Overall Design
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** For example, after a 1{{Hs}} opening by partner, a hand containing 6 HCP and four cards in the heart suit would immediately raise to 3{{Hs}}. (Partner is known to have at least five hearts. Add those five to the four that responder has makes nine. Take six from nine means a raise to the 3-level.) | ** For example, after a 1{{Hs}} opening by partner, a hand containing 6 HCP and four cards in the heart suit would immediately raise to 3{{Hs}}. (Partner is known to have at least five hearts. Add those five to the four that responder has makes nine. Take six from nine means a raise to the 3-level.) | ||
* <big> ''PRINCIPLE 11'': '''If a bidder cannot make the first-round bid his hand merits (because the opposition have already taken the auction too high), the bidder simply doubles, with an implied message to partner: "RHO has just taken my opening bid away, and I believe it is safe for you to bid at this or one level higher." </big> | * <big> ''PRINCIPLE 11'': '''If a bidder cannot make the first-round bid his hand merits (because the opposition have already taken the auction too high), the bidder simply doubles, with an implied message to partner: "RHO has just taken my opening bid away, and I believe it is safe for you to bid at this or one level higher." </big> | ||
- | * <big> ''PRINCIPLE 14'': ''' Simplex is designed so that the contract reached is, on most occasions, dealer-independent. That is, if all four players are Simplex bidders, the same contract should be reached, irrespective of who opened the bidding. ''' | + | * <big> ''PRINCIPLE 14'': ''' Simplex is designed so that the contract reached is, on most occasions, dealer-independent. That is, if all four players are Simplex bidders, the same contract should be reached, irrespective of who opened the bidding. ''' </big> |
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