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kgr, on 2012-November-16, 03:14, said:

Thanks all for the answers.
I was south and thought that 2S was forcing. I think it is in majeure cinquieme, and it is easier if it is forcing.
With my regular partner I play it forcing.
My plan was: 1S 2S 3D, and maybe my hand is too good for that.

Whatever your agreements, I don't see how a 2♦ rebid can be wrong... Besides, bidding spades twice before bidding diamonds shows a weaker hand than when bidding diamonds in between.

Steven

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In SEF (majeure cinque) 2 ♠ is forcing opposite a 2 ♣bid of an unpassed partner. I doubt that this is true here too.

Whether or not to rebid the major first with 6/4 had been discussed in length. I do not share the american mainstream view that you show different strength types with MMm opposite MmM, but it seems to be BWS...