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Current revision as of 13:49, 7 November 2012
Responding to three of a suit is a little different to one and two of a suit, as the bidding has started high, which has the potential to cause problems for flat hands if you are not careful. Unlike responding to 1-level and 2-level bids, responder should not necessarily bid his longest suit; instead he often bids his cheapest 4+ card suit.
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| | 0-2 points. | | |
| | "I had a bid but RHO has just taken it away." | | |
| | 4+ card support, no other 4+ card suit, 3-8 points. | | |
| 3-13 points, cheapest 4+ card suit. | | | |
| | 8-13 HCP and a 5+ card suit. | | |
| | 5-10 HCP and stoppers in all suits junior to Opener's suit. | | |
| | 13+ points. | | |
