Preemptive bidding guidelines in bridge play
A bridge article defines preemptive bidding as a bid higher than necessary to shut out opponents and argues original bids should be for one odd trick. It notes abandoning old notations, describes when preempts are used in majors and minors, and gives examples of three to five card preempts with suggested bid strength and counting tricks to decide height.
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