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Long time no see😊

excellent instruction,Allen!

Could you do a Kaplan Interchange [KI5] lesson, too?

Thank you Allen! Never seen a comprehensive version of this conventions, up until now.

41:04 in the first slide you have told that opener will bid 1NT if he holds balanced hand irrespective of 4 card majors so by this rule 1NT will be the definite bid..

How does responder show strong hands - 15-17 points or 18+ points ? Will these all go through the 2D route?

Thank you VERY much!

Thank you!

Thanks I learned a lot 😦

its Jacoby as in the Jacobian Revolt not Ja Coby

Thanks a lot!

surely after 1H-2S - better to use 2NT to show extras and use 3NT as weaker.

Can you explain the line 2-3-4=7-8+3=2 level ? How does 2-3-4 = 7 ? Where does the 8 come from? And how is the 3 determined?

You describe a jump to 4C 19:04 as 4 card club suit - but on the next slide you say 4C is a void - so which is it? By the way on the next slide you have two hands with 14 cards :-)

Allen, thank you for this. A wonderful lesson/review. This explained the topic of breaking transfers very well: uncomplicated, clear and supported by excellent examples. Again, thanks!

1h - 2h - how does opener show a void in spades - 3s bid would in theory show a 5611 or 56x2 shape? do you play 3s is a void/singleton here or 56 shape?

on the 3nt 3rd hand where you held x, AKQxxx,AJxxx,xx - you actually have 14 cards - i'm guessing you are 1552 shape. You said after 3nt 4d shows a cue bid and that it probably won't have the ace of clubs...but if you are playing gerber over this 3nt then you only have 4d to cue bid below game - should this be a last train cue-bid - or should you abandon gerber and just cue bid instead?

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OH WOW, this is so FANTASTIC! I'm glad that you'll be working on the sound. What an incredible way to reach people ~ the wave of the future. Kudos!