Bidding After Opener Has Shown a Two-suiter by Matthias Huberschwiller

In this quiz, your partner will have opened one suit and rebid in a second suit (an economical one) at the 2-level.

What are you going to do now?

Good luck!

Question 1

Your Hand
♠ A K 7 2
♥ 7 2
♦ 9 6 3
♣ A Q J 7

Q: 1 - What do you bid as South?

South	West	North	East
-	-	1♥	Pass
1♠	Pass	2♦	Pass
?

A: 3 NT - You have enough points for game and a Club stopper. No worries, you can bid 3NT, the contract you want to play.

Your result so far:

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Question 2

Your Hand
♠ A K 7 2
♥ 7 3 2
♦ 9 6
♣ A Q 10 7

Q: 2 - What do you bid as South?

South	West	North	East
-	-	1♥	Pass
1♠	Pass	2♦	Pass
?

A: 4♥ - This hand is similar to the previous one, but you have a Heart fit.

It's time to tell your partner about your Hearts by going to game. He will know you have game-going values and three Hearts.

Your result so far:

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Question 3

Your Hand
♠ A Q J 10 6 5
♥ 7
♦ A 6 2
♣ K 7 4

Q: 3 - What do you bid as South?

South	West	North	East
-	-	1♥	Pass
1♠	Pass	2♦	Pass
?

A: 4♠ - You want to play 4♠. Don't bid only 3♠, which would not be forcing, just encouraging.

Bid what you want to play. Your Spades will make for a good trump suit, even opposite a singleton.

Your result so far:

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Question 4

Your Hand
♠ K 9 6 4 2
♥ 7 2
♦ A 9 4 2
♣ 4 2

Q: 4 - What do you bid as South?

South	West	North	East
-	-	1♥	Pass
1♠	Pass	2♣	Pass
?

A: 2♥ - You can't rebid your Spades with only 5 cards when your partner could be void or have only a singleton.

You need to go back to Hearts as a preference. 2♥ does not show a fit (you would have supported Hearts on the first round with a weak hand and a Heart fit). Rather, 2♥ shows two Hearts, a weak hand, and no other available bid.

Your result so far:

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Question 5

Your Hand
♠ K Q 8 2
♥ J 2
♦ 9 5 3
♣ A Q J 2

Q: 5 - What do you bid as South?

South	West	North	East
-	-	1♥	Pass
1♠	Pass	2♣	Pass
?

A: 2♦ - You want to play 3 NT (or 5♣ if your partner doesn't have a Diamond stopper). You can't bid 3♣, which would not be forcing.

You need to bid the fourth suit, 2♦, as Fourth-suit Forcing, showing strength and asking your partner to describe his hand further.

Your result so far:

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Now that you've bid five hands, let's see how your play goes.

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