OpenRbd
Opener's Rebid
0
173
2
Any opposition
bidding ?
0

2
1NT
opened ?
1
Did you open 1NT ?

2
2NT
opened ?
1
Did you open 2NT ?

2
3NT
opened ?
1
Did you open 3NT ?

1
Gambling ?
1
Gambling 3NT ?

2
Pass or
bid 4$D
2
If partner bid 4$C and the next player passed or doubled, pass if you
have clubs, otherwise bid 4$D.  Otherwise, pass.

3
Benjamin
2$C/2$D
opened ?
1
Did you open with a Benjamin strong 2$C or 2$D ?

1
LM5ème ?
1
Are you playing La Majeure Cinquième?

2
2$C 
opener ?
1
Did you open 2$C ?

2
Rebid after
LSM 2$C
5
If partner bid 2$D, then if you have a 6-card suit, or a five-card
suit with AKxxx or better, bid it; otherwise, bid NT.  If partner bid
a five-card suit, then support it with 3-card support or better;
otherwise, if you have a 6-card suit, or a five-card suit with AKxxx
or better, bid it; otherwise, bid NT.

2
Rebid after
LM5ème 2$D
7
(1) If there are two suits in which partner has no Ace and you have no
first-round control, and you have a seven-card major, bid game in your major.
(2) If there are two suits in which partner has no Ace and you have no
first-round control, but you have Ace or King in every suit, bid 3NT.
(3) Bid your longest 5-card major.
(4) Bid your longest 5-card minor.
(5) Bid 2NT (or cheapest NT).

3
Rebid after
Benjamin
2$C/2$D
5
(1) Raise partner's positive response in a suit with 3-card support.
(2) Bid your longest 5+ card suit (with 5+ in a major and 6+ in a minor, 
bid your major).
(3) Bid 6NT if your HCP plus partner's Total Points total 32 or more.
(4) Bid 3NT with 25 or more High Card Points, 2NT (or cheapest NT) otherwise.

2
Strong
2$C ?
1
Did you open with an artificial 2$C ?

2
Multi
2D ?
1
Did you open with a Multi, Mini-Multi, or Multi-Roman 2D bid ?

2
Partner's
4$C ?
1
Did partner bid 4$C to ask you to transfer to your suit ?

3
Transfer
to your
suit
9
In the extremely rare case when you are playing a standard Multi-2$D,
you have opened 2$D with a strong hand and length in a minor, and
partner responds 4$C, bid 5$C if Clubs is your suit and 5$D if Diamonds
is your suit.  Similarly, in the extremely rare case when you are
playing Multi-Roman, you have opened 2D with a 4-4-4-1 hand, and
partner responds 4$C, bid 4NT if your singleton is in Clubs, 5$C if your
singleton is in Diamonds, 5$D if your singleton is in Hearts, and 5$H if
your singleton is in Spades.  Otherwise, bid the suit below your long
suit.

2
Partner's
4$D ?
1
Did partner bid 4$D to ask you to bid your suit ?

3
Bid
your
suit
8
In the extremely rare case when you are playing a standard Multi-2$D,
you have opened 2$D with a strong hand and length in a minor, and
partner responds 4$D, bid 5$C if Clubs is your suit and 5$D if Diamonds
is your suit.  Similarly, in the extremely rare case when you are
playing Multi-Roman, you have opened 2$D with a 4-4-4-1 hand, and
partner responds 4$D, bid 4NT if your singleton is in Clubs, 5$C if your
singleton is in Diamonds, 5$D if your singleton is in Hearts, and 5$H if
your singleton is in Spades.  Otherwise, bid your suit.

2
Partner's
2NT ?
1
Did partner bid 2NT to ask you to clarify your hand ?

3
Show
your
hand
8
If you are playing a standard Multi-2$D and you have opened 2$D with
a strong hand and length in a minor, bid 4$C if Clubs is your suit
and 4$D if Diamonds is your suit.  If you are playing Multi-Roman and
you have opened 2$D with a 4-4-4-1 hand, bid 3NT if your singleton is in
Clubs, 4$C if your singleton is in Diamonds, 4$D if your singleton is in
Hearts, and 4$H if your singleton is in Spades.  Otherwise, bid 3$C with
hearts and 10-13 TP, 3$D with spades and 10-13 TP, 3$H with hearts and 6-9 TP,
or 3$S with spades and 6-9 TP.

2
Partner's 
2$S ?
1
Did partner bid spades to deny spades and show hearts ?

2
Pass or
correct
7
If you are playing a standard Multi-2D and you have opened 2$D with
a strong hand and length in a minor, bid 3$C if Clubs is your suit
and 3$D if Diamonds is your suit.  If you are playing Multi-Roman and
you have opened 2$D with a 4-4-4-1 hand, bid 3NT if your singleton is in
Clubs, 4$C if your singleton is in Diamonds, 4$D if your singleton is in
Hearts, and 4$H if your singleton is in Spades.  Otherwise, pass if spades
is your suit or correct to 3$H if hearts is your suit.

