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Forcing pass

In the card game bridge, a forcing pass is an agreement or understanding that a pass call obliges the partner to bid, double, or redouble over an intermediate opposing pass, i.e. partner must "keep the bidding open".

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Forcing pass

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related to External links · 7
Forcing pass → BrideGuys, Forcing Pass Archived, Forcing Pass Finds Best, May, Richard Pavlicek, Trump Fit, Wayback MachineBridgeHands
related to Further reading · 7
Forcing pass → Barbara Seagram, Bidding, Compete, Contract Bridge, Eddie Kantar, Marc Smith, Ways
related to Low-level forcing pass · 6
Forcing pass → Commonly, Here, If, Jacoby, One, Then
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Forcing pass → Here, Partners, The, Then, When
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Forcing pass → agreement or understanding that a pass call obliges the partner to bid, moot point and the concept may be considered inapplicable

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pass forcing double bid auction opposing partner may strong act redouble first bidding partnership direct one suggests strain conventional choice

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Forcing passis aagreement or understanding that a pass call obliges the partner to bid0.90text
Forcing passis amoot point and the concept may be considered inapplicable0.90text
Forcing passrelated to External linksForcing Pass Finds Best0.60section
Forcing passrelated to External linksTrump Fit0.60section
Forcing passrelated to External linksRichard Pavlicek0.60section
Forcing passrelated to External linksMay0.60section
Forcing passrelated to External linksBrideGuys0.60section
Forcing passrelated to External linksForcing Pass Archived0.60section
Forcing passrelated to External linksWayback MachineBridgeHands0.60section
Forcing passrelated to Further readingContract Bridge0.60section
Forcing passrelated to Further readingEddie Kantar0.60section
Forcing passrelated to Further readingWays0.60section

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