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1nt-2nt (maybe too strong to start with 1nt) 3c 3d (3d=d single/vucuum) 4d 7nt (4d=super max with dA,so 7nt has a play)

x AQJT8x x T7xxx; both white,1st seat,open 3h,suitablely? or just pass?thank you.

a relay bid may solve the problem of #2； 2H 2S （2H＝H+minor，2S＝relay） 2nt 3d （2nt＝c+min，3d＝relay） 3H 3S （3H＝c single，3S＝ask control） 3nt 4d （3nt＝0 control，4d＝ask Q） 4nt 7c （4nt＝both Q） we use nearer none pd suit as relay bid to ask minor+strenght， shortness，control and Q in turn.

mostly South!His hand is not an immediate 3H after 2nt especially when vul; 3H balance is ok.

[hv=s=st98xxhjxxxdkqxcq]133|100|[/hv] both white,pd,dealer,opens 1H,it goes: 1H (2d) ? we disagreed: 2H:too much defence for 3H/4H; 4H:to play and preempt; what is your alternative?thanks!

[hv=d=w&v=n&s=sth9432daq965cqj7]133|100|Scoring: IMP[/hv] west open 1H,and pd db, east pass,it is your turn(south),2d or 3d?

[hv=v=n&s=stxxhk8xd9xxcakq9]133|100|Scoring: IMP[/hv] both white 1♦ (1♠) ? db or 2c?thanks

[hv=v=n&s=sj9hjt8xxdxcakxxx]133|100|Scoring: IMP[/hv] pass pass pass 1♦ 1♥ ? red VS white,pass , 1nt,or 2c? thanks

[hv=v=b&n=sakxxxxhkxxxdxxcx&s=sxxxhajxxdqtcqxxx]133|200|Scoring: IMP[/hv] N S 1♠ 2♠ 3♥ 4♥ 4♠ 2S:8-10p assign blame,thanks!

The advantage of play d33 is when it fails;we can position 4d: If W has 4d:we can squeeze W:HK+4d; If W has 2d:he will have more chance of have long c,;if he unluckily have HK,he will be squeezed HK+long c; so when d33 fails,W will be squeezed likely/probably if he has HK.

[hv=d=n&n=sakjtxxxhqxxdqxcx&s=sq8haxdaxxxxcakqx]133|200|Scoring: IMP[/hv] contact:7S: lead:sx line1: try d33,if fails,squeeze W:HK+4d or HK+5c; line2:cash red aces and all spades,double squeeze red K+c or squeeze red Ks +long c which line has better chance or something else? thanks!

1S 2d 4S This Sequence always describes a 7s hand which can barely open. As this hand has extra, I strongly recommend: 1S 2d 2S 3c 4S

all red,you hold A986 AJT8764 8 4,and open 1H;It goes: 1H (2d) x / ? at ?,what is your rebid:2H/3H/4H or 2S/3S/4S?thanks.