Bridge Game Learning (86) - Inverted Minor Raise in the ladder of 2/1

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In this week’s episode, we dive into a realistic (and dramatic!) duplicate bridge session that showcases the power—and peril—of the Inverted Minor Raise (IMR) in modern 2/1 Game Forcing systems.
Modern principle: "Strong hands act low, weak hands act high".

🃏 What You’ll Learn:
What exactly is the Inverted Minor Raise?
Where IMR fits on the modern 2/1 response ladder after a 1♣ or 1♦ opening
Why keycards ≠ slam—and how balanced hands with minor fits usually belong in 3NT, not 6♦
The critical difference between exploring and overreaching
How identical cards led to opposite results in two rooms—thanks to judgment (or lack thereof)

📚 Hand Breakdown Included:
Full deal with vulnerability and card layouts
Side-by-side auction analysis
Post-mortem insights

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