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BRIDGE LESSONS Welcome Teacher: Your Name Here Telephone: © Copyright Reserved New Zealand Bridge Inc Prepared by Amanda Smith

Lesson Two One Level Opening Bids

Ranking of the Suits N o T rumps S pades  H earts D iamonds  C lubs  MAJOR suits MINOR suits

Finding a Fit A Fit is 8+ cards in one suit If there is a fit in a major this will be the trump suit If there is no fit, then choose No Trumps

Levels of Bidding The number of tricks you must make to get a score = 6 + the level bid 1 Level Contracts... Must make = 7 tricks 2 Level Contracts... Must make = 8 tricks 3 Level Contracts... Must make = 9 tricks etc 4 Level Contracts... Must make tricks? 6 Level Contracts... Must make tricks?

11 11 1 11 1NT 22 22 2 22 2NT 33 33 3 33 3NT 44 44 4 44 4NT etc The Auction Every suit has a ranking order Each bid must be higher than the previous bid The first person to bid is the Opener Opener’s partner is the Responder

Basic Rules for Opening 1-suit You must have enough High Card Points 12-19

Basic Rules for Opening 1-suit Q = 2 A = 4 K = 3 J = 1

Which hand can open the bidding?

PointsDescription 11 clubs 11 12 – diamonds 1 12 – hearts 11 12 – spades 1NT 12 – 14 Balanced hand... SPECIAL CASE Opener’s First Bid

Basic Rules for opening bids Bid your longest suit first

Basic Rules for opening bids Bid your lower ranking 4 card suit first

What do you open? Bid your higher ranking 5 card suit first

Quiz … what do you open? Open 1  … open your lower ranking 4 card suit first

Quiz … what do you open? Open 1  … open your higher ranking 5 card suit first

Further Bidding... To come in more detail Responder needs 6 + points to bid... ½ of what Opener needs Try to find a Fit as soon as possible There are 3 choices of level Minimum (6 – 9) Close to Game (10 – 12) Enough for Game (13+) If there is NO fit, then bit No Trumps To bid Game you need to have 25+ points between the two hands

Practice Online Go to Follow the instructions in the Welcome Pack REMEMBER to change your bidding system Follow the notes to see what to bid (after the opening bid Play the hands … these are the ones we have played tonight. You can play the hands as often as you want Practice playing the hands different ways to see what happens

Play of the Hand – Trump Contracts Draw trumps first Remember to count how many trumps are left out STOP drawing trumps when: Only the highest trump is left OR Your Opponents trumps have run out

Draw trumps first … then set up a long suit

Summary for 1-level suit openers Open with points Bid your longest suit first If you have two 4 card suits bid the lower ranked suit first If you have two 5 card suits bid the higher ranked suit first Suit quality does not matter 12-19

Homework (sorry)

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