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| Overcall at the cheapest level if you have a 5+ card suit. | Overcall at the cheapest level if you have a 5+ card suit. | ||
| - | The exception to the 11-15 HCP requirement is when you can overcall on the 1 level. You can do so with 10+ HCP and a 5+ card suit (see Weak hand bids for 6+ card suits) | + | The exception to the 11-15 HCP requirement is when you can overcall on the 1 level. You can do so with 8-15 HCP and a 5+ card suit (see Weak hand bids for 6+ card suits). The responses to the overcall will have to be adjusted to account for the possibly weaker hand. So the Combined Bergen Response of 3C requires 10-12 points and 4+ support. The single raise now includes 6-9 point hands with 4+ support. Do not use the preemptive raise (3M) when vulnerable. Otherwise systems are on. |
| **RUNT (Really Unusual NoTrump)** | **RUNT (Really Unusual NoTrump)** | ||
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| **Weak hand (<11 HCP)** | **Weak hand (<11 HCP)** | ||
| - | With 10+ HCP and a 5 card suit, you may overcall at the one level. | + | With 8-15 HCP and a 5 card suit, you may overcall at the one level. |
| The rest of the bids are preemptive bids meant primarily to interfere with opponents bidding. | The rest of the bids are preemptive bids meant primarily to interfere with opponents bidding. | ||
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