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After searching some more, I found an answer to my own question: It is probably relay stayman that was part of the old polish club WJ2000. Apparently it was replaced in WJ2005 because "it did not stand the test of time". :)

Thanks for the replies. It was not two-way or double barreled stayman. It might have been the viking precision system; I used to own the viking precision book a few years back so it might have been there I came across it. Unfortunately, I lost the book so I cant check. I didnt use the system for very long but my initial impression (we used a weak 1NT opening) was that the decision between playing 3NT-4M or 3NT-5m became easier. Also, the decision between 5m or 6m became easier. Giving this information away to the opponents is of course not good, but I still found the system good against the opponents I faced.

Dear All, A few years ago, I came across an interesting no trump system. 1NT - 2C was standard stayman and 1NT-2D was game forcing. The artificial bidding sequence following 1NT-2D allowed the opener to show his exact distribution in all suits using bids below 3NT. I think the system was part of the polish club, but I cannot find it anymore. Does anyone know of such a no trump system and where I can find it? thanks -Torbjorn