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Partner bids One Club, next | player passes, neither side vul- nerable. What would you now bid with each of the following four hands?
1. @KI73 9QIGS OQ42 463 2. @AQ3 YATE OKI 4Q72 % @AQ84 WAIVE OAKS74 G— & 996 HINA GAKQIO 4K5
1. One heart. When partner
opens with one of a suit, you are required to respond if you have as many as 6 points in high cards. You don't expect | partner to make a game when
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heart fit to be found, whereas if you responded with a spade, a conceivable heart fit might never be found.
It would be improper to re-
suit fit comes first. - 2. Three notrump. This re sponse shows 16 or 17 points, notramp distribution, and strength in all suits. A two no- trump response would represent 13 to 15 points. Naturally, the three notrump response urges partner to continue towards a slam if he has more than @ min-
| you have 6 points, because he will seldom have hands count-| ing 20 points or more, but .you! keep the bidding alive in order | to cover that possibility. | When you have 9 points, the | chance of making game is in- creased, but it's still nothing to write home about. With a 9-| peint hand you should plan to bid once and then drop out of the picture—unless partner, on his rebid, indicates game-going | Prospects, as, for example, by! making a jump rebid. In that case, you would bid again. Since, at the moment. you plan to bid only once, it is bet- ter to respond with a heart than a spade, This keeps the bidding| low and permits a Spade or
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imum bid.
3. One diamond. This is an enormous hand to have oppo- site an opening bid, but _ its value is greatly impaired be- cause partner opened in the suit of which we are void. If partner had opened with a spadé, a heart or a diamond, nothing short of an earthquake would keep us from eventually bidding a small or grand slam, but with the club bid we have to draw in our horns and take) things easy until a suit fit is dis-| covered
A modest response of one dia- | mond (not two diamonds) is all that is necessary at the mo- ment. Of course, we respond in the longest suit first, so that if and when we bid spades or!
they are four-card suits.
4. One heart. A response of one diamond would be incorrect. Suits are bid according to length and not high - card strength. The aim is to find the suit in which the partners to- gether have the greatest length. High-eard content is of second- ary importance.
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