[Zelandakh]

johnu, on 2015-February-11, 20:55, said:

I'm familiar with those agreements too. Some of my opponents play them.

I play something along these lines too - Responder either supports or relays. That does not mean I would not take advantage of the option of showing a great side suit if playing 2/1. If you do play a method in which Responder cannot show a side suit before supporting, I suggest using a follow-up structure that allows Responder to show the side suit after showing support, or even going over to Fit Jumps outside of competition if the alternatives would be too complex.

[Lovera]

Cyberyeti, on 2015-February-05, 08:58, said:

We would bid: (weak NT acol as basic system where 1N is opened when 5332)

1♠-3♥-3N-4♠

Where 3♥ is single suited and very big or ♠at least Qxxx, ♥HHHxx (where HHH is at least 1 of top 2, 3 of top 5 or AK) and an opening hand and 3N shows at most a singleton J in the heart suit.

Not playing any type of fit jump, I would bid 2♥.

I too think it's better 3♥ (having fourthemore a suit with six cards) because there is possibility of a second fit and singleton in diamond could be shown in an eventual RKCB (strong Stayman NT where 1NT is not opened when 5-3-3-2).