overcaller造句

• If overcaller has the one-suited hand, he passes.
• The Rosencranz redouble is also used to indicate a doubleton honor in overcaller's suit.
• The assumption is that the overcaller must surely have at least five cards in the suit he has bid.
• The USP suggests that in responding to overcalls, a hand with at least invitational strength plus a fit for overcaller's suit make the highest level non-jump bid available.
• After a " Munson " redouble, overcaller's spot-card lead in his suit is a showing which side suit overcaller prefers partner to lead back ( shift ).
• After a " Munson " redouble, overcaller's spot-card lead in his suit is a showing which side suit overcaller prefers partner to lead back ( shift ).
• In such a situation, a double by the partner of the overcaller would be treated as either a Rosenkranz double, a snapdragon double, a responsive double or a penalty double based on partnership agreement.
• When the overcall is in a suit held by the overcaller, the double shows a decent non-game forcing hand with a four-card or very good three-card holding in the suit specified.
• Showing the top honor may allow the overcaller with a serrated holding to lead the suit safely; while denying the top honor ( and thereby suggesting strength elsewhere ) encourages the overcaller to lead a different suit.
• Showing the top honor may allow the overcaller with a serrated holding to lead the suit safely; while denying the top honor ( and thereby suggesting strength elsewhere ) encourages the overcaller to lead a different suit.
• Usually its meaning is, in turn, dependent upon the meaning of the overcall and the meaning of the overcall can vary widely because there are a number of conventional systems available to an overcaller after a 1NT opening.