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overcalls's Usage Examples:

Conventional overcalls such as Michaels, Unusual notrump, Ghestem and Raptor are designed to.

hearts and the suit bid (4-4 or longer), and a 2♥/2♠ overcalls is natural.

widely used conventional methods such as Kickback and transfer advances of overcalls.

Any of the overcalls denote high-card strength corresponding to 12+ (or good.

1NT and 2NT non-jump overcalls – 15–18 HCP with a stopper.

of 2♣ is exclusively used for strong hands, the auction becomes more susceptive to disruptive (jump) overcalls (especially when the opposing partnership.

In canapé overcalls the suit.

It dates back to the times when jump overcalls denoted intermediate or strong hands with a single suit.

EHAA two-bids are also used as overcalls, but of course are not obligatory.

All one-level overcalls show five card suits and thirteen.

An example are the canapé overcalls used by the Italian top pair Norberto Bocchi and Giorgio Duboin.

This method was originally proposed as a way of enabling overcalls to be made with relatively few HCP but with little risk.

The suit requirements for preemptive overcalls are generally similar to a preemtive opening.

Synonyms:

bidding, overbid, bid,

Antonyms:

underbid, outbid,