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 Meckwell Escapes Meckwell Escapes
  
- ​A ​more sophisticated,​ and more complex, agreement ​that we can use is the Meckwell Escapes, named after the well know national partnership called Meckwell. That agreement is as follows:+When our opening 1NT bid is doubled, either by the LHO or the RHO, and the Responder has <10 HCP, we can use 
 + ​a ​more sophisticated,​ and more complex, agreement ​to escape. ​ That agree,​emt ​is the Meckwell Escapes, named after the well know national partnership called Meckwell. That agreement is as follows:
  
 Opener: 1NT LHO: Double :Responder (partner): ?? Opener: 1NT LHO: Double :Responder (partner): ??
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 This agreement is guaranteed to find a 7 card trump fit at the 2 level, and often an 8 card fit. Of course if the opponents intervene with a bid, then the opener and Responder shut up! The partnership is now out of trouble and has escaped! ​ This agreement is guaranteed to find a 7 card trump fit at the 2 level, and often an 8 card fit. Of course if the opponents intervene with a bid, then the opener and Responder shut up! The partnership is now out of trouble and has escaped! ​
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 +Occasionally it will be the RHO of the opener who will double after opener’s partner has passed. ​ In this case opener passes, and if LHO passes, Responder executes the same agreement except that a pass is replaced by a redouble. ​ In this case the redouble cannot mean partner has 10+ HCP because it that were so partner would have bid the first time rather than pass.
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