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A 2/1 game-forcing system by two longtime Canadian experts and teachers. Presented as a modified Kaplan-Sheinwold system, it features 5-card majors and frisky 11-14 1NT. A 2/1 response by an unpassed hand is always game-forcing.
- 1Nt Forcing
1NT Forcing (aka the Forcing Notrump) is a cornerstone of...
- What Is 2/1
Two Over One (2/1) Game Forcing is a natural, 5-card major...
- 1Nt Forcing
2/1 Game Forcing, Constructive: Responder. Deciding which suit to bid, to create a game forcing auction or after you are already in one, can be a difficult decision. Here we look at when it is ok to bypass a 4-card suit vs when we should just be as cheaply as possible.
10 Μαΐ 2021 · The primary idea is that when partner opens at the 1-level and we bid a new suit at the 2-level (not a jump shift), this is a game forcing bid – meaning neither Opener nor Responder can play a contract below game.
2/1 game forcing (Two-over-one game forcing) is a bidding system in modern contract bridge, where a non-jump two-level response to a one-level opening bid commits a partnership to at least the game level.
Two Over One (2/1) Game Forcing is a natural, 5-card major bidding system. When the auction begins 1 / /, a simple 2-level response in a new suit is forcing to game. Responder promises 13+ points in the following 6 sequences:
The 2/1 GF system is the same as Standard American except for a few differences: A non-jump bid of 2 in a new suit after partner opens 1 of a major shows an opening hand and is forcing to game. Only if partner opens 1 of a major. (Best to have 1D-2C show 10+, like Std Amer.)
The solution is that you change your 1NT response range. In standard bidding a 1NT response shows 6-10 points. In 2/1 it shows 6-12 points and it is forcing for 1 round. This is just a snapshot, if you intend to play 2/1 you need a lot more. Lesson available on BakerBridge.
