DEAL 14

These Practice pages can be utilized in several ways.

The recommended method is for two partners to be in vocal contact, each looking at the page in a different computer - perhaps one with a laptop. Using this method one partner would start by clicking on NORTH, the other on SOUTH.

Somewhat less satisfactorily, the partners can use a single computer, and alternate looking at the display, again one as NORTH, the other as SOUTH.

As a last resort, one person can click back and forth between screens.

Start by clicking one of the buttons; when the bidding is complete click the BIDDING button to check the "recommended" bidding.
     
 
 NORTH
 
 Your partner, SOUTH, is the Dealer.
 Bid this hand together.
 The opponents do not bid.
     
 
 SOUTH
 
 You are the Dealer.
 Bid this hand with your partner.
 The opponents do not bid.
     
 
WESTNORTHEASTSOUTH
 1♣
pass1pass1
pass2♠pass3NT
passpasspass

NORTH has a perfect hand on which to use Fourth Suit Forcing. If South can stop ♠s, then 3NT would be a great contract.

There is one problem - if NORTH bids 1♠ at her second turn it is NOT considered FSF, so she must jump to 2♠.

SOUTH, win a fine ♠ stopper, bids 3NT.
 
NORTH
♠ 9 8 5
J 7 4
K Q 10 3
♣ A K 5

SOUTH
♠ A J 10
A Q 10 3
9 4
♣ Q J 6 4