2-NT definition

2-NT. = Support for Opener’s suit with a Limit-Raise, or better in strength.

Examples of 2-NT in a sentence

  • Fourth Suit Forcing: A bid in the fourth suit at 2 level forcing to 2NT or 4m Suction over Opponents Opening Bid – Note 14 Splinter bids/fragment jumps by opener Reverses and simple change of suit by opener Forcing after a 2 level response.

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  • At one table there was little interest; East opened 2NT in fourth seat and West gave him game.

  • So, opener will either pass you in 2NT, or she will bid 3 clubs if she has a 5-card club suit.

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  • Since a sequence such as 1H - 2D - 2S is game forcing anyway, Opener with no fewer than 17 HCP’s and Responder no fewer than 10 or 12 HCP’s, a continuation of 2-NT by Responder would be natural and would not be Ingberman.

  • Some may bid 2NT, but your minor suits are so weak that the defense may score too often.

  • Notice that as a passed hand, you cannot possibly have a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 2NT response to the opening bid.

  • So, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 2NT is a useful tool if the partnership follows up successfully.

  • Example 3  Q 10 5 2    8 7 4 A 7 3 6 3 2  J 7 4 N  A K 9  A 6 2 W E  J 9 3   K J 10 8 4 2 J  S 8 6 3   Q 6 A K 8 7 5  K Q 10 5   9 5 Q 10 9 4 N E S W 1 P 1 P 2NT P 3NT All pass.