1H or 1S

[yin970902]

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play 2/1,North opening bid is 1♦.

South should bid 1♥ or 1♠?

how to descripe your ♥6-card suit and ♠5-card suit?

[mr1303]

1H. Followed by repeated spade bids.

[jbaptistec]

1♥ for now.

Then over the expected 1NT, 2♣ or 2♦, bidding 2♠ will strongly suggest this shape (with 5-5 you would have first bid 1♠, and you will not be often bidding 2♠ now with 4-5)

[yin970902]

yes，thank you!

I think responding reverse need less than opening bid.

then

1♦ --1♥

1NT/2♣/2d --2♠

can be more descriptive easily than 1♠ then 2♥,3♥.

[ggwhiz]

Yes and the best thing that can happen is that after 1♥, pard bids 1♠.

 

You are in better shape to try for a light shapely slam than if you had bid 1♠ and got a simple raise. Meanwhile a simple raise of hearts could also put you in the slam try zone.

[dkham]

Agree 1♥ then spades. Think some play a responding reverse does show an opening bid though (which is fine here).

[perko90]

1♥.

Agree, responder's reverse should be game forcing, and as mentioned, this hand is strong enough.

[keylime]

1♥ clearcut.

 

You are well placed for any rebid:

 

If pard rebids 1S, game is almost definite.

If pard rebids 1NT, just bid a natural and forcing 2♠

If pard rebids 2C, bid carefully. There maybe a misfit.

If pard rebids 2D, also bid carefully.

If pard does anything else....think about slam and how to bid your hand out.

[Yu18772]

1♦-1♥

2♣-2♠ is 4th suit forcing and not responders reverse, you will be able to show spades only when you bid 3♠ over the expected partners 2NT/3♣ or 3♦.

 

 

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