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Part 1
Originally developed as ACBL Standard Yellow Card.
Expanded by Mark London
Further Simplified and Expanded by Wayne Flournoy
and Anna Marsh (OKbridge user-name: "ana")
Other sources:
"
Modern Bridge Conventions
"
by William S. Root & Richard Pavlicek
(
http://www.rpbridge.net/
). This book can be ordered (Worldwide) from
Baron Barclay Bridge
Supplies
(
http://www.baronbarclay.com/
)
Index
Page
Overview
1
Standard SA-YC Conventions
2
General Approach
2
Responses and Later Bidding after 1NT Opening
3
2NT and 3NT Opening
6
1st Level Bidding/Responses/Rebids
6
Strong 2
♣
Opener
8
Slam Bidding Conventions
9
Defensive Bidding
11
Balancing Seat Bids
14
Competitive Bidding
15
Leads and Signals
19
Default OKbridge SA-YC CC
20
ACBL CC
21
Document Links, etc.
22
Overview
Part 1 describes the SA-YC bidding system as played on OKbridge. SA-YC is normally a "five-card
majors
" bidding system, but players may exercise their own judgement to open a good four-card
major
in third seat. A few sequences are defined in the later rounds of SA-YC auctions. Players are free to
assign "forcing", "invitational", or "non-forcing" meanings to natural calls in such sequences.
All artificial bids/conventions mentioned in Part 1 are standard SA-YC. A novice player may arrange
with his partner not to use some of the standard conventions, but the partnership must agree explicitly
which conventions are to be excluded. Suggested standard conventions for novices to specifically omit
are marked as "1-Star" (
*
).
Overview Cont'd.
→
2
Overview (Cont'd.)
Standard SA-YC Conventions
Page
Stayman
3
Jacoby Transfers to Majors!
3
Jacoby 2NT!
*
8
Strong 2
♣
Opener
8
4th Suit Forcing!
*
8
Blackwood
9
Quantitative 4NT
9
DOPI
*
9
Control Showing Cuebids
10
Gerber
*
10
Grand Slam Force!
*
10
Weak 2/3 Bids
12
2NT! Response to Opening Weak 2
12
Raise only Non-Forcing (R-O-N-F)
12
Unusual NT!
*
12
Michael's Cuebid!
*
13
Negative Doubles!
17
SOS Redoubles
18
Note
: Throughout this document, the required alerts, based on the ACBL alert chart, are identified with an
"exclamation mark" ( ! ) "HCP" is used for actual "high card points" – "Points" is used to include
distributional points. NF=Non-Forcing.
General Approach
1. Normally open five-card
majors
in all seats.
2. Open the higher of long suits of equal length: 5-5 or 6-6.
3. Normally open 1
♦
with 4-4 in the
minors
.
4. Normally open 1
♣
with 3-3 in the
minors
.
5. No trump openings show a balanced hand but can be made with a five-card
major
or
minor
suit.
6. 1NT = 15-17HCP
7. 2NT = 20-21HCP
8. 3NT = 25-27HCP {See also Part 2
Gambling 3NT
}
9. Strong artificial 2
♣
Opener = (22+ HCP)
10. Weak Two-bids in
diamonds
,
hearts
and
spades
. (5-11 Points, 6 card suit)
3
Responses And Later Bidding After 1NT Opening
Stayman
A response of 2
♣
after a 1NT opening by partner is
Stayman
. It shows 8+ HCP two 4-card
majors
,
{one if at least 3 of the other, since opener will assume both (see
note1
below}. It is used to ask opener
if he has a 4-card
major
. Opener must rebid 2
♦
(denying a 4-card
major
), 2
♥
, or 2
♠
. If responder then
rebids 3 of either
minor
, it shows slam interest and at least 5 cards in the bid suit.
If responder has 5/4 or 4/5 in the
majors
he can rebid the longer
major
when the response is the
shorter
major
(or denial of a 4-card
major
) to show 5: eg., 1N-2
♣
-2
♠
-3
♥
(showing 5x
hearts
and
4x
spades
)
or 1NT-2
♣
-2
♦
-2
♥
(showing 5x
hearts
and 4x
spades
)
Note 1
: If opener has 4-4 in
majors
, opener bids 2
♥
first: if responder's suit is
spades
, he will rebid
2NT and opener can then bid his 4-card
spade
suit if he feels a suit contract is best. For example:
Opener Responder
Shows
1NT
2
♣
Opener has 4/4
majors
, minimum/maximum NT opener
(NF)
2
♥
2NT
3
♠
/4
♠
Pass
Note 2
:
Stayman
can also be used in cases where responder has fewer than 8 HCP and intends to
pass any response, i.e. if responder has 4-4-4-1 shape (the
club
being a singleton), any response can
be passed and hopefully improve the final contract. {see also Part 2
Minor Suit Stayman
}
Jacoby Transfers to Majors ( ! )
Jacoby transfers (Xfers)
show a five+ card
major
suit:
2
♦
is a transfer to 2
♥
2
♥
is a transfer to 2
♠
Opener MUST accept the transfer: any bid besides a simple acceptance of the transfer shows a good
hand with 4 trumps (forcing to 3NT or 3/4 of the
major
).
