How To Bid Grand Slam

My tips for bidding Grand Slams!
Learn slam bidding conventions
Cue bidding 1st and 2nd round controls: • Cue Bidding - 1st and...
Others: Coming soon.
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[@welshrabbit5]

an excellent, thoughtful summation of an area of bidding that many up and coming players should seek to improve, well done Pete.

[@mymyscellany]

Learning relays have been very helpful for hand visualization for me. It's definitely a way to get a lot better at visualizing what's needed for slam.

[@eileenfeltes3570]

So timely - my partner and I were just discussing this after we missed bidding one.

[@BridgeWithPete]

Hopefully you get the next one!

[@harikannanramadas6564]

Once again, a very clear and useful presentation, thanks. Would you like a video on uncontested auctions where opps declare 1nt after bidding a suit or two -- what would double mean in direct and balancing seats?

[@jyutzler]

Could you make a video on reverses? I tried to explain the concept to my friends and ended up just confusing them.

[@BridgeWithPete]

Sounds good!

[@benthomas3395]

Andrew Robson's advice for club players is forget grand slams and be content with a small slam. I follow this advice and have never regretted missing a grand slam. I find that just bidding a small slam gives me a top 90% of the time. At your level this would not work but for us card shufflers we have lower aspirations.

[@jyutzler]

I agree in principle, but I still think club players should be able to count to 13.

[@jyutzler]

If my partner opens 3S with AKQxxxx at equal or favorable vulnerability, then we need to have a discussion! Doesn't change the rest of the content.