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# Deal 3.1

## Examples

- Example 1: North is 44 in majors and short in a minor, with 11 to 15 points.
- Example 2: South holds a specific hand and east opens two clubs.
- Example 3: Holding a specific hand, south on lead after opponents bid: 1S(W)-1NT-2NT-3NT.
- Example 4: South opens a weak two in spades or hearts
- Example 5: Playing Blue Club, responder to 1C opening has three or more controls
- Shape class variants of above examples:
  - Example 1, with shape class: Same problem as Example 1, but implemented using shape classes
  - Example3, with shape class: Same problem as Example 3, but implemented using shape classes
- Example 6: Find deals where north and south are void in the same suit, using several different methods.
  - Example 6a: Basic code.
  - Example 6b: Using a shape class.
  - Example 6c: Using a shape procedure.
  - Example 6d: Using a holding procedure.
- Smart stacking examples:
  - Example 1, with smart stacking: Same problem as example 1, but with smart stacking.
  - Gambling NT with smart stacking. Deal hands where south has "AK K52 98765 962" and north opens a gambling 3NT. Rather than writing out the full deal, this example only writes out north's shape.

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