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    DOPI - An acronym for Double Zero, Pass One, 
    used to indicate Aces or Key Cards when an opponent has interfered with a 
    slam-asking sequence as Gerber or Blackwood. 
      
        | Bid | Meaning |  
        | Double | Zero Aces or keycards* |  
        | Pass | 1 Ace or keycards* |  
        | 1st Suit | 2 Aces or keycards* |  
        | 2nd Suit | 3 Aces or keycards* |  
    * Note: Some advanced player prefer to interpret Suit bids 
    according their Keycard system.  For instance, playing RKC, the 1st 
    Suit bid would indicate 0 or 3 Keycards (not one). 
    See books on
     
        Slam and other slam conventions:
     
        1430,
        Baby Blackwood, 
        
        Blackwood, Controls,
    Exclusion Blackwood - 
    Voidwood, Gerber,  
        Grand Slam Force,
    Jacoby 2 Notrump,
    Key Card Blackwood, 
    Kickback,  
        Last Train,  NAMYATS,
    Pick a Slam,
    Quantitative Notrump Bid,
    Rolling Blackwood,
    Serious 3 Notrump,
    Slam Try - Stayman,
    Splinters,
    Opener 
    Jump Shift,
    Strong Jump Shift, and legacy treatments as 
        Roman Asking Bids,
    Roman Blackwood,
        Roman Gerber.  Slam 
        treatments 
    also include interference of 
    an overcall by opponents, as 
        Negative Slam Double,
    DOPI,
        DEPO, ROPI. |