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Philosophie

David Collier’s posts on Bidding systems and Theory
Le Choix d’un Système par Jean Pierre Roquafort
Typologie des enchères par Jean Pierre Roquafort
Interview de Thomas Bessis a propos des systèmes, sur Big Bang Bridge,traduit et adapté par Daniel Delestre .
What is the bridge system that has most impressed you? by Barry Rigal on Bridge Winners

Five cards Majors the scanian way by Mats Nilsland

“Mats Nilsland takes a look at everybody’s “standard system “ and shows how you can transform this natural base into an effective, modern bridge system.All ideas have been tested in real life successfully”

System archetypes by Greg Earnest
Building a Bidding System, Book by Roy Hugh
How complicated should your system be ? by Bob Crosby
Building a practical System by Liam Milne
How much has Bridge changed in 75 years by Jeremy Dondy
Construire et travailler son système avec le Partenaire Diaporama par Claire Martel à visionner sur You Tube
European Bridge league Systems policy

Systèmes- Systems

Why Four Card Majors ? by Marvin French
Debate A strong Club system is much better than Acol by Jeremy Dondy and Chris Jagger on EBU December 2009
On the Structure of Natural Bidding System by Bert Beentjes
Naturel Bidding in Bridge, the sevenfold way by Johannes Koelman
What does Natural mean ? by David Collier
Les systèmes étrangers par Alain Lévy Dossier As de Trèfle
Systèmes artificiels sur Roquibridge
GIB: Steps Toward an Expert-Level Bridge-Playing Program Matthew L. Ginsberg
World Championship system Review by Glen Ashton . A fantastic work !
Everybody needs a coach by Krzyzstof Martens.
Norberto Bocchi, the Big Bang interview Norberto talks about his bridge system and the importance of vulnerability

Systèmes naturels

Standard American Ancestors

Goren Bidding system

Standard American Bridge par Richard Pavlicek

SAYC Standard American Yellow Card
System of choice for many novice players on the internet. Also used as a pickup system by many from around the world.

A Mini book on Standard American by Noble Shore
What’s Standard ? Is Standard American a myth by David Lindop
ACBL SAYC System Booklet
Standard American Yellow Card Revised and Expanded by Mark London Further Revised by Wayne Burrows (Jan 2007)

Le Système d’enchère américain de base, volume 1, par Chris Hasney ,Jerry Pottier et Alain Lacourse

2 over one System
System very close to Standard American dates back to 1958 with Alvin Roth and Tobias Stone system . Edgar Kaplan and Alfred Sheinwold. followed with their own system. Features from the Roth-Stone system were also adapted to the 2/1 system we know today. from Bridge Hands

Roth Stone System developed by Alvin Roth and Tobias Stone in 1953 by Graeme Williams
Kaplan Sheinwold updated by Edgar Kaplan

Kaplan Sheinwold on Wikipedia

2 over one System on Bridgehands
Unifying 2/1 GF by Larry Cohen
Improving 2 over one Game force by Fred Gitelman
2 over one Game force system by Neil H. Timm PDF
The Great 2 over one debate by Bob MacKinnon
Eastern Scientific by Richard Pavlicek . Quite similar to the Standard American, also known as Walsh system
Pavlicek System PDF
BWS Bridge World Standard (BWS) encapsulates common American expert practices
Bridge Bulletin Standard
bidding system used by the panelists for It’s Your Call. It is loosely based on popular Standard American and 2/1 treatments commonly used by duplicate players in North America. It is more than SAYC, but less than a full-blown 2/1 system.

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Acol Système d’enchères anglais
Standard English Acol
Acol Système d’enchères anglais par Michel Heger
Convertir l’Acol en SAYC par Michel Heger

Benjaminised Weak Twos by Bernard Magee

Biedermeijer – Dutch Acol and Dutch Doubleton Compared to SAYC by Helene Thygesen on Bridgeguys

Autres systèmes naturels
Australian Bridge Standard on australianbridge.com

Churchill style

EHAA or Every Hand An Adventure.From the late 50’s.
Agressive, natural style of bidding that combines mini notrump openings, wide-range weak two-bids, and a Goren-like four-card major approach into an easy, effective, and fun way to bid. It is not a highly specified system, but rather, like Standard American or Acol, a general style which can be played in numerous variations. Quoted from Eric Landau.

