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[hv=pc=n&s=shdc&w=sjt987hkdaqt876c6&n=shdc&e=sak642haq982d4ca7]399|300[/hv] North South holdings immaterial bIDDING E 1S S P W 2D N p E 2H S p W 3C N p E 3H S p W 4nt N p E 5D s p W 6P a friendly accusation by both p and opposition is that me W mislead both partner and opposition in my bidding. After a S open i'm immediately thinking slam and must keep making forcing bids( which are weakness for both of us) E/W use roman key card so my p is always thinking H. i am confident that even if she ( my wife) shows 2 key cards and Q of H i can still go 6 S. when she shows 3 A i go 6 and she makes seven with a finesse. so am i being disingenious in my bidding OR how do you bid to get to at least 6 S. ( a jump to 4 is considered weak

my p and i play 2nt over pa open of a minor showing 10/12 hcp and no 4 card major. we got disconbobulated on the folliowing bidding sequence. me 1C LHOP 1S P 2 nt pass me/ ?? What does the 2nt say here

What adjustments if any are needed using DONT against a weak 1NT open. Are there other conventions more suitable against a weak 1NT TKS

(a) how many pts required for responder to jump shift. (b) how many pts for opener to jump shift © is any jump shift on or off with competition TKS

my P and I play DONT. The bidding has been 1NT P P X Is the double in the passout seat showing a 6 card suit undeer DONT or for takeout??

I have heard the expression syms off syms on after interference. i know 1nt-2C X is stole my bid and is stayman. ACBL says syms off after any int. bid. I can see with many conventional bids after 1NT it may not make sense to ask for a transfer to a major. BUT if you know your OPs CC why not bid X over 2D ( stole my bid) to transfer to H or bid 2H to ask for S. MY idea is to alert this. MY ftf partner play this way and today i was told in no uncertain terms i cannot do this and i was making an unsportsmanlike bid. Please help 123600

How do you reply to each of these requests with a void

Bidding was Pass,1♣,X, 1♠ X Is the second X a takeout or Neg X

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Most bridge books give advice on advancing an overcall, but they all give examples of no interference by responder. How are advances changed when there is interference by a responder. This is more likely the case. TKS

A renag occured third last trick by declarer playing a trump on lead from board.Picked up later and remaining play from that point fwd. was reconstructed and determined that defenders would not have got a trick in any event. No penalty was applied. Is this correct?

Is there any way of asking for A or K's after a 3NT bid or is it even needed? A 4NT bid is quantatative and Gerber 4 clubs needs to be jump.

If an op has seen a card before it hits the table has the card been played?