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#21 User is offline   gnasher 

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Posted 2012-January-19, 05:33

 han, on 2012-January-18, 07:38, said:

For Csaba's benefit that would be "onspeelbare klaveren". Onbespeelbare klaveren would sooner mean the opposite, that it is impossible to play against this system.

:) I did wonder what the extra syllable was for, but I didn't want to argue with Google Translate. Google was right, of course: the English word "playable" can be used in either sense.
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
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Posted 2012-January-19, 06:42

You need to work on your copy-paste skills then, because surely google translate didn't give a double O.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2012-January-19, 06:54

BTW we gave up on this system. Echt onspeelbar.
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Posted 2012-January-19, 08:03

For those interested, a convention card for Baltic Club, as played by Smirnov-Piekarek, is available here but unfortunately without much detail. The key seems to be that 1♣ - 1♦; 2♣ is natural and non-forcing (probably ~11-17) and they are essentially gambling that they can handle the 18+ club-based hands well enough to compensate for the plusses from the 2♣ opener. Perhaps Gerben or Free know more about this system...
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Posted 2012-January-19, 08:32

 gwnn, on 2012-January-19, 06:54, said:

BTW we gave up on this system. Echt onspeelbar.


It does have a double A.
Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2012-January-19, 09:00

Yes it does unless it's not the last syllable. This rule is confusing me but I will get used to it. Dutch orthography is less convoluted than this system anyway.
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Posted 2012-January-19, 12:30

Give me your email address and I will give you Jansma - Verhees system notes from when they played together.
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Posted 2012-January-20, 02:32

As I am getting a zillion requests: http://www.geocities...on%20Jansma.pdf

I got it from the internet at some point but the link has died so I am just reposting it.
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Posted 2012-January-20, 03:57

Cheers, very useful. Don't speak dutch but everything is nicely layed out so you can pretty much work it out.
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Posted 2012-January-20, 04:07

So I am learning some Italian vocabulary to understand Bocchi-Duboin system and now I need add Dutch to it :)
Thanks Gerben42, this is awesome !
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Posted 2012-January-20, 09:45

Thanks, for me the last language I was trying to decipher was Polish (using my little knowledge of Russian) but Dutch (based on my barely less little knowledge of German) looks so easier :-)
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Posted 2012-January-23, 21:03

 kaltstart, on 2012-January-19, 04:21, said:

I also mentioned the pair in the German open team who play a Polish club variant (Baltic Club),in which the 2♣ opener is reserved for a weak 2-suiter (♥+another), so they must also handle the hands which would open 2♣ in other PC variants within the 1♣ opener. I guess, they do so similar as bluecalm described...


Note that in Baltic Club, 1♦ can be up to 21 points with a 2-suiter, and 1M up to 18 HCP, so their 1♣ is just a bit less overloaded than in the original post here.
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