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It does not show a double fit because 3 handles those hands and is forcing. So the trump suit is clearly spades. As for what it shows, my guess would be a diamond control but it might depend on what other options are available in the system. This is the kind of bid I would simply never make with a pick-up partner.
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What is 3 over 2 for you?

 

To me 3 would be a short suit game try and 4 diamond does not exist.

If 3 is natural and forcing or a kind of HSGT, 4 sounds like a splinter.

If 3 is natural and non forcing, I would change my methods after the hand and take4 as natural and forcing and would not use KC at all- and if, it would be 6 cards KC.

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I copied a thread from March 2002, which asked about the following sequence :

 

1C - 1S

2S - 4C = ??

 

SPLINTER ( for as trump ) was the answer .

 

One way to look at it is that 3C would have been forcing; thus, 4C = a jump over a ( same suit ) forcing bid ... which is the generic definition for a splinter.

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A)

1S - 2D ( 2/1 GF )

3D - 3S = double fit, and is the established suit for RKC

 

B) NO double fit

1D - 1S

3S - 4D = cuebid, denying a cue and is absolutely the trump suit .

 

EDIT ( Addition ):

C) The only Exception to ( A ) above:

1S - 2H ( 2/1 GF )

3H - 3S = cue bid, is the established suit, ostensibly NO double-fit .

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