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You have picked up an exceptional hand, which, apart from one Spade, consists of only minor-suit cards!
Here it is:
♠ Q
♥ –
♦ J98432
♣ AKJ432
Your partner opens 1♠ in first seat.
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Merci. Thank you. Interesting to know about letting partner know about six card suits. The opener in a major 5 cards, 13 pts at least, evaluate your cards.