Bidding Review and Test

[@sbpierce9987]

I just wanted to send a big thanks to you for these wonderful free lessons. Much enjoyed up here in Canada :-)

[@d95mback]

On number 6, you don't need to cue bid, just bid 6S after 3S, you are missing only one ace. No risk of messing up cue bids.

[@d95mback]

Board 3, east has 14 cards, so you should probably not bid at all, but call the TD :)

[@d95mback]

On board 9, even if diamonds break 3-3 you'd have a very hard time getting more than one trick unless you can get the opponents to play away from their ace twice. So it's far less than 36% chance.

[@d95mback]

Board 2, you'll not make 6NT if opponents lead a spade.