Effective Overcalls-Audio Lesson

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Knowing what to do after your right hand opponent (RHO) opens is crucial.
On 50% of the deals you play, the player who opens the bidding is your opponent.
When that opponent is your RHO, the player in the hot seat is YOU.
When your side opens the bidding, HCP play a very significant role in your decision-making.
But, things are very different when the enemy bids first.
When your RHO opens, HCP are no longer the key.
Level, distribution, vulnerability, suit quality and your holding in RHO's suit are now more important.
Marty will discuss the following topics:

• Why you should be super-aggressive after your RHO opens 1&clubs
• When to pass a strong hand
• Very flexible takeout doubles
• 1-level overcalls: All you need is a reason
• 1NT Overcalls: Very descriptive
• 2-level overcalls: 6-card suits are the norm
• Two-suited overcalls: Some are better than others
• Jump Overcalls: How aggressive should you be

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