[kgr]

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What do you bid? 3♥ or 2♣
2♣ is forcing in our system; And partner can only support to 3♣ with invite+, otherwise he will give (very) false preference to 2♥.

and with less:

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or more:

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[bluenikki]

What do opener's continuations mean after
1♥ - 1♠
2♣ - 3♣
?

[helene_t]

I don't see any reason not to rebid clubs with all these hands, but I wonder .... if opener can rebid 2♣ with the 2nd as well as the 3rd hand, how does opener show strength in 3rd round? Presumably 2♣ is unlimited (why else would it be forcing), but what would a 3♣ rebid mean, then? Splinter? Or specifically 5-5?

[bluenikki]

and with less:

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If responder is forced to reply 2♥ with ♥ void, you better not rebid 2♣ with this!

Carl

[smerriman]

Really need some more info on how your 2♣ bid works. If it's forcing, why not play it as some form of Gazzilli - which of course changes all of the answers.

[Douglas43]

I'm very old-fashioned. 2♣, 2♣, and 3♣. Noting the lack of stuffing in the Heart suit, which militates against an immediate rebid of them.

However, if I was playing the stated system, I'd probably rebid in hearts wherever possible because it sounds like false preference on a void could fix me.

[mw64ahw]

Playing a standard approach 3♣, 2♥, 3♣, but 2♣ for the 2nd one if forcing.

[kgr]

bluenikki, on 2021-November-15, 11:43, said:

What do opener's continuations mean after
1♥ - 1♠
2♣ - 3♣
?

All would be GF.
On 3-level searching for best contract (f.i. 3NT).
4♣ SI with ♣
4♦ splinter

[kgr]

helene_t, on 2021-November-15, 11:55, said:

I don't see any reason not to rebid clubs with all these hands, but I wonder .... if opener can rebid 2♣ with the 2nd as well as the 3rd hand, how does opener show strength in 3rd round? Presumably 2♣ is unlimited (why else would it be forcing), but what would a 3♣ rebid mean, then? Splinter? Or specifically 5-5?

3♣ would be mini-splinter: Fit ♠, single ♣, 12-14 or 18-19.

[kgr]

bluenikki, on 2021-November-15, 13:38, said:

and with less:

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If responder is forced to reply 2♥ with ♥ void, you better not rebid 2♣ with this!

Carl

Either you bid 2♣ or 2♥ and would end in 2♥ in that case?

[kgr]

smerriman, on 2021-November-15, 14:20, said:

Really need some more info on how your 2♣ bid works. If it's forcing, why not play it as some form of Gazzilli - which of course changes all of the answers.

It is natural, but forcing because it is unlimited. (because 3♣ is splinter)

[kgr]

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(I think the North hand was something like this)
I did rebid 3♥, because I thought that it was the best way to describe my hand (especially the points).
I release that it was a bad choice.
Partner did give a control for H with single ♥Q.
My hand was max and I could bid 4♦ (last train) or 4♠ (control), but feared that partner searched ♦ control.