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   Who should play negative double s?

   • Everyone should play Negative Double s, and they should be played on all levels (not just the 2- and 3-level). In general, the negative double shows the unbid suits, with the focus on the majors. You might also consider getting Larry's book on Doubles and Redouble s HERE or try Michael's Negative Double s Webinar which you can find HERE .

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   Should everyone play negative doubles?

   • In my Larry Teaches Doubles book, I go into much more detail (with many practice quizzes). Everyone should play Negative Double s, and they should be played on all levels (not just the 2- and 3-level). In general, the negative double shows the unbid suits, with the focus on the majors.

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   Does a negative double show length?

   • In fact, the higher they bid, the less likely you are to ever be dealt a penalty double. Doubles on any level should NOT show length/strength in the opponent's suit. They should all be takeout/cards. 2. What suits does the negative double show? In general, the other major (s) is promised.

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   How many points does a negative double show?

   • If the opening is 1-of-a-major and they overcall the other major, a negative double typically shows both minors. On a higher level, responder's double is just "takeout" and not necessarily promising the other major. 3. How many points does the negative double show? This depends on the level. On the one-level, only 6+ points are required.

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   In my Larry Teaches Doubles book, I go into much more detail (with many practice quizzes). Everyone should play Negative Doubles, and they should be played on all levels (not just the 2- and 3-level). In general, the negative double shows the unbid suits, with the focus on the majors.

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   In my Larry Teaches Doubles book, I go into much more detail (with many practice quizzes). Everyone should play Negative Doubles, and they should be played on all levels (not just the 2- and 3-level). In general, the negative double shows the unbid suits, with the focus on the majors.

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   Jan 22, 2018 · The Negative Double is probably the most useful convention in bridge. Certainly in competitive auctions. Here we overview what Responder promises by making a Negative Double after a variety of different overcalls.

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   Feb 9, 2024 · Negative doubles should be played on ALL levels (not through 3♠ or anything like that. In fact, the more they bid, the less likely you are to have their suit). South’s double is NOT a penalty double.

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   Aug 9, 2012 · Negative doubles are played through infinity. After any overcall, responder cannot make a penalty double (he can pass and hope opener doubles for takeout, and then he can leave it in). Responsive doubles are also played through every level. They are used if the opponents bid and raise, or if they bid two different suits.