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Originally Posted by Wyman
2C promises 2 on H1 chuck (4=5=2=2), at least by our agreements; a rebid of H promises 6
I think you pretty much have to assume that opener has three clubs (even if in one rare case he won't) here, otherwise it's just never going to come up if you demand that responder have SIX clubs.
Quick question: What would 1H - 3C be (do you play weak jump shifts?) And this is in a 2/1 GF context, right?
Anyway, chuckles is at least close, though I'd upgrade his hand type for #1 a bit because you can pass with 5C and about 8 HCP most of the time (and less than two hearts, else you might take a false preference) -- a prototype might be Kxx x Kxxx KJxxx. The 2S response probably shows this plus a sixth club and/or even a bit more (i.e. just shy of a 2C GF response).
Agreed on hand 2 also, though this depends on agreement -- you can either have 2S show six, in which case opener pretty much has to bid 3C with any hand with club support (and 2NT probably doesn't show extras either), or you can have 2S be a default/waiting bid with nothing extra, in which case 3C (and 2NT) shows extras and/or a fourth club. I'd rather use 2S as the default bid -- then again I don't usually play in a 2/1 GF context.