When is jumping to game signing off? - Learn how to bid in bridge with Graeme Tuffnell

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Have you ever found yourself wondering whether you should bid on after partner's jump to game?
Or, if we're the ones wanting to jump to game, will that give partner the right message? Does it show lots of trumps and not many points or lots of points and a normal trump fit? How do we know?
We've heard from many players - even experienced ones - who can feel confused by this situation.
Graeme Tuffnell talks us through a few examples to clear this up.
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[@gracielajuda9659]

Great Graeme and Bajir !!

[@mikemalone1282]

What a brilliant answer and explanation Graeme and Bajir ,it’s so well explained

[@indranichowdhury1104]

like the quick calculation method

[@davidkramer7805]

Lovely explanation Graeme

[@madelainemccrady8891]

I always learn something from your videos thank you

[@rebeccasmale8539]

thank you ! love your lessons and so simply put.

[@anitainlisbon8836]

Thank you

[@sirjitseyan7400]

Great explanation

[@jackiepowell6373]

So simple when explained so well, thanks.

[@jamesnahill7124]

New to the game… why do we assume 15-17 points with a 1NT open

[@louisebowman7470]

Y not transfer and have north play

[@helencats1]

If vulnerable if opener bids a major and you have weak hand and 5 of major would you still bid game?

[@tonymannion2939]

WIth 32/33 points and stops in all suits isn't 6nt a better contract than 6 spades?

[@simonh306]

You would need to know more on the Aces and Blackwood could have been used to find that out.