What is Fourth Suit Forcing in bridge? - with Graeme Tuffnell

[@pw2783]

Thanks Bajir and Graeme. Bajir echoes Graeme’s points which reinforces the concept. Bajir thank you for hosting these videos. Great fun and helpful.

[@rochellepowtong6179]

I learn so much from your videos Bajir. And they're so much fun! Thank you for sharing these great teachers and for being the ultimate questioning learner.

[@marysharp9635]

thank you Graeme, appreciated the clarity an game.very useful.
Cheers Bajir, many thanks

[@gracielajuda9659]

Thank you both!! I love these lessons, and fun

[@louisemee3080]

Thank you, so enjoyable, bridge and music.😄

[@luisabdavis112]

Excelent lesson and so funny.

[@gerryarty8342]

what larks !!

[@gordontate3837]

I was taught that bidding the 4th suit showed half a stop and asked partner to bid N.T if he or she also had a half stop but if no half stop make their best alternative bid.

[@sbpierce9987]

Too much fun, guys! SleepyShawnna

[@LearnBridgeOnline]

We got to see Fourth Suit Forcing in today's lesson! As always, thanks for staying up for us SleepyShawnna :)

[@phyllisrichter1805]

I was also wondering how you bid 3NT without a diamond stopper

[@cookiedom5938]

There's always some element of risk, but here the odds seem good for N. S does not like c or h and bids FSF in preference to 2s. N 'knows' S was game points, probably at most 5s 2h and 3c, leaving at least 3d. N can reason that if S has Ace , King or Jack of d then 3nt is on, as W will be on lead and almost certain to lead a d, as was the case here. This all seems very likely given s points.

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Graeme don’t give up your day job lol

[@balzachino]

If Graeme continues practicing I'm sure one day he will be playing the Haydn trumpet concerto!!