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Responses to 1NT when it has been Doubled

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by David Stevenson

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Note that D or H + S means diamonds or the majors, and not a red suit plus spades, which would be expressed as D/H + S.

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Name:Traditional 2C scramble CohnAllerton XX
PassTo playTo playTo play To play
or redouble with good 5/6C/D
NOTESome partnerships permit opener to scramble after responder's pass by bidding his suit, or redoubling for rescue, or redoubling to show both minors
RedblTo playTo playStaymanTo play
2C To playBalanced handTo playTo play
2D To playTo playTo playTo play
2H To playTo playTo playTo play
2S To playTo playTo playTo play

Name: Minor askKroskySystems onGuthrie
PassTo playTo playTo play 3+S or strong
Opener redoubles with 4+S, passes otherwise
NOTESome partnerships permit opener to scramble after responder's pass by bidding his suit, or redoubling for rescue, or redoubling to show both minors
Redbl C + D To playTo play C + D/H/S
2C C or D C or D or H or S Stayman C or D + H/S
2D H + S D + H/S/C Transfer to H D or H + S/C
2H To play H + S/C Transfer to S H or S + C/D
2S To play S + C As without dbl S or C + D

Name: Staveley WriggleGerben Magic Diamond 
PassTo playTo playTo play  
NOTESome partnerships permit opener to scramble after responder's pass by bidding his suit, or redoubling for rescue, or redoubling to show both minors
RedblTo playTo playTo play  
2C C or D + H/S
or 5H + 4S
C or D + H/S or H + S C or D + H/S  
2D D or 4/5S + 4H To play D or H + S  
2H To playTo playTo play  
2S To playTo playTo play  
2S    Invitational 2-suiter  

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