California Jump Bid
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In Bridge, players bid by stating out loud to the rest of the players how many tricks their team will win. Bidding is done at the beginning of a round, and it consists of a number and a suit. The number is how many tricks a player thinks they'll win, and the suit is whatever trump suit they want for that round.
When you're bidding: Always search for a major-suit fit if one is possible, even if you've already found a fit in a minor suit. If you have a 4-card major you can show at the one-level, always bid it. Consider playing 3NT instead of 5C of 5D when you have the strength for game, but your only fit is in a minor suit.
Responding To Opening Bid Of 12663 or 12666 12663/12666 - (12666/)/12665/12660: - 6+ points with at least four cards in the new suit. In response always bid the longest suit first. With two suits 5-5, bid the higher ranking first. With two suits 4-4, bid the lower ranking first (except over 12663, with diamonds and a major,bid the major).
OWE YOUR PARTNER A BID With 6 9 points (a minimum hand) and two or less cards in your partners's major suit, bid a four card or longer major at the one level if you are able. This can only happen if you partner opens 12665.
Responses to Opening Bidsdon't bid without sufficient values.raise partner's major suit.show your own major suit.bid no trump.raise partner's minor suit.show your own minor suit.
Responses when you do not have a four card major: Just as with a major suit opening, as responder with a minimum hand you must stay at the one level. If partner opens one of a suit, with 6-9 points and no interference by the opps, you owe your partner a bid at the 1 level.
The Western Cue Bid is a 3-level cuebid that asks partner to bid 3NT with a stopper in the opponents' suit. It is the opposite of an "Eastern" cuebid, which shows a stopper in the enemy suit.
Standard American is a bidding system for the game of bridge widely used in North America and elsewhere. Owing to the popularization of the game by Charles Goren in the 1940s and 1950s, its early versions were sometimes referred to simply as 'Goren'.
After your partner opens the bidding, the person to your right gets a chance to bid. Then you, the responder, begin to describe your hand with your response to the opening bid. To make any response to an opening bid, you need at least 6 high card points (HCP) in your hand: If you have fewer than 6 HCP, just pass.
To make any response to an opening bid, you need at least 6 high card points (HCP) in your hand:If you have fewer than 6 HCP, just pass.If you have 6 or more HCP, your first obligation is to bid your longest suit.Sometimes, if you have 6 or more HCP, you may want to respond in notrump or support your partner's suit.
