Improve Your Bidding Judgment (As Opener)- Audio Lesson

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Approximate running time: 110 minutes.
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In this extensive lesson with 60 examples, Marty will examine and explain the right thought process for each of the four seats and four vulnerabilities.
Unless you have good bidding judgment, you have no chance to bid well. Fortunately, regardless of your level, there are many little-known tips and suggestions that definitely will improve your judgment.
Most players were not born with great card sense. They can, of course, make good progress with their card play, but "Great card players are born, not made." On the other hand, every player can be taught
to bid a lot more effectively than he presently does. That is especially true when you have the opportunity to make the first bid. This is a wonderful time to begin describing your hand as well as putting your opponents on the defensive. Too many players fail to make the most of a situation that, as far as I'm concerned, can't occur often enough.

In this lesson, Marty will show you how to:

• The surefire way to improve your judgment
• How to GUARANTEE that you won't have a rebid problem
• How to get great results with aggressive weak 2-bids
• How his invaluable Rule of 24 will enable you to make the most effective bid in 3rd seat
• How to greatly improve your partner's opening leads
• When you can know your partner's point-count before he bids
• In 4th seat, when you should "violate" the Rule of 15
• When is it clearly correct to open 3NT
• When is it definitely correct to open a weak-2 with a hand worth a 1-bid
• The right and wrong time to open 4-of-a-major

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