2
Partner's
2$H ?
1
Did partner bid hearts to deny hearts?

2
Pass or
correct
7
If you are playing a standard Multi-2D and you have opened 2$D with
a strong hand and length in a minor, bid 3$C if Clubs is your suit
and 3$D if Diamonds is your suit.  If you are playing Multi-Roman and
you have opened 2D with a 4-4-4-1 hand, bid 2NT if your singleton is in
Clubs, 3$C if your singleton is in Diamonds, 3$D if your singleton is in
Hearts, and 3$H if your singleton is in Spades.  Otherwise, pass if hearts
is your suit or correct to 2$S if spades is your suit.

2
Weak
2-bid ?
1
Did you open with a weak 2-bid ?

2
Rebid after
1NT opening
5
(1) Raise partner's suit with 3-card support, otherwise bid 3NT.
(2) After 2NT raise to 3NT with #1 or more points.
(3) Accept partner's invitation to slam (4NT or 5NT).
With #1 or more points bid 6NT or 7NT, if less Pass or 6NT.
(4) Pass

2
Rebid after
2NT opening
4
(1) Raise partner's suit with 3-card support, otherwise bid 3NT.
(2) Accept partner's invitation to slam (4NT or 5NT).
With 23 or more points bid 6NT or 7NT, if less Pass or 6NT.
(3) Pass.

2
Slam with
32+ TP
2
If partner bid 4 of a suit, and we have 2 cards in partner's suit and 32+ TP,
investigate slam (each extra card in partner's suit is worth an additional TP).

2
Rebid after
3NT opening
3
(1) Accept partner's invitation to slam (4NT or 5NT).
With 27 or more points bid 6NT or 7NT, if less Pass or 6NT.
(2) Pass.

2
Artificial
response ?
2
Are you playing a system with artificial responses to a 2C opener?
And if so, was one made?

1
balanced hand?
1
Do you have a balanced hand?

1
NT rebid
4
With 24 or fewer HCP bid NT as cheaply as possible.
With 25-27 HCP jump to 3NT if it is a jump.
With 28 or more HCP or if 3NT isn't a jump,
temporize by bidding your longest suit.

2
Strong single
suiter ?
5
Do you have a strong 1 suited hand?  If you have a strong
single suited hand you should make a jump-bid in that suit
to set the trump suit and request a cue-bid.
You must have at least 6 playing tricks in the suit to
make such a jump bid.

2
jump in
strong suit
3
Make a jump bid to request a cue-bid and set the trump suit.
If a jump bid is to the game level, just rebid the suit
normally and go more slowly.

1
5 card suit
2
Bid your longest 5+ card suit
Otherwise bid NT as cheaply as possible.

2
Rebid after
strong 2C
13
(1) Raise partner's positive response in a suit with 3-card support.
(2) Bid your longest 5+ card suit (with 5+ in a major and 6+ in a minor, 
bid your major).
(3) Bid 6NT if your HCP plus partner's Total Points total 32 or more.
(4) Bid 3NT with 25 or more High Card Points, 2NT (or cheapest NT) otherwise.
[If playing La Majeure Cinquième:
(1) If there are two suits in which partner has no Ace and you have no
first-round control, and you have a seven-card major, bid game in your major.
(2) If there are two suits in which partner has no Ace and you have no
first-round control, but you have Ace or King in every suit, bid 3NT.
(3) Bid your longest 5-card major.
(4) Bid your longest 5-card minor.
(5) Bid 2NT (or cheapest NT).]

2
Fourth Seat
Weak Two ?
1
Was your Weak Two Opening bid in 4th seat?

1
Mccabe Rebid?
1
Did partner just make a McCabe bid?

1
McCabe Response
1
If partner bid 2NT, you are forced to bid 3C. If partner made a lead-directing bid, simply bid your major.

1
invitational raise ?
1
Did partner raise you to the three-level without competition ?

1
Accept or Pass
1
With a maximum hand accept the invitation.  With a minimum hand Pass.

2
Invitational over
minor ?
2
Did partner make an invitational notrump bid or bid a new suit showing
invitational values ?

