"When applying "the Law" as responder over 1H/1S opening, what is your call if RHO doubles and you have 4 card support with 0-6 pts?", "Raise to the 3 level" "When applying "the Law" as responder over 1H/1S opening, what is your call if RHO doubles and you have 4 card support with 11+ pts?", "Jordan 2NT" "When applying "the Law" as responder over 1H/1S opening, what is your call if RHO overcalls and you have 4 card support with 0-6 pts?", "Raise to the 3 level." "When applying "the Law" as responder over 1H/1S opening, what is your call if RHO overcalls and you have 4 card support with 11+ pts?", "Cuebid the opponent's suit." "Partner opens 1H and RHO doubles. WHat is your call with the following hand? ♠ K94<br /> ♥ AQ83<br /> ♦ 72<br /> ♣ KQ106", "Jordan 2NT" "Does a TO double after partner's one level opening affect your 1 level <b>suit</b> response in 3rd seat?", "No.<br /> New suits at the one level show 6+ HCP and are forcing for one round." "Playing 2/1, is a response of 1NT to partner's opening <b>forcing</b> after a TO double?", "No.<br /> The 1NT response shows 6-10 HCP, denies support for partner's opening, and is not forcing." "When RHO makes a TO double over partner's opening, does your response of a <b>new suit at the two level</b> (non-jump) indicate a 2/1 sequence?", "<b>No</b><br /> Your hand has typically 6-9 HCP and denies three-card support for opener's major. Your hand shows at least a decent 5+ card suit and the bid is NF. (This bid is similar to a preempt, indicating that <b>your side may not have the Balance of Power.</b>)" "When partner opens, 2nd seat doubles, what do all jump bids (<b>except 2NT</b>) by responder indicate?", "<b>PREEMPT</b>.<br /> *Responder's hand has less than 6 HCP.<br /> * Responder is using the Law of Total Tricks to raise partner's suit.<br /> *A jump shift to a new suit also shows less than 6HCP, but a long suit, at least 6 cards. Your side appears to lack the Balance of Power." "When partner opens, 2nd seat doubles, what does responder's <b>redouble</b> show?", "Redouble promises 10+ HCP, showing opener that your side has the <b>Balance of Power</b>.<br /> Responder could have 3 card support for opener's major, but <b>not four or more</b>." "In what type of auction does The Law apply?", "<b>Competitive.</b><br /> Use of The Law is not necessary in constructive auctions." "What constitutes a <b>Competitive</b> auction?", "Bidding from the opponent(s), where the Balance of Power could be more equally divided, i.e., of the 40 HCP, the division between the sides of the HCP could be 20-20, 19-21, 18-22. Each side could have a legitimate part score." "When using The Law in a competitive auction, what circumstance can help dictate the decision to bid "one more or one less?"", "<b>VULNERABILITY</b>"
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