2/1 is there consensus of the meaning of Opener's rebid in the following auction: 1S - 1NT, 2NT? The partnership regularly opens 1NT with with a 5 card major.
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Posted 2020-August-20, 19:17

18-19 balanced is quite standard if not playing specialized gadgets. Can include some 17s deemed too strong to open 1nt.
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Posted 2020-August-20, 23:09

View Postrelpar, on 2020-August-20, 19:12, said:

Playing 2/1 is there consensus of the meaning of Opener's rebid in the following auction: 1S - 1NT, 2NT? The partnership regularly opens 1NT with with a 5 card major.


I like to play this as 18-19 HCP. With most of my partners we play transfers are on after the 2NT response which allows Responder to describe their hand shape or strength of a major raise:
  • 3 Transfer to , Responder may pass with , no fit, and a weak hand.
  • 3 Transfer to , Responder may pass with , no fit, and a weak hand.
  • 3 Transfer to , stronger raise.
  • 3 Weak raise.

This is described in detail in Max Hardy's book "Advanced Bridge Bidding in the 21st Century.
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