Precision bidding in bridge

Precision bidding in bridge by C. C. Wei Download PDF EPUB FB2

Precision. Precision is a wonderful (and in my opinion, easier than "Standard") bidding system. All "strong" hands start with 1.A 1 opener shows approximately 16 or 17+ points.

A 1NT opening bid is balanced. All other 1-level openings (1, 1, 1) are natural and limited (). The beauty of this system is two-fold: Bidding made sense and was shockingly easy, and bridge was fun.

The system has undergone many changes over the years and there are many versions now, but this is the book that started it all.

Recently I convinced my current partner to switch from 2/1, another great but very complicated system, to Precision, and we've been having more fun and  › Books › Humor & Entertainment › Puzzles & Games. The Precision Bidding System in Bridge book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for :// P4 - Pattern Precision: Precision Bidding Emphasizing 4-Card Majors Featuring the Self-Rescuing Kamikaze NT and Canape Transfer Two-Bids (Pattern Club) by ?k=precision+bidding&rh=n (I'd love the books for one of the local clubs’ bridge book library) The Precision bidling system (and other strong club systems) are still quite popular, although not as much as in their heyday.

They have some flaws as well as some advantage. Fla   The Concept of Precision Bidding systems can be classified into two broad categories: natural systems and artificial systems. In natural systems, most bids (especially in the early phase of the bidding) denote length in the suit bid.

In artificial systems, the bids are more highly codified, so that for example a bid of 1♣ may not be related to to   The Precision Bidding System1 uses the 1♣ opening to encompass all 16+ HCP hands, except a balanced 22–23 HCP hand, a distribution hand, and strong minor hands. The system uses a medium 1 NT (13–15 HCP), five–card majors, a natural 2♣ bid, and multiple 2♦ bids.

In ~cserino/Bridge/   What it’s all about: The Basics of the Precision Club Bidding System by O. Johnson. The Precision Club bidding system was invented in the s by C.

Wei of Taiwan. The original objective of the system was to help the Taiwanese national team compete against expert bridge players from around the Benefits include: Create and share convention cards; Create/answer bridge problems; Connect with other bridge players; Write and comment on   This looks like a nice site.

I don't know what book you're planning to read, but if it's Berkowitz and Manley's Precision Today (and IMO it should be), here's a summary.

Barry Rigal's Precision in the '90s is another good book. The system(s) described in it are slightly different from the Berkowitz/Manley one, but the great thing about the Rigal book is that he goes into great detail on how to   This book is written for the advanced-intermediate to advanced bridge player.

It is a supplement to my book, Bidding Notes. Please note the rant in that book about not playing too many conventions. To which, we must now add: Warning: Some of these conventions are mutu-ally exclusive.

This volume was split from the Advanced   The Precision 2♠ and 2♥ bids are “weak” bids. The way we play these bids, they promise or HCP (depending upon the vulnerability) and six-cards in the bid suit. These bids and other preemptive bids will be discussed in a future article on Precision preemptive bidding.

The Precision 1 bid The Precision 1 bid is another limit   Berkowitz & Manley’s Precision Today System. This is a summary of the bidding system described in Precision Today, by. David Berkowitz and Brent Manley. This is only a summary of key features with much missing detail buy the book.

It’s available from Amazon, Baron Barclay (‘shop bridge’ link on ACBL), and no doubt   The Taiwanese players using Precision gained heav ily against the Aces by open ing the bidding in each room with an 11‐point hand. The East hand would seem to C.C.

Wei is the author of The Precision Bidding System in Bridge ( avg rating, 2 ratings, 0 reviews, published ), Match Point Precision ( avg The second edition of this book incorporates the 2/1 Game Force bidding system.

The book is designed to improve your bidding in 5 steps. The 1st step involves maximizing your use of the 2/1 system whenever you open with a major suit. The 2nd step involves your use of the New Minor Forcing convention to find a 5-card major in responder’s :// 2 days ago  The Inner Game of Bridge.

Bridge players spend countless hours working on bidding conventions and cardplay techniques, yet give little attention to the mental side of the game. Maintaining focus and concentration, dealing with nerves, and other issues are largely ignored.

In this book, Kim Frazer--an Olympian, winner of gold medals at three ?page. events, many club players shy away from the Precision bidding system since they are afraid of the numerous Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Epsilon asking bids used in many systems, in particular, Italian Precision. There are countless variations of Precision since its introduction into the bridge world by C.C.

Wei of Taiwan in the RESOURCE PAGE Cool Bridge Systems *** New book available - Greco-Hampson Precision *** Check out the following cool systems.

More commentary on some of these will be found on my blog. 2-bid structure - two-level scheme with one-level accuracy 2H Multi - as 2D, but   By Eddie Kantar. An entertaining, detailed introduction to the basics of bidding and play.

Bridge Book of the Year. The large-print edition features updated information on the latest bidding techniques and an expanded section on playing bridge online. Bridge. eBooksBridge Standard Modern Precision: Second Edition - Play the system national champions play Over the last 20 years a consensus bidding system among American national champions has been chosen and is now the lingua franca for hundreds among the pro circuit, top junior players and strong tournament players.

This book will introduce you to the system,?main.With so many world class players using a precision club system why is there no mention of it in the ACBL Bulletin or Bridge World? Google precision club and you will get some references to CC Wei and custom built golf clubs. The system that I play, Transfer Precision, (created by Tom Edwards and some of his friends) would at first glance appear to have little in common with ://  preference to bidding longer minor suit at the two level) Jump bid in a new suit.

Must be 5+ card suit. If none of the above are possible, raise partner’s minor suit or bid No Trumps Bid 1NT - need not be balanced. Bid 2NT* with balanced hand. Bid 3NT* with balanced hand. Rebid your Jump support responder's 19 21 same suit response