****REPLAY**** "FORCING or NON-FORCING" interactive bidding class.

[@judykhor901]

Excellent teacher! Thank you very much. So easy to follow!🎉

[@sevenoranges]

Isn't the smolen bid that the responder bids his shorter Major 4 card suit? You mention the 3H bid shows a 5 card H.

[@teresaharris608]

A question for the bid at toward the end about 1:23:40, 1NT-2S-2NT-3H-this 2S bid is NOT clubs or ask about strength? If it were, would it change anything in your comments about what the 3H shows and then the subsequent bids?

[@bridgelesson]

Teresa Harris this is one that depends on partnership agreement. 2S is usually a club transfer, but can be our invitational bid also. So on the auction you’re referring to the 2 bids that North made were showing clubs and then heart shortness :-)

[@guyredares]

Hi, question about the hand in 00:17, can responder bid a 4th suit forcing after opener's reverse or is it off?

[@tomgorey9294]

He can but he only needs a good 8 count or more as opener has reversed

[@suegurney4666]

Great lesson

[@suegurney4666]

How do I go to bid box and what time do you go live GMT I live in South Africa . Thanks Rob!

[@suegurney4666]

Do you teach check back stayman?

[@nicholas1460]

I was sitting on 20 pts (5, 4, 3, 1(A of S)) yesterday and partner opened 1NT. 7NT response bid and made. Partner had to deal with 4-1 club split, but otherwise no problem. I guess perhaps lucky I had 5 clubs.

[@bridgelesson]

This is an interesting problem. If you have any agreements with partner that let you find out their range, while making a forcing bid, I would choose one of those 1st and then decide :-). There are so many ways to handle these hands, but sometimes the simplest bid can be the best. Glad it worked out for you :-).

[@kasthuriviswanathan9280]

Forcing

[@suegurney4666]

Smolen?

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[@nayyer8]

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