
i. For Control Points Asking (CPA):
 
 - NOTE: The abbriviation CP is for Control Points. The psudo Controls Voids & Singletons can be
count only if there are not dublications with the real one.
 
ii. Games and Slams frames

 - With 24 to 30 CP you can make a Game , 32 to 36 CP are neseccary for a Small Slam and 38+
        will bring the Grand Slam. The answers depend on your partner base, i.e:
- with 28-30 CP you won't have problems for a Game in Minor suits if your PL = 5
- with 24-30 CP you will make a Game, but you can play 3NT even with as low as 20 CP 
          (if you have partial stoppers in all suits, of cource) if your PL >= 5. but if it is 4 only, 
          you will need at least one 5 by 3 Misfit (or better). Pay attentin, that even two 4 by 4 fits 
          won't help you! 
- with 32-36 CP you have to play Small Slam, if your PL >= 6.
- with 38+ CP you have to play Grand Slam if your PL >= 7.

 NOTE: Pay attention that you will have a gane in NT if your NT PL is higher than you suit's PL.

iii. Answers for the CP (A = 6, K = 4) including your Pseudo CP (Singleton = 4, Void = 10)

 - With Negative Base[B(-1) or less], the answers start from Zero Kings(0 pts), the next step is
        for 1 King (or 4 pts), the 3rd step is for 6 pts and so on by 2 pts.
 - With Neutral Base, B(0), the answers start from 1 Kings(or 4 pts), the next step is for 6 pts,
        the 3rd step is for 8 pts and so on by 2 pts.
 - With Base B1 the answers start from 2 Kings (or 8 pts), the next step is for 10 pts,
        the 3rd step is for 12 pts and so on by 2 more pts.
 - With Base B2 the answers start from 3 Kings (or 12 pts), the next step is for 14 pts,
        the 3rd step is for 16 pts and so on by 2 more pts.
 - With Base B3 the answers start from 4 Kings (or 16 pts), the next step is for 18 pts,
        the 3rd step is for 20 pts and so on by 2 more pts.
 - With Bases, B4 and up, the answers start from 4 Kings + 2 CP (or total of 18 pts), the next 
        step is for 20 pts, the 3rd step is for 22 pts and so on by 2 more pts.
 - With Bases, B5 and up, the answers start from 5 Kings + 2 CP (or total of 22 pts), the next 
        step is for 24 pts, the 3rd step is for 26 pts and so on by 2 more pts.
 
 - How to find the exact number of your partner's Kings + Aces along with how many they are with 
        one ONLY  question? Divide the CP number by 6 and DO NOT pay attention to the result, 
        but to the REMINDER !!!
 - With REMINDER of 0 your partner has 0 or 3 KINGS
 - With REMINDER of 2 your partner has only 2 KINGS
 - With REMINDER of 4 your partner has 1 or 4 KINGS
 - Because the rest of CP pts are for the Aces, you had discovered your partner's ACES + KINGS 
        with one ONLY question ! ONE for ALL, D'Artanian!
        The next Relay is for the KING(s)' suits by SCOR, but if you jump one suit, it is for ACE(s)' suits 
       (usually you won't need to know where are the ACES, except when you are VOID somewhere). 
 - The next Relay is for the strongest suit with 2 Key cards (Control + Honor).
 - If you do not know your partner B# and continue with Control Points Asking (CPA) usually after
       2CL opening bid, the answers for the numbers of the CP are:
 - 1st step; 1 King, i.e 4 control pts
 - 2nd step: 6 control pts, i.e. 1 Ace
 - 3rd step: 8 control pts, i.e. 2 Kings or 1 Ki ng + 1 Singleton
 - 4th step: 10 control pts, i.e. A + K and so on...

iiii. For HONOR PLACES by SLAM BIDDING. 

