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Sitting South, you have accurately described your balanced 23-count:
♠ AK4
♥ A32
♦ AR6
♣ KQ75
You opened 2♣, forcing, and then rebid 2NT after North’s 2♦. Partner then added the third:
| W | N | E | S |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2♣ | |||
| Pass | 2♦ | Pass | 2NT |
| Pass | 3NT | Pass |
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