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    Cue bid - Wikipedia

    In contract bridge, a cue bid (also, cuebid or cue-bid) is either a bid of the opponents' suit, or "slam seeking": a slam-investigating bid made during an auction's later rounds that shows control of a suit. Traditionally a cue bid is "slam seeking", but in the early 21st century the usage appears to be … See more

    After the opponents have bid a suit, a cue bid of that suit is normally intended as a forcing bid. It shows interest in contesting the contract and asks partner to… See more

    Once a trump suit has been agreed and the bidding cannot die below the game level (e.g. 1♥–3♥, or ... 2♥–3♥, or 1♥–1♠; 3♠), any subsequent… See more

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  3. cue bid
    noun
    bridge
    cue bid (noun) · cue bids (plural noun) · cuebid (noun) · cuebids (plural noun)
    1. a bid intended to give specific information about the content of the hand to the bidder's partner, for example, possession of a control in the opponents' suit.
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    Traditionally a cue bid is "slam seeking", but in the early 21st century the usage appears to be giving way to control bid . After the opponents have bid a suit, a cue bid of that suit is normally intended as a forcing bid.
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    When the opponents have bid TWO suits, there are a couple of possible agreements. The ACBL's SAYC system stipulates that a cuebid of either suit is Michaels. Easy enough. However, some experts treat a cue bid of opener's suit as Michaels, while a cue bid of responder's suit is NATURAL, showing an extremely good suit and a decent hand.
    This situation calls for prior partnership discussion. For example, the cue bid in this context can be used to ask for a stopper, rather than to show one. In the US, the asking approach is known as a "Western cue bid", and in the UK, as a "Directional asking bid" (DAB). Sometimes, the delayed cue bid can be used as an advance cue bid (see below).
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    The most common treatment is now the Michaels cuebid, which shows a weakish or moderate hand with at least 5-5 in two unbid suits. The immediate jump cue bid of opener's suit has a specific meaning. It is typically a long totally solid minor with stoppers in the other two suits.
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