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“‘5 "-m'LMd“ U" You are South, neither side

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‘mmids. which would be reach- ing for an eleven-trick instead of s nine-trick game contract.

3. Three diamonds. Here .there is an obligation to warn

response was not based on the customary va'lues. General- Iy. a response at the two levei with a new suit shows 10 or more points. and to this extent th e two diamond bid constituted an exaggeration of our values. The three diamond bid cau- tions partner that the first nea- ponse w based on distribu- tional rather than high - card values. and that the chances of making game are not good.

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4. h . is l certain and a slam is possible on the bidding to date. but as to how many tricks on be made. and in what denomination. is still not known. most

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made. The intention is to show ‘spade suppo

hand is thus presented in three installments. The rest Ia up to partner.

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