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3. www.bridgehands.com › C › Criss_Cross_RaiseCriss Cross Raise (1C-2D or 1D-3C): Bridge Bidding Convention

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   Criss Cross Raise - Also known as the Criss Cross Jump Shift or Crossover, a convention to address minor suit openings when responder has a invitation values (some play game forcing) and no 4 card major. Method 1. Inverted Minor Game Forcing. Criss Cross Invitational Values. Method 2.

4. bridgewinners.com › article › viewCriss -cross Inverted Raises - Bridge Winners

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   Feb 26, 2020 · criss-cross inverted raises is designed to distinguish game forcing raises of minor suits from raises that are only invitational. (The double raise is still weak and preemptive in either case, but according to Bridge World Standard 2017, shows some values, i.e. enough to have a shot at 3NT if partner has 18-19 balanced.)

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   Alternately, mikeh's scheme using criss cross allows you to retain the simple single raise as normal which can be useful in fighting for part scores, or making sure (esp important at IMP) that you play and make 2 or 3 m rather than being off 1 in 1NT.

6. www.bridgewebs.com › ocala › Inverte MinorsInverted Minors, Criss Cross, and Flip-Flop - BridgeWebs

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   Using criss cross, the bids of 2♦*after 1♣, and 3♣* after 1♦, Jump Shifts (J/S) in the other minor (an alert – in Red on the Convention Card), show a limit raise (10-12 HCP) and at least 4-card support for the bid minor, and denies a 4-card major. These bids are invitational to game.

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   What is a criss cross bid?

   • Using criss cross, the bids of 2♦*after 1♣, and 3♣* after 1♦, Jump Shifts (J/S) in the other minor (an alert – in Red on the Convention Card), show a limit raise (10-12 HCP) and at least 4-card support for the bid minor, and denies a 4-card major. These bids are invitational to game.

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   What is a criss cross raise?

   • Criss Cross Raise - Also known as the Criss Cross Jump Shift or Crossover, a convention to address minor suit openings when responder has a invitation values (some play game forcing) and no 4 card major. The benefit of the Criss Cross convention is to differentiate invitational and game forcing hands with support in opener's bid suit.

   Criss Cross Raise (1C-2D or 1D-3C): Bridge Bidding Convention

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   What is a criss-cross inverted raise?

   • Getting results... criss-cross inverted raises is designed to distinguish game forcing raises of minor suits from raises that are only invitational. (The double raise is still weak and preemptive in either case, but according to Bridge World Standard 2017, shows some values, i.e. enough to have a shot at 3NT if partner has 18-19 balanced.)

   Criss -cross Inverted Raises - Bridge Winners

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   Why do people use criss cross?

   • Alternately, mikeh's scheme using criss cross allows you to retain the simple single raise as normal which can be useful in fighting for part scores, or making sure (esp important at IMP) that you play and make 2 or 3 m rather than being off 1 in 1NT.

   CrissCross for Beginners - BBO Discussion Forums - Bridge Base Online

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   What are the benefits of a criss cross convention?

   • The benefit of the Criss Cross convention is to differentiate invitational and game forcing hands with support in opener's bid suit. Without Criss Cross, hapless players may find themselves going down in a 3 Notrump contract when responder has 9-11 points with a short suit.

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   Is crisscross straight forward?

   • MikeH Hi, CrissCross appears to be straight forward: 1♣:2♦ game force ♣'s 1♦:3♣ game force ♦'s 1♣...

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8. youth.worldbridge.org › three-way-minor-raises-by-mike-savageThree Way Minor Raises By Mike Savage - Youth World Bridge

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   Nov 24, 2017 · After your partner opens one of a minor, you play that a jump to three of partner’s minor by responder is non-invitational, you play a simple raise to two of partner’s minor is a game-forcing raise and a jump-shift into the other minor (called a Criss-Cross raise) is an invitational raise of partner’s minor — 1 -2 or 1 -3.