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It must be admitted that certain auction situations give rise to virtually insoluble problems. The solution? The use of an agreement such as the one described in this article.
Let’s have a look at the situation. Your partner, sitting North, opens 1♦, and you have the following hand:
♠ KQ53
♥ A3
♦ 82
♣ AKJ107
What do you respond?
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