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Dear experts, What is your good practice on determine if a situation is forcing pass? We are trying to fine tune our system on that but finding everyone has different opinions and the variation is huge. The following are what we have right now: 1. 2/1 or other already GF sequence 2. Cue bid showing high card raise 3. Red vs White, after we bid game but got overcall. Thanks in advance for your opinion. Lync

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North open 1S and opponent overcall 2H. In North-South method, 2N means some kind of support so South pass instead.[hv=pc=n&s=s63hk86dk74ckjt43&w=sqj4h742dt62cq865&n=sakt872hadaj983c2&e=s95hqjt953dq5ca97&d=n&v=0&b=1&a=1s2hpp3dp3np4d]399|300[/hv]

Dear all, Playing Kaplan Inversion / Interchange, it seems that opponents have a free double and it is not easy to deal with. Is there any suggested defence after 1H - 1S(KI) - (X)? Thanks, Lync