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Posted Yesterday, 08:18

During a bbo game I saw this auction. After reaching the contract of 4 spades responder bids 5 diamonds with empty in diamonds and asking bid for the queen of spades. the declarer responds 6 clubs having the queen and signaling the k of clubs, with subsequent closure at 6 spades.

I would like to understand what convention it is and how it works.

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Posted Yesterday, 10:26

View Postcencio, on 2026-March-19, 08:18, said:

During a bbo game I saw this auction. After reaching the contract of 4 spades responder bids 5 diamonds with empty in diamonds and asking bid for the queen of spades. the declarer responds 6 clubs having the queen and signaling the k of clubs, with subsequent closure at 6 spades.

I would like to understand what convention it is and how it works.

Thanks for any respons


This does not appear to be anything other then a Cue bid in diamonds showing interest in a spade slam. The whole auction needs to be shown to know what the exact meanings of 5 and 6 mean. You assumed Q and K.
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Posted Yesterday, 12:27


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Posted Yesterday, 12:38

1 opening bid
2 game forcing in a 2/1 auction
2 natural
3 unusual jump but agreeing spades
4 natural
5 cue bid in support of spades, void (Ace , King, singleton or void)
6. cue bid, K
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This does not resemble an expert standard auction but got the job done.
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Posted Yesterday, 14:45

View Postjillybean, on 2026-March-19, 12:38, said:

1 opening bid
2 game forcing in a 2/1 auction
2 natural
3 unusual jump but agreeing spades
4 natural
5 cue bid in support of spades, void (Ace , King, singleton or void)
6. cue bid, K
6

This does not resemble an expert standard auction but got the job done.


3S ... it is always a debate, if 2S showes support or could be based on 2 cards, 3S also showes SI
4S min, 4C may be better, showing either A / K, but it is a crappy opening bid
5D is 1st round control, a void somewhere
6C I am not sure, I would have found the bid, but given that 2C showed clubs and 4S min,
it is a pretty good bid. I may have bailed out

I think the auction is not too bad.
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Posted Yesterday, 21:43

View PostP_Marlowe, on 2026-March-19, 14:45, said:

3S ... it is always a debate, if 2S showes support or could be based on 2 cards, 3S also showes SI
4S min, 4C may be better, showing either A / K, but it is a crappy opening bid
5D is 1st round control, a void somewhere
6C I am not sure, I would have found the bid, but given that 2C showed clubs and 4S min,
it is a pretty good bid. I may have bailed out

I think the auction is not too bad.

2S is not a debate and shows 3 card spade support for ambiguous 2GF players.
N/S got to the slam but its not a great auction.

cencio, I'd be wary of learning systems from watching BBO players, unless the players are known experts.
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