
Take a few steps back and prepare to jump

Teams match, dealer East, all vul.
You have just picked up the following hand as East:

And it’s your turn to speak.
What do you do?
A weak 2♠ opening in first seat and at equal vulnerability perfectly reflects the solidity of your six-card suit on the one hand, and, on the other hand, the defensive weakness of your hand while exerting – and this is to be taken into account – a certain pressure on your opponents. South overcalls 2NT and is raised to 3NT, the contract that you and your partner will try to beat.
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A very interesting manner of analysis. However to signal to my partner my spades interest will like to play a higher spade like 10 or 9.
Interesting play
Too complicated for me.