Bridge Slam Learning (87) - Master the Pick-a-Slam Bidding Convention

Описание: In this video, we dive into the Pick-a-Slam bidding convention — a powerful and elegant tool used by expert partnerships to find the best possible small slam when the optimal strain (suit or no-trump) is still uncertain.

🎯 What You'll Learn:
What 5NT Pick-a-Slam really means — it's not a grand slam try, but a forcing bid asking partner to choose the best small slam.
How the convention works step-by-step: when to use it, how to respond, and what each bid communicates.
Why both partners collaborate in the decision, leading to smarter, safer slam contracts.

💡 Why It's Useful:
Avoids guessing the wrong strain at the slam level
Enhances partnership communication in complex auctions
Especially effective when multiple suits look playable or when notrump is a viable alternative

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