...does what it says on the tin. Bridge - please spot the errors :) : comments.
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I still can't play strong twos. It's all about who taught you and the habits you've formed.
OTOH, weak twos won us a duplicate contract and put us in second place for a tournament years ago - because we're not afraid to bid a minor suit if it's great, we wound up in the contract that makes the slam and no one else did - they all stayed with the major on principle. Which only made 5.
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Reminding myself from google, it looks your system is very much based on standard acol, even when it wasn't what I expected (I was nominally taught ACOL for a little, but now I'm much more familiar with the specifics of what SGO and UBC people play, and no longer really remember any of the details), so anything I don't understand I shouldn't attribute to you :)
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I think strong 2s are more natural, and therefore simpler to learn, though.