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It's a good hand but aceless, so i choose the underbid, but 2S as the bid most likely to encourage partner. Isn't 2D non-forcing?

Oops sorry - forgot the 3S bid. I would jump to 6C as you did.

In my favourite methods: 2!C 2!S (2 controls) 3!C (nat) 3!H (nat) 4NT (trump ask) 5!S (one top honour, extra length) 7!H P Playing 2D waiting: 2!C 2!D (waiting) 3!C nat 3!H (nat) 5!S exclusion B'wood 6!C (1 kc outside spades) 7!H P

I like a 4D splinter raise. Either a cuebidding sequence or Blackwood now will get us to the good 6C.

1) Pass 2) 2C - I don't want to play my cold game in 1D 3) 4S - good controls but I don't have that much to spare. If partner can't jump, I don't think there will be a play for 6, and we haven't made 4S yet.

I open 2C because otherwise could play cold game in 1D. Qxx xxxx xxx QJx

Last night in a tourney, the declarer was headed for down 1 (in a slam no less), and partner conceded the contract making ;) . In f2f bridge, one partner cannot concede on behalf of the partnership. Is it possible (or desirable) to program BBO to permit conceder's partner to reject the concession?