10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUE BID»
Discover the use of
cue bid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cue bid and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Once upon a time during the olden days of bridge, there came to pass a rule that
a cue bid of the opponent's suit promised first round control of that suit. Charles
Goren declared in The Fundamentals of Contract Bridge (1950), “When either ...
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Winning Contract Bridge
For this cue bid (1 spade—3 spades4 diamonds) you might hold: (a) AAKl082
VKQ102 OAS Q53 This cue bid tells partner two things: you are interested in slam
(or else you would have gone right to game); you have control of the suit you bid
...
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Conventional Wisdom Plus a Comprehensive Guide to Modern ...
CUE BIDDING TO SLAM The cue bid in bridge is used in several areas of
investigation and/or declaration. In fact, one of the strongest bids partner can
make after an opposing bid is to name the same suit as the opponent bid. It is
used as a ...
If partner is strong, he responds with a cue-bid of his own: South holds, for
example: AK7643 <?A2 0AQ6 *983 The basic scheme is that the cue-bid of a
minor suit shows a major two-suiter, whereas a cue-bid in a major suit shows the
other ...
Alan Truscott, Phillip Adler, 1990
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Teach Yourself VISUALLY Bridge
Like the unusual notrump, Michaels cue bid also shows a hand with two long
suits (each usually 5 cards or longer). However, this time, the suits are different.
Over a minor suit opening bid (1♧ or 1♢), a Michaels cue bid—an immediate bid
of ...
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Introductory Duplicate Bridge
With 3+ card support and an invitational hand you will cue bid Jo at the 3 level if
you are supporting Q? and similarly in O if you are supporting Q. If you do not
have support you will bid the other major suit at the 3 level if it has 6+ cards and if
...
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Wait-A-Minute Bridge, II
The cue-bid in diamonds both shows the diamond Ace and denies the club Ace,
although a club cue-bid would not necessarily deny the diamond Ace. Without
definite slam interest, Responder would not cue-bid, so Opener will cooperate
with ...
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Pocket Posh Tips for Bridge Players
THE STAYMAN CuE-BID When your partner opens 1NT and your RHO makes a
natural overcall, you can't bid 2, and a bid of 3 shows clubs. So, if you want to
bid Stayman, you cue-bid the opponent's suit. The Stayman cue-bid is game ...
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Partnership Bidding: A Workbook
Imaj - 3maj 3 NT natural, balanced hand J asks for cheapest cue bid □ denies
ability to cue-bid clubs J other □ 4min (and 4<? over 3 *) cue bid yes □ wo □ if
natural, this is good suit J bad suit -I 5maj responder bids six with Opener's rebid
...
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17 Things That You Should Or Should Not Do in the Bridge Game
QV Cue Bids 0Q A Cue Bid is a forcing bid in a suit which the bidder would not
want to play! Cue Bids are made in a number of categories: 1. Bids in the
opponent's suit. For example—Cappelletti, Michaels, Western Cue Bid, and many
others, ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CUE BID»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cue bid is used in the context of the following news items.
The Bridge Column: The preemptive strike
In this instance a simple takeout double would evoke a 3D response from partner, followed by a 4C cue bid by North to show a perfect fit with ... «Bangalore Mirror, Jul 15»
Bridge: May 28, 2015
ANSWER: Spades is the agreed trump suit, so partner's four clubs is a control-showing cue bid to try for slam. Since your values are slammish ... «San Jose Mercury News, May 15»
Bridge quiz answers for May 25
You would still jump, or cue bid, with nine or more points. A non-jump bid shows about six to eight points when it is voluntary. Bid two clubs. «STLtoday.com, May 15»
Trott, Paynter capture Mixed Pairs crown
North now got a little carried away and cue bid 4 Clubs, South bid four Diamonds and North made a hopeful leap to six Hearts! West led the ... «Royal Gazette, Apr 15»
Bridge quiz answers for April 6
A • If you were to poll 100 bridge players, there would be votes for a takeout double and for a Michael's cue bid. We prefer the natural approach ... «STLtoday.com, Apr 15»
Bridge quiz answers for Dec. 15
A • This hand is perfect for a Michael's Cue Bid, showing 5-5 in the majors with less than an opening bid. Bid two diamonds. Should you not ... «STLtoday.com, Dec 14»
