Hi, ,
Our RHO bids an Unusual 2NT after partner's opening 1♦ bid. With our nice 6-card spade suit and all the information we have been giving by East's 2NT, what would you do now after East's Unusual 2NT bid?
Is there a more descriptive bid than the Unsual 2NT? It tells one's partner (and one's opponents) almost exactly what our hand must be. Bridget Rampton shares an illustrative hand of just how much information is shared by the Unusual 2NT bid in bridge.
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