Catalytic Tsuji-Trost allylation has become a ubiquitous method for allylation of active methylene compounds.[1] While monoallylation products are typically formed, bisallylation of malonates and related ketone enolates leads to 1,6-dienes.[2] Given the utility of these 1,6heptadienes in metal-catalyzed cycloisomerization reactions,[3] it would be beneficial if one could perform controlled bisa...