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One spade. There is no Sood reason to vary from the general rule of. bidding the higher ranking of two five-card suits first, Obviously, hearts are of much finer texture than the spades, but that does not | Mean they should be bid_first.
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comes possible to show the sec- ond suit in the -one level, and this economy of bidding space | Permits both suits to be shown |cheaply. The intention is to re | bid spades later, and thus iden- | i tify their five-card f | 4. Two spades. Jt is unusual to | make~a forcing two bid: with | only a four-card suit, but this | hand is so huge that we cannot | | afford to do less—even though ja rule is violated in the process. | Naturally, the highest - rank- jing suit is bid first, | 5. One heart. While‘this hand strongly suggests notrump play, the proper opening bid is a heart. This is because one no-
and two notrump would’ show | 22 to 24 points, neither of which ie the case. The intention is to | response
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