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#21 User is offline   mr1303 

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Posted 2005-January-10, 06:11

5H I think is showing what you have, and leaving it to partner to make the correct decision. Just because you might not have huge slam interest, partner might well do.

And if you don't bid Jacoby 2NT with the South hand, what else do you do? SPlinter is awful, since for partner to cue a minor suit ace takes you past 4S.
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Posted 2005-January-10, 09:24

I don't know what is the best here.

But I remeber two general rules we use.
-When opponents bid two suits we use them to show our suits and strong hand.
e.g.
1s-2nt(minors)-?
3c are heards and strong hand, 3d show spade fit, 3h and 3s is passable.

-When GF was made pass is forcing.

Does any of them apply here?

And what does dbl. show now?
Sorry, my english is not perfect :(
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Posted 2005-January-10, 13:23

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