Pass-or-correct bid
In the card game bridge a pass-or-correct bid (or convertible bid), is a non-forcing bid that asks partner to pass or bid differently based on her/his holding. Pass-or-correct bids are generally used as responses to multiway bids.
A typical example is the 2♠ response on a multi 2 diamonds opening that asks partner to pass with a weak hand with long spades, or to bid three hearts with a weak hand and long hearts. This 2♠ bid implies length in hearts and denies length in spades.
Pass-or-correct bids that are made in a suit you don't hold when length in one of two suits has been shown by partner's bid, are also referred to as paradox responses.
Conventions using pass-or-correct bids
- Multi 2 diamonds
- CRASH
- Suction convention
- Mini-Roman 2 Diamond
- Antispades Twos
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