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Multi-Landy: The Killer Defense Versus One Notrump
When the opponents open one notrump, you are faced with a dilemma. Versus a strong notrump, the opponents have the power; versus a weak notrump, they force you or your partner to compete at the two-level. Multi-Landy (aka Woolsey) comprises four - Multi. 2D shows a 6-card or longer major.
- Landy. 2C shows both majors.
- Cappelletti. 2H or 2S shows a 5-card major and a 4-card minor.
- Woolsey Double. Shows either a 6-card minor or a 5-card minor with a 4-card major or a strong hand. Multi-Landy is a unified convention that has three key - The same set of bids and the Woolsey double are used against all opening one notrump HCP ranges.
- The four components of Multi-Landy allow all hand types to be a long major, majors, major-minor 2-suiters with defined length, a long minor and strong hands.
- Advancer has a set of structured responses defined for all types of
auction. The tactics in this book evolved from analysis of thousands of computer-generated
deals to determine the statistics of successful overcalls. Using these recommendations, you can effectively compete for part-scores, bid your games and occasionally slams. DAVID OAKLEY is a retired electronics engineer, who learned to play bridge as a teenager in England. He and his wife, Pauline, immigrated to the USA in 1966, eventually settling in Southern California. He has played Multi-Landy with several partners since 1998.
- Landy. 2C shows both majors.
- Cappelletti. 2H or 2S shows a 5-card major and a 4-card minor.
- Woolsey Double. Shows either a 6-card minor or a 5-card minor with a 4-card major or a strong hand. Multi-Landy is a unified convention that has three key - The same set of bids and the Woolsey double are used against all opening one notrump HCP ranges.
- The four components of Multi-Landy allow all hand types to be a long major, majors, major-minor 2-suiters with defined length, a long minor and strong hands.
- Advancer has a set of structured responses defined for all types of
auction. The tactics in this book evolved from analysis of thousands of computer-generated
deals to determine the statistics of successful overcalls. Using these recommendations, you can effectively compete for part-scores, bid your games and occasionally slams. DAVID OAKLEY is a retired electronics engineer, who learned to play bridge as a teenager in England. He and his wife, Pauline, immigrated to the USA in 1966, eventually settling in Southern California. He has played Multi-Landy with several partners since 1998.
232 pages, Paperback
Published November 9, 2016
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David Oakley
12 books21 followersDAVID OAKLEY has been telling brand stories at BooneOakley for years. He has won many prestigious honors, including the Kaopectate Award in the eighth grade for having diarrhea of the mouth. His first book, Why Is Your Name Upside Down?, is full of stories from his life in advertising. Despite this, he was recently inducted into the North Carolina Advertising Hall of Fame. He lives with his wife, Claire, and their dog, Walter, in Charlotte, where they raised Sydney and Lucas. He loves his family very much and hopes they still love him after reading his latest book, Nobody Eats Parsley.
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