takeout double造句

• The standard treatment to describe a three-suited hand after an opposing opening in a suit is the takeout double.
• It could be argued that takeout doubles are conventional but their usage is so widespread that they may be considered a natural call.
• Therefore, in balancing position, either a takeout double or 1NT overcall can be made on less values than in direct position.
• Lenz tried to introduce a new call, the " challenge ", to replace the takeout double but this did not gain favor.
• The book is aimed at beginners, with each chapter outlining a single convention, including takeout doubles, negative doubles, and cuebid raises.
• Opening four-card majors frequently has a preemptive value because takeout doubles are less effective in cases where the opponents have not opened their longest suit.
• This position is analogous to one in which a player makes a takeout double and his partner passes the double, converting it to a penalty double.
• Stronger hands such as are considered too strong for an overcall, and should be bid via a takeout double followed by the most economical rebid in hearts.
• Takeout doubles are played normally, but because of the greater strength of overcalls, a takeout double need not be made to show a very strong one-suited hand.
• Takeout doubles are played normally, but because of the greater strength of overcalls, a takeout double need not be made to show a very strong one-suited hand.
• The most common example of a conventional double is the takeout double of a low-level suit bid, implying support for the unbid suits or the unbid major suits and asking partner to choose one of them.
• But if LHO has a good redouble, or if the takeout double leads to an unmakeable game, or if declarer misguesses because you pass, then you might get a very good result ( more often, you'll get a bottom ).
• Unlike other 2-level openings in modern systems, which are usually limited to 6-10 HCP in strength, the 2-level opener can act more than once in a competitive auction either by bidding his other suit ( s ) or with a takeout double.
• Around 1930, the term " informatory double " replaced " negative double ", and that term later gave way to " takeout double " as it is used at present; the original term " negative double " fell into disuse.
• The difference stems from the fact that on a minor suit you can double and-after partner's response at 1-level-can rebid 1NT with 15-17 HCP . However, on a takeout double over a major suit, partner will seldom bid at the 1-level.
• If the opponents have shown opening bid values ( either with a takeout double or because they opened the bidding ), jump raises of 2 and 2 show game invitational hands stronger than a simple raise would . ( Because a takeout double could be passed for penalties, however, it is still necessary for responder's new suit response to be nonconstructive after a double .)
• If the opponents have shown opening bid values ( either with a takeout double or because they opened the bidding ), jump raises of 2 and 2 show game invitational hands stronger than a simple raise would . ( Because a takeout double could be passed for penalties, however, it is still necessary for responder's new suit response to be nonconstructive after a double .)