A player has a suit ‘wide open’ if he has no guard in that suit in a no- trump contract, or no control in that suit in a slam contract.
For example, if declarer and dummy both have a small doubleton in spades, one would say the suit is ‘wide open’.
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A player has a suit ‘wide open’ if he has no guard in that suit in a no- trump contract, or no control in that suit in a slam contract.
For example, if declarer and dummy both have a small doubleton in spades, one would say the suit is ‘wide open’.