bidding space造句

• The advantage of this approach is that it conserves bidding space.
• The USP tells bidding theorists that bidding space should be allocated where it is most needed.
• The effect is to allocate bidding space where it is most useful in the context of the convention.
• The San Francisco convention gave kings one-third the weight of aces, for greater accuracy at the cost of using more bidding space.
• Regardless of the agreement on the forcing nature of 3 or 3 in this auction, there is a problem caused by the misallocation of bidding space.
• However, there is always the danger that the preempting side could preempt themselves, taking up their own bidding space that could be used for constructive bidding.
• The rationale for introducing relay bids emerged from the idea that it is not always the best use of bidding space for both partners to describe their hands.
• In addition to succinctly describing the hand to the partner, it also deprives the opponents of bidding space, i . e . it has a preemptive effect.
• Conversely, all jumps will tend to deny strength or act in a preemptive manner to use up bidding space and deny the opponents the opportunity to describe their hands.
• In contrast, the traditional bid of 2 as a signoff over 1NT means that the partnership must give up bidding space in order to make forcing bids that start at the three level.
• This seemingly odd bidding is the " reverse " of what one would expect with a minimum hand ( keeping the bidding low ) and is used only with strong hands as it consumes bidding space.
• It is when South wants to sign off by bidding 2 directly that the smallest amount of bidding space is needed, but that bid takes away three steps ( 2, 2 and 2 ).
• Knowing that they rarely can make game against a strong-club opening, experienced opponents will compete in the bidding with distributional hands, regardless of strength, and rob bidding space from the opening side.
• So doing puts the bidding space where it is most needed  to complete the transfer and possibly to further describe the hand, and to make a natural, forcing new-suit bid below the cue-bid.
• Such transfers cannot achieve the objective of making the strong hand the declarer, but they still help to find such a trump fit . ) The second drawback is that it uses up some bidding space if the responder has an unusually strong hand.
• The value of the 2 / 1 game forcing bid is that with the slow arrival concept and early game force, there is a lot of opportunity in the remaining bidding space for both partners to describe their hands and explore for a potential slam.
• Conventions are valuable in bridge because of the need to pass information beyond a simple like or dislike of a particular suit, and because the limited bidding space can be used more efficiently by taking situations in which a given call will have less utility, because the information it would convey is not valuable or because the desire to convey that information would arise only rarely, and giving that call an artificial meaning that conveys more useful ( or more frequently useful ) information.