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• Over an opposing pass it is simply a raise and a invitation to six notrump, a small slam.
• If the declaring side is vulnerable, a small slam awards 750 points, and a grand slam awards 1500 points.
• If the declaring side is not vulnerable, a small slam awards 500 points, and a grand slam awards 1000 points.
• A large bonus is awarded if the declaring side makes a small slam or grand slam, a contract of twelve tricks and thirteen tricks respectively.
• Sunday Silence in 1989 was the first to claim a " Small Slam " by winning three of the four legs ( but not the Triple Crown ).
• In the end games the bidding starts at a level of six ( small slam level ), and the exchange of cards favours highly the declarer side.
• This was changed to 100, so that playing 5 of a minor, redoubled, making an overtrick, is always worth more than an undoubled small slam.
• It is widely considered ( for example high-card points are needed for making a small slam in no trumps, and 37 high card points for a NT grand slam.
• With a total of 34 HCP in the combined hands, based on the above-mentioned HCP-requirement for slam, most partnerships would end in a small slam ( 12 tricks ) contract.
• The win also put him in position to win the Winston Million if he could finish off the " small slam " with a win in either the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte, or the Southern 500 at Darlington.
• A very common type of conventional bid is of the slam-seeking variety to be used in situations when a small slam or a grand slam appears possible but more information is needed before the optimum contract can be determined.
• Davey's chance to win the Winston Million was up next as the series headed to Darlington for the Mountain Dew Southern 500, which was worth both a million dollar bonus if he could win the Small Slam, but moreover, become the fourth driver to win the Career Grand Slam.
• The term " whist terms ) is attested from early in the 17th century . " Grand slam " for all of the tricks, in contrast to " small slam " or " little slam " for all but one, dates from early in the 19th century.
• In order to make a small slam ( grand slam ) the combined strength and shape of the two hands must be sufficient to take 12 ( 13 ) tricks "'and "'the opponents must not be able to cash two ( one ) tricks before declarer has set up those 12 ( 13 ) tricks.
• Twice prior to 1985, a driver claimed a " Small Slam " ( three out of the four races ) : Lee Roy Yarbrough ( 1969, although it was considered a " Triple Crown, " as the Talladega event was not established until 1970 ) and $ 1 million bonus to any driver that won a Small Slam in the same season.
• Twice prior to 1985, a driver claimed a " Small Slam " ( three out of the four races ) : Lee Roy Yarbrough ( 1969, although it was considered a " Triple Crown, " as the Talladega event was not established until 1970 ) and $ 1 million bonus to any driver that won a Small Slam in the same season.
• Since a vulnerable small slam bid and made is worth between 1370 ( 6 of a minor ) and 1440 ( 6 no trump ), this change also means that for a non-vulnerable sacrifice, a result of down five (-1100 ) would show a profit, down six (-1400 ) might be a small loss or a small gain, and down seven (-1700 ) would be a loss.
• Waltrip, who had long feuded with the entire Allison clan ( Bobby and Donnie; ironically, Waltrip had replaced Donnie Allison with the DiGard team in 1975 and was a relief driver for one of Donnie's wins at Talladega ), sat next to his car on pit road in lawn chair and held a colorful umbrella, gleefully joking that the rain shower was worth " one million dollars " to him as he became the fourth driver to finish a Career Grand Slam . ( This was the second time Waltrip prevented a driver from clinching a Small Slam; in 1985, he stopped Bill Elliott's 1985 run at a Small Slam at Charlotte and Elliott has yet to win that leg of the Grand Slam; Elliott would take the Small Slam at Darlington in September; Dale Earnhardt stopped Waltrip's Small Slam and Career Grand Slam attempt three years previously at Darlington . ) Davey finished fifth and was now 119 points behind Elliott, who finished third.
• Waltrip, who had long feuded with the entire Allison clan ( Bobby and Donnie; ironically, Waltrip had replaced Donnie Allison with the DiGard team in 1975 and was a relief driver for one of Donnie's wins at Talladega ), sat next to his car on pit road in lawn chair and held a colorful umbrella, gleefully joking that the rain shower was worth " one million dollars " to him as he became the fourth driver to finish a Career Grand Slam . ( This was the second time Waltrip prevented a driver from clinching a Small Slam; in 1985, he stopped Bill Elliott's 1985 run at a Small Slam at Charlotte and Elliott has yet to win that leg of the Grand Slam; Elliott would take the Small Slam at Darlington in September; Dale Earnhardt stopped Waltrip's Small Slam and Career Grand Slam attempt three years previously at Darlington . ) Davey finished fifth and was now 119 points behind Elliott, who finished third.
• Waltrip, who had long feuded with the entire Allison clan ( Bobby and Donnie; ironically, Waltrip had replaced Donnie Allison with the DiGard team in 1975 and was a relief driver for one of Donnie's wins at Talladega ), sat next to his car on pit road in lawn chair and held a colorful umbrella, gleefully joking that the rain shower was worth " one million dollars " to him as he became the fourth driver to finish a Career Grand Slam . ( This was the second time Waltrip prevented a driver from clinching a Small Slam; in 1985, he stopped Bill Elliott's 1985 run at a Small Slam at Charlotte and Elliott has yet to win that leg of the Grand Slam; Elliott would take the Small Slam at Darlington in September; Dale Earnhardt stopped Waltrip's Small Slam and Career Grand Slam attempt three years previously at Darlington . ) Davey finished fifth and was now 119 points behind Elliott, who finished third.