ETM Everything That Matters System by Glen Ashton
ETM adjustment to allow for a strong forcing one Heart opening by Glen Ashton
ETM Savage A Bidding system for Bridge Barbarians by Glen Ashton
ETM Polar Club A top level Bridge System by Glen Ashton
Finnish Standard Bidding System on Jukka Korpela’s Bridge Page
Romex Bidding System
Science Simply Scientific Four Card Majors
Standard Dutch Bidding System, Now five cards Major by Tjoen Oei
We Bad, a scientific five cards major system played by Don Weiner and Dave Babcock

Fantunes
Fantoni_Nunes system by Daniel Neill
Simplified Fantunes

Fantunes revealed by Bill Jacobs

Ouverture de 2C Fantunes d’après Gérard Sauvet
Ouverture de 2P Fantunes d’après Gérard Sauvet

Le Trèfle fort

Big Club Standard by Howard Schenken on Bridge Bum

Schenken Club or Big Club system on BridgeFiles

A message to Players of the Blue Club by Benito Garozzo

Blue Team Club used by Arturo Franco and Dano De Falco

ETM Big Club express by Glen Ashton
Eastern Mysticism by Elliot Thomas Grant employs best elements of a strong club opening, a weak notrump, 2-over-1/forcing NT, and the Law of Total Tricks
Millenium Club from the book by Lyle Poe, notes by Daniel Neill
The Composite Club by Bill Hodgkiss
Hilversumse Klaveren a Big Club system by Michiel Geelen and Jan Veerbeek 2021

MOSCITO short for Major Oriented Strong Club originally invented by Paul Marston and Stephen Burgess

Moscito 2005 PDF by Paul Marston

Symmetric relay system , Moscito versions and variants, by David Morgan
Scamp system, Nick Hughes’ Moscito variant
Terrorist’s Moscito adaptation by Bo-Yin Yang
Moscito Byte (Moscito for GIB)
Cobra computer-designed bridge bidding system developed by E. T. Lindelof and similar to Schenken Club
Toad Club by Jim Griffin

AUC, Unassuming Club , member of « intermediate clubs » that includes Vienna System, Roman Club, Polish Club, New South Wales Club, Bogota Club, and Power System
Unassuming Club by Don Varvel

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Weak/Strong Club System

Carrot Club, originally « Morotsklovern », invented by Sven-Olof Flodqvist and Anders Morath in 1972

Magic Diamond light
Livorno or the Leghorn Diamond System developed by Benito Bianchi and Giuseppe Messina on Bridgeguys
Strong Diamond System by Noble Shore and Mike Gill
System Dutch Doubleton used by the international Dutch team
Tangerine Club , ClementinKlover in swedish by Jan Eric Larsson a simple, systematic version of a weak/strong 1 Club and light 4 card suit openings.
ETM Storm by Glen Ashton ,big one club opening
together with a one diamond opening to show minimum opening hands with four or more spades
Bocchi_Duboin system Notes on Ecats
A Bocchi Duboin System review by Paolo Garrisi
Polish Club by Greg Matula

Polish Standard K Jassem

Delta Club by David Morgan

Artificial 1T/1K Systems

Roman Club on Daniel’s System page

Roman System by Bernard Utner based on Giorgio Belladonna’s « nuovissimo fiori romano » with some enhancements and modernisations.

