OleEd
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Showing a Strong Hand After an Overcall - 2008/03/08 20:20
Definitely a rather elimentry question.... BUT, so far in 2 different tournaments lately, I have had about 18+/- points.
The bids have been w-1D, N-P, E-1H S-??? (16+pts unbalanced hand) and this one against 2 LMs: W-2D, N-P, E-2 S(said some keycard thing???), S-???(17pts Club-A, Hearts-AKQJ9),S-J10X, Dia-QJxx).... On first I went with a jumpshift and the 2d with a double, W-3D, pass out which was way wrong with even setting each by 2 we had bottom boards.
I have looked in 2 different basic manuals indicating a que bid as a way and a jump shift but these are without adding conventions. I as others play ques and jump shifts as limit or light as I have been taught. I have noticed that we have not added anything to our overcall bidding system so this is a void needing to be filled.
Wife and I are just adding Michaels to our standard american plus stayman, Jacobys, TX, takeout and responsives, gerber, blackwood.
Would someone please advise?
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