 - After showing your CPs, if the QUEST continue with Relays, s/he ask for the Controls` places:

1. If you have 1 King + 1 Ace show the simultaneously using SCOR-S(cor). If they are in the same
      suit use the 2nd S from scor-Scor. If a normal Relays follow, answer for the Queen(s) presence,
      but if a JUMP RELAY (one step UP) occur, show your Ace's suit first, and after a new Relay
     (if any), show your Queen(s) presence. You can use CRAS-C(rash) instead.

2. If you have two Kings, simply use first part of SCOR or CRASH to show them

3. If you have odd number of Kings:

 - With 1 King simply show the King's suit natural. 
 - With 3 Kings bid into the suit, where you do not have a King.

4. If you have Aces, but do not have Kings at all:

 - If you have two Aces, simply use first part of SCOR or CRASH to show them. 

5. If you have odd number of Aces:

 - With 1 Ace simply show the Ace's suit natural.
 - With 3 Aces bid into the suit, where you do not have an Ace.

NOTE: Do not forget one thing: Your partner ALWAYS will know EXACTLY how many Kings and Aces
        you hold. Never worry about that and always answer properly.
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 - THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL IS VERY IMMPORTANT (it is not published yet):

       - After pre-emptive openings or overcalls your priority answer may be for your B# in 
      conjunction with the preemptive's Level: 

1. No VUL : After a Preemptive Opening (Overcall) on 2nd Level your 1st step answer may be 1
       below the preemptive opening's Level, i.e with  B# = 1 or less, your CP may be 8 CP or less:
- Pass: B# = Zero or less, 4 CP or less, .
- Double: Penalty with 4+ card in the preemptive suit and B1+, 8+ CP.
- The bid in the suit next above to the opponent's preemptive bid: B1, 8+ CP.
- The next bid above: B2, 12+ CP
- The next bid above: B3, 16+ CP.
- The next bid above: B4, 18+ CP.
- The next bid above: B5+, 22+ CP. 

2. After a Preemptive Opening (Overcall) on 2nd Level VUL or on 3rd Level No VUL 
      your 1st step answer may be with B# = 2 or less, your CP may be12 or less:
- Pass: B1 or less, 8 CP or less, .
- Double: Penalty with 4+ card in the preemptive suit and B2+, 12+ CP.
- The bid in the suit next above to the opponent's preemptive bid: B2, 12+ CP.
- The next bid above: B3, 16+ CP.
- The next bid above: B4, 18+ CP.
- The next bid above: B5+, 22+ CP. 

2. VUL : After a Preemptive Opening (Overcall) on 3rd Level VUL your 1st step answer 
     may be with B# = 3 or less, your CP may be16 CP or less:
- Pass: B# = 2 or less, 12 CP or less, .
- Double: Penalty with 4+ card in the preemptive suit and B3+, 16+ CP.
- The bid in the suit next above to the opponent's preemptive bid: B3, 16+ CP.
- The next bid above: B4, 18+ CP.
- The next bid above: B5+, 22+ CP. 

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 - Two additions to this material:

- If you know your partner's Control Points (including the Pseudo CP for the Voids and
      the Singletons), but do not know his Base, use the next trick: Divide the CP by 7 and
      approximate (use the Integer part of the result only), i.e. B# ~ CP/7.
      With 12 CP your partner sure will have: 12/7 ~ 2 = B2. With 8 CP your partner
       base will be: 8/7 ~ 1 = B1, but pay attention when your partner's CP are below 10,
        his B# can be lower. With 26 CP the B# = 26/7 ~ B4 and so on ...

 - If you choose to show your queen(s), you may use the the next step answers:
- 1st step: 0/3 Queens(you may decide it to be: no Queen in the Trunp suit).
- 2nd step: 1/4 Queens, if only 1 it is in the longest suit.
- 3rd step: 2 Queens: 1 Q in the longest suit + 1 Q covered with a Control in a side suit.
- 4th step: Queen + Jack in the longest suit.

- Use this tremendous Bidding weapon to become a notable bidder.