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Ray Lowe
04/24/2011 15:45
The second column of the convention card has a section called "NOTRUMP OVERCALLS". The question is can one put any range under "direct". Such as 12 to 20? or must it be a restricted range say 4 points?
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don marsh
04/24/2011 17:02
Declarer is in dummy and the last five or six tricks in dummy are good. Declarer spaces out or gets careless and revokes in her hand while playing the remaining good tricks in dummy. Does this constitute a revoke or is this no harm/no foul?
Thanks
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Sue Kroning
04/24/2011 18:58
A revoke is a revoke is a revoke. The normal penalties apply. The question of harm is irrelevant.
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bob peery
04/24/2011 20:14
I believe if you use any range greater than 4 points, you cannot use any conventions over no trump.
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Karol Monroe
04/25/2011 15:32
I don't seen any restriction on point range for 1NT openings or overcalls, but there are restrictions on responder's/advancer's bids --
From the ACBL General Convention Chart
DISALLOWS use of any conventional responses after natural notrump opening bids or overcalls with a lower limit of fewer than 10 HCP or with a range of greater than 5 HCP (including those that have two non-consecutive ranges)
--SAME RESTRICTION FOR WEAK TWO BIDS which by partnership agreement are not within a range of 7 HCP and do not show at least five cards in the suit.
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