Jacoby Transfers
also apply when partner
has made a strong natural NT overcall at any level. {see also Part 2
Jacoby Xfer to Minors
and
Minor
Suit Stayman
}
Opener Responder
Shows
1NT
2
♥
2
♦
!
Pass
Responder has 0-7HCP with 5+
hearts
1NT
3
♥
2
♦
!
Pass/3NT/4
♥
Opener has 17HCP and 4
hearts
(invitational)
1NT
3
♣
2
♦
!
3NT/3-4
♥
Opener has 17HCP,good
club
suit and 4
hearts
(forcing)
1NT
2
♥
2
♦
!
2NT/3
♥
Responder has 8-9 HCP (invitational to 3N or 4
♥
)
1NT
2
♥
2
♦
!
3
♣
-
♥
Responder has 9+HCP, good side suit,
but may not be long (GF, poss slam interest)
1NT
2
♥
2
♦
!
3NT
Responder has 10+HCP asks Opener to pass or bid 4
♥
Note 1
:
Jacoby Transfers
are also used over openers of 2/3NT openers
Note 2
:
Jacoby Transfers
are "
off
" if the 1NT opening is overcalled.
Responses And Later Bidding After 1NT Opening Cont'd.
→
4
Responses And Later Bidding After 1NT Opening (Cont'd.)
Other Responses to 1NT
Opener
Responder
Shows
2NT
8HCP usually denies 4-card
major
but can be used on v balanced hand
3
♣
/3
♦
6+
minor
suit, invitational to 3NT/5
minor
3
♥
/3
♠
6+card suit and slam interest
1NT
4
♠
/4
♥
/5
♦
/5
♣
6+card suit no slam interest
and limited entries for NT
4
♣
Gerber
asking for Aces
4NT
Quantitative
not
Blackwood
:
opener bids 6NT if max, pass if min
Interference After 1NT Opening Bids
If Opponents Double
Stayman
and
Jacoby Xfers
are "
on
"
Example
Opener Opp Responder Response Shows
2
♣
X
Stayman
2
♦
/2
♥
!
Xfer
to 2
♥
/2
♠
If Opponents Bid over 1NT Opener
Stayman
and
Jacoby Xfers
are "
off
". Bids are natural except for a cuebid (ie. a bid of opp's suit),
which can be used with game force strength as a substitute for
Stayman
.
Example
North
East
South
Response Shows
2
♣
/2
♦
3
♣
/3
♦
South
has 4/4
majors
, opener bids 4 of a
4-card
major
or 3NT if no 4-card
major
1NT
South
has 4 of the unbid
major
,
opener rebids 4 of the unbid
major
with 4
or 3NT without 4 of the required
major
2
♥
/2
♠
3
♥
/3
♠
Responses And Later Bidding After 1NT Opening Cont'd.
→
1NT
5
Interference After 1NT Opening Bids (Cont'd.)
If
Jacoby Xfer
is Doubled
Opener’s possible Calls
Resonder’s possible Calls
Pass
1. Make natural bid
2. XX
3. Pass(toplay)
4. Bid 2 of a
major
(sign off)
XX (strong holding in dbled suit)
Complete
Xfer
to show 3+ trumps
Jump to 3 of suit
Pass or bid on
If
Jacoby Xfer
is Overcalled
Opener’s possible Calls
Resonder’s possible Calls
Pass
1. Make natural bid
2. X to show strength
3. Pass
X for penalty
Bid 3 of
major
with good supporting hand
Pass or bid on
If
Stayman
is Doubled
Opener’s possible Calls
Resonder’s possible Calls
Pass with 4x
clubs
XX with 5x
clubs
or 4xgood
clubs
Make any natural rebid
1. Make any natural rebid
2. X for penalty
If
Stayman
is Overcalled
Opener’s possible Calls
Resonder’s possible Calls
Pass
X for penalty
1. Make a natural rebid
Bid 4-card
major
at 2 level
2. X for penalty
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