Saturday, May 22, 2004 10:32 AM

Hand Evaluation - The " I " in D.S.I.P.

 

PITBULLS:

 

            D.S.I.P.  theory is highly dependent on partner  executing the “I “ in D.S.I.P. . We assume that partners are intelligent or why are they playing with you ? However,  partners are only  human , so sometimes the “I “ takes on different meanings . A while back there was some “brainstorming” by a group of us to find alternative words for the “I “. I have just come up with a new meaning for the “I” in D.S.I.P.  Do Something Ilya Partner J

 

idiotic

insane

ignorant

irrational

insulting

inappropriate

incapable

inconsiderate

illogical

insensitive

impeccable

irritating

illegitimate

irrelevant

impolite

imaginative

illegal

incapable

irksome

iffy

informative

insufferable

improbable

inexplicable

impetuous

ineffective

inopportune

illustrious

involuntary

illuminating

inconclusive

invaluable

inspiring

invaluable

instantly

important

intense

inconspicuous

inane

inept

implied

impetuous

infantile

immoral

injurious

ironic

insipid

inconsequential

irritating

irate

incalculable

infamous

In tempo

impish

immovable

impregnable

icky

impotent

invincible

imperative

inconsistent

infallible

incoherent

Italian

Iraqi

 

 

            Theory is only as good as the people playing it. D.S.I.P. theory makes no sense in match points & rubber Bridge . IMPS has a different way of scoring which in my opinion allows the removal of trump stack doubles in competitive bidding. In return though , partner must have a high degree of judgment & be able to do something intelligent when required.  D.S.I.P. is the inverse or opposite of standard thinking. A double means I want to bid instead of discouraging bidding. A pass means I want to defend ( maybe with a trump stack ) instead of encouraging partner to bid as in forcing pass theory & the “green light” concept. A “free bid  or a bid does not exist to show extra as partner would have always doubled initially. A bid is just a “noise” competitively a la last word Larry & Willard. Takes getting used to after decades of thinking differently.