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THE GAME OF BRIDGE Weekly Chat on Contract Specially Written for "The Post" by "Approach Bid" DISTRIBUTIONAL COUNT In making a suit "birl of one, the open- four spades, if necessary, as he -has ing bidder counts honour tricks in the s hown at least three playing tricks, band with the trump strength neces- fcin ton tricks bet ween you. Vo sary for an opening bid ot one in a ° • , '• ~" suit. The long suit tricks in the open- "ot count rufiing. tricks in .the.opening ing hand are counted for rebids and bidder's hand. raises in the event of further bidding, When valuing the hand in support of: but are not counted for the opening partnol .» s bid suit the responding hand bid. To arrive at the total number r . . , * • i , of playing trieks'in the hand you must counts houour tricks> trum? tncks> lo"S count not only .the honour tricks but suit tricks, and ruffing tricks. When also the long suit tricks in the hand, supporting partner's trump bid, tha and add them together. • This will trump length and honours are valued:—. give you the number ot tricks you may expect your hand to make out of the' trump lexgth thirteen tricks. In revaluing your Thrpe trumps or less - :0" tricks • hand after partner's response, the play- Tour small trumps ■ \i to 1 trick* ing strength, of your trump suit, will bo Flvo trumps . , 1 trick determined by your partner's raise in blx trunips ■ •• — trlcb" the suit, or his refusal to support it; *J.x.x.x. or 10.9.x.x. in trumps counts 1 trlclj If he refuses, the value of your trump fo.r lengtn. _ suit is lessened (unless it is practically HONOUR VALUE. solid) as his failure to support points a. of partner's bid suit 1 trick to unfavourable distribution' of' the K. of partner's bid suit 1 trlclc trumps. .In ,this case, if the ppening «;J^ t >~ T..:::::::V W bid was made on a four-card suit, there would be no chance of establishing the Side suits arc valued the same as ia low cards of the suit. If, on the other tllc O p en i n g hand. Trump tricks aro hand, partner has supported the trump . douW ■ h va]uo o£ si(]e ' suit bid, showing either three to the queen s ; or four small trumps, the opening bidder tricks. even with a four-card trump suit may Table ot Ruffing Tricks'ln Supporting Tartner'J expect to establish one long suit trick Bid Suit, in it. . With 3i With 4 or Valuation of Openlnd Bidder's Long Suit Tricks. ' Tn.mps. . more Trumps, ' (if supported by partner). . A dniiblcton counts %tr <-l> . 1 Irid £^l Ku!—. \%L n trick" , Costing the responding hand at it* A six-card length is worth 3 tricks 2 tricks full playing trick value after partner* ... " ~ ~ ~, , h opening bid of one spade. Illustration:—• *A four-card side suit not headed by an x =>. *■ rsTreTlSSSr'^enT^pafc^S'" 11 * <%' «-»'^ '^> ,j« a " : ; ■'.'•:■• M (1) A. (-) for a singleton with four Counting a hand at its full playing trumps trick value when partner has raised your opening bid of one spade. Illus- J an honour, tration: — ~ . ~ ■. For Honours, For Lone; i V , 2V< Tricks. Suit Tricks. ♦ (2) iVk.7.'C.D.2 (3) fora G-card trump length. l'/s for honour tricks. 2'/j for lons.suit M 1/1011"" fi-M for a 4 card length tricks = a total of four playing tricks in Hit V (%).H.J.i.-. Hs) tor a 4-caru icn«,ui. hand, worth one.raise. 4 (1) A.4. ' (0) , • ■"■.,"■•■■'. (o) 7. (d) In valuing a. hand in defence of aa -^- '-—; , , opponent's suit bid, count only honour 3%" for honour "tricks. SVi for long' suit tricks arid trumP tT'^s- ia: tricks=a total of 7 playing-tricks. ■ side suits-may not be counted against After partner's raise j Tou should' bid.'an opponent's suit bid. B^^^^*"^ are selling the new Summer Weight of Croche . Wool* in all the lovely shades and at , cuba street the great clearance sale proceeds and new bargains are produced daily'—don't miss what's going! CUBA STREET AND T. & G. BUILDING, THE QUAY MADE IN NEW ZEALAND, f- * CO. LTD., M A^>* __ - . S CUansei, Auckland. 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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 19

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Page 19 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 19

Page 19 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 19

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