Glenna:
Thanks for giving me this opportunity to talk about slams
and how preempts make it difficult for the opponents. With no interference S
should open with 3 ♠️ & N should bid 6 ♠️
!!!!!
N has the world’s fair and his partner has 7 ♠️
for him. If this doesn’t make 6, it would surprise everyone in the field!!
After all, you only lose 1 ♥️ trick.
Now, let’s talk
about preempts: E MUST open 2 ♦️ showing 5-11 points and a
6-card ♦️ suit. S bids
2 ♠️ and W MUST bid 3 ♦️( called furthering the preempt
as it makes it harder for N to decide how high to bid). N will probably bid 4 ♠️
and not even look for slam when his 2 opponents are both bidding.
Preempts are out
there to help you not allow the opponents a wide open field to bid whatever
they want—make it difficult for them to decide what to do!!!!!
Hope this helps,
Glenna
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