The objectives of a transition document are to ensure that if the last bid was from the opposing partnership, one can also double the bid of opponents, increase penalties for undertricks, but also increase the reward for contracting. The doubling does not apply to the future commandments of adversaries, unless future commandments are doubled again. A player doubled on the opposing partnership can also double, which further increases penalties and rewards. [35] Players cannot see their partner`s hand during the auction, but only theirs. There are many bidding conventions that assign agreed meanings to different calls to help players get an optimal contract (or hinder their opponents). [36] Similarly, in some partnerships, the 2♥ bid later 1-2♣-2♦-2♥ between partners (passing opponents) explicitly displays five hearts, but also confirms four cards in spades: the bidder must keep at least five hearts so that it is useful to look for a 2♦ a hard four and at least five hearts. , a stayman precept must have been justified with exactly four spades, the other major (since Stayman (as used by this partnership) is useful with nothing but a four-card color. [55] Thus, an intelligent partner can read much more than the importance of the surface in the auction. Alternatively, many partnerships play the same bidding sequence as “Crawling Stayman,” where the answering machine displays a weak hand (less than eight high card points) with diamond brevity, but at least four hearts and four spades; The opening provider can correct the spade if this seems to be the best contract. This agreement and the bridging agreement contain the entire agreement between the parties regarding the purpose of this agreement and replace all proposals, negotiations, agreements and advance assurances, in writing or orally, in relation to the purpose of this agreement.
Conventions are valuable in bridges, because information must go beyond a simple similarity or aversion to a certain colour of a certain colour and because the limited bidding space can be used more effectively by taking a conventional (artificial) meaning for a given call, where a natural meaning would be less useful, because the information it would communicate has no value or because the desire the Information Commission and the Commission of Information security and security policy and security and security policy