Bid interpretations in a contract bridge hand
A fragmented column discusses bridge bidding logic with four hands. It explains why North should raise to three notrump with a strong balanced hand and why passing or exploring other strains may arise. It covers diamond slam prospects and cautions about nonforcing heart bids when partner holds strength.
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