w****b 发帖数: 623 | 1 * Rebidding considerations
In many cases, what to open is dictated by rebidding
considerations.
This problem is especially obvious when you hold a 2-suiter,
while you expect to bid your 2nd suit on next turn, reality
often forbids you to do so.
Say, if you have S-C minimum to medium, and open 1S, you'll
be end-bid if partner responds 2D. You can't bid 3C and
rebidding S may be a distortion of your hand.
Generally if you have 2-majors or 2 minors you are less
concerned. If you have:
* S-D, H-D, r |
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