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1. Two spades. In responding to partner's takeout double, care must be taken to distinguish a good hand from a poor one. Since the responder may have a worth- less hand when eh replies to the double, he is under obligation to identify a good one when he has it. This he does by making a skip bid instead of a minimum bid..

¥f a response of one spade were made on this hand, the doubler would have no way of knowing that a 10-point hand, including a good five card suit and a single- ton, was facing him. A sound game contract might be missed as a result. As a general rule, the responder makes a jump bid

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2. One spade. It may be argu- ed that this is not a biddable suit, but, since the responder acts under the compulsion of his part- ner’s double, he canrot be held responsible for the texture of the suit he bids. The doubler is ex- pected to tread delicately over his partner's forced response un- til such time as the responder voluntarily makes a forward bid.

Kt is better to respomt~one spade than one notrump. The lat- ter bid is reserved for hands where the responder has 7, 8. or @ high card points that include a

stopper in. the adverse suit.

3.. Two notrump. There is a strong possibility, once partner has doubled, that this is a game- going hand. Since the responder has 12 high card points facing at) least an opening bid, as represent-} ed by the informatory double, he is required to make a jump bid to identify these values.

It is likely that the best game contract lies in notrump. For this reason a jump response of three diaationds is avoided. A three diamond bid would infer distributional values which the hand does not have.

4. Two hearts. There should be no doubt that this hand will produce game opposite a doub- le, but where the game lies is

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The intention is to raise direct- ly to game whatever suit the doubler chooses in response to the two heart cuebid.

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