Système d ‘enchères de précision

Precision Club invented by CC Wei, a Chinese businessman, in the late 1960s

Precision Club, most common system used in the USA after Standard American and Two Over One first used on the international stage by the Taiwan national team in 1970. Following their success using the system in the 1970 and 1971 Bermuda Bowls, Precision exploded onto the world stage when the legendary Italian Blue Team adopted and refined it as Super-Precision. The Blue Team’s successes during the 1970’s using Precision brought the system prominence and prestige. Although its global popularity will never rival that of Standard American, 2-Over-1 or ACOL, it is generally reckoned to be more efficient that any of them and is the foremost Strong Club system in use today. Many modern experts, including multiple World Champions Jeff Meckstroff and Eric Rodwell use it as the basis of their system ….. from Oliver Clarke Precision Club page

Reason to play the Precision Club bidding system by O.K.Johnson

Articles about the Precision Club Bidding system on USA.bridge.com
Precision and Super Precision by Giorgio Belladona and Benito Garozzo from Tutto Bridge
Precision Bidding Today on Radha Verma ‘s Page
The Revision Club System 4th Ed. 2009 by John Montgomery

Meckwell System

Meckstroth and Rodwell an outline of their system

The search for a Fit

Meckstroth and Rodwell Convention card and notes Wuhan 2019

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Power Precision Sontag-Weischel Transcribed by Eugene Hung

The K-Club, a precision system played in Kingston, Ontario by Ken Allan
The K-D Club based on the K-Club but employs the full panoply of Italian bids PDF by Ken Allan

Recursive Diamond System by Adam Meyerson and Sam Ieong

precision-like system, featuring light limited openings – weak notrumps, and an artificial forcing bid

Mellon Diamond by Adam Meyerson and Noble Shore

Precision Club by Oliver Clarke derived from the Super precision System he played with Jason Hackett in 1980’s

Symmetric Relay System similar in many ways to Precision Club but using relay continuations over all of the openings.
Professor Roy Kerr Symmetric Relay System modified by Richard Hills 2000
Symmetric Relay System by Ljudmila Kamenova
TOSR 4-Card Transfer-Oriented Canapé Symmetric Relay System on Mark’s Bridge Bidding Systems
Volmac Precision developped by Garozzo for the Dutch team on Daniel ‘s System page
ULTRA CLUB Relay by Dwayne Hoffman & Larry Lowell
Ultra attempt by John Lowenthal and Phillip Martin to improve the Ultimate Club.
SuperSpades by Mark Donovan
Super Spade in Bridge Magazine‘s Bidding Challenge.
Autre systèmes de relais par David Morgan

Forcing pass systems

Forcing Pass Systems by Jan Eric Larsson and Ben Cowling
SCRAPE Strong Pass Relay Ever Avoiding Defending variation of Moscito known as SPREAD by Mark Abraham
The Way Forward British symmetric variant
The Way Forward by Todd A. Anderson
IMPrecision symmetric Precision variant developed by Sam Ieong and Adam Meyerson.
Dejeuner, a forcing pass system with symmetric relays by Todd A Anderson

SuperLambda Polish Forcing Pass system
Suspensor on Mark Abraham
Three-times-three by V. Brushtunov
T Rex opening bids are highly multi-way with many different relay structures on Mark’s Bridge Bidding System
Trident, a Forcing Pass system by Ken Allan
DONT System by Mark Donovan
Säffle Spade by Einar Bergh and Pontus Svinhufvud

Systèmes étrangers peu connus

Ambra System written by Garozzo for the italian junior team
Ambra on Bridgeguys
Artic Club by Gordon Bower
The amBIGuous DIAMOND system by Marvin French designed for matchpoint bidding, permits, four-card major opening bids.
CatoMult System Notes CAnape-Take-Out-MULTi! by Mark Abraham
Douche club by Mark Abraham, Griff Ware and Daniel Geromboux
Electric Ant by Daniel Skipper system I designed after getting annoyed at losing pairs events because I sat the wrong direction, didn’t get any points and got bad board after bad board because my opponents did normal stuff.
Lf Bridge system (4 card)
LH Blue Card with very light openings by Liu Hong
LH System by Liu Hong on Bridgeguys

The Martens System by Krzysztof Martens

Martens Books by Vang
M.A.F « Majors Always First » or: « Multis are favorite » by Chiel Verwoest .
MidMac bidding system devised by Jon Drabble

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Mox,21 century bridge, by Mihail Filipov Nedyalkov, Bulgaria, system features some themes: giving as little information as possible to the opponents; sacrificing some sign-offs to improve game and slam auctions; major oriented transfer responses
Notional Club by Phil Smith