2
Accept or
Pass
2
With a maximum hand accept partner's invitation.
With a minimum hand pass.

2
Rebid after
weak 2-bid
29
(1) Pass, if partner did not make a forcing bid.
(2) With 3-card support for partner's suit make a single raise with 5-7 HCP,
a double raise with 8 or more.
(3) With AKQxxx in own suit bid 3NT.
(4) With 5-8 High Card Points, rebid your suit, otherwise jump rebid with a
7-card suit, or bid an outside notrump stopper (if you have one).
(5) Rebid your suit.
[If playing La Majeure Cinquième:
(1) Pass, if partner did not make a forcing bid.
(2) If partner bid a new suit, then with 3-card support for partner's
suit make a single raise with 5-7 HCP, or a double raise with 8 or more; 
otherwise rebid your suit.
(3) If partner bid 2NT, then with 8 or more High-Card Points, bid an
outside Ace or King at the 3-level; bid a singleton or void at the 4-level
(bidding 4$H if your singleton or void is in spades); or bid 3NT.
(4) If partner bid 2NT, then with 7 or fewer High-Card Points, rebid
your suit.]
[If playing Ogust:
(1) Pass, if partner did not make a forcing bid.
(2) With 3-card support for partner's suit make a single raise with 5-7 HCP,
a double raise with 8 or more.
(3) With AKQxxx in your suit, bid 3NT.
(4) If partner bid 2NT, then with 5-8 High-Card Points, bid 3$D with
two of the top honors in your suit, or 3$C otherwise.
(5) If partner bid 2NT, then with 9+ High-Card Points, bid 3$S with
two of the top honors in your suit, or 3$H otherwise.
(6) With 5-8 High Card Points, rebid your suit, otherwise jump rebid with a
7-card suit, or bid an outside notrump stopper (if you have one).
(7) Rebid your suit.]

1
Support Double?
6
Are you playing support doubles?
A support double is a double of RHO's bid after your partner has responded at 
the 1-level in a major showing 4+ cards in that suit. If RHO doubled, you
should redouble.  If he made any other bid, you should double. Both of
these bids show EXACTLY 3 card support for partner's major.
Support doubles and redoubles are only played up through 2$S.

1
Double or Redouble?
2
Check to see if your RHO doubled. If he did you must redouble.
Otherwise you should double.

3
Penalty
double or
redouble ?
2
Did your partner make a penalty double or a strength-showing redouble,
followed by a pass on your right ?

2
Partner
passes ?
1
Did your partner pass ?

3
Weak
jump-
shift ?
2
Did partner make a weak jump-shift bid (either a double jump-shift, or
if you are playing weak jump-shift responses, a single jump-shift)?

2
Forced to
bid ?
2
You are forced to bid if your right-hand opponent passed after your partner
made a negative double or bid anything but raise your suit, Notrump, or game.

3
Inverted
Minor
Raise ?
1
Did partner make an inverted minor raise?

2
Negative
double ?
3
Playing La Majeure Cinquième, did your partner bid 1 of a major, did your 
right-hand opponent make a simple overcall, and do you have 17 or more
Total Points with exactly 3-card support for partner's major ?

3
Maximal
Overcall
Double ?
4
If you are playing Maximal Overcall Doubles and you have 15 to 18
Total Points, has the bidding gone 1M-Dbl-2M-3Y, 1M-1Z-2M-2Y,
1M-2Z-2M-2Y, or 1M-2Y-2M-3Y, where M is a major and Y is the suit
just below M?

3
Double
or bid
three
2
With 15-16 Total Points, bid three of your major.  With 17-18 Total Points,
double.

2
Short Suit
Game Try ?
6
Are you playing short suit game tries?  If you are do you have a singleton
or a void in which you absolutely do not want partner to have values?
You must have an invitational hand with 17-18 points.  If RHO has
bid and you are also playing Long-Suit Game Tries than short suit game tries
are no longer on.  If RHO has bid and your cheapest bid is 3 of your major or
higher than the game tries are off altogether.

1
Bid short suit
8
Bid you short suit.  This will tell partner that you have a singleton
or a void in the suit and that if he has values in the suit they are
wasted.  If you are playing both Help-Suit (sometimes called
Long-Suit) game tries, then use 2$S as your Short-Suit try over a
Heart contract and 2NT over a Spade contract.  If you are not playing
Help-Suit tries then bid your short suit.  If there was interference
and your cheapest bid is above 3 of the agreed upon major than make
your minimum bid as a generic game try.  game try.

2
Help Suit
Game Try ?
5
Are you playing Help-Suit Game Tries?  They are sometimes also called
Long-Suit Game Tries.  If you are playing them, do you have one?
If there was interference and your cheapest bid is 3 of the agreed
upon major than they are no longer on.
You must have an invitational hand with 17-18 points.

1
Make Game Try
5
Make a game try in the suit in which you need the most help (have the
most losers).  This suit is usally 3 cards or longer but if you are
7-2-2-2 than it can be in a two card suit.  If there was interference
and you cannot bid your suit below 3 of the agreed upon major than
make your cheapest bid as a generic game try.

2
Preemptive
reraises ?
2
Are you playing Preemptive Reraises, and did partner raise your suit to the
two level?

3
Preempt,
force, or
pass
10
With 19 or more Total Points, bid your suit at the four level.
Otherwise, with 17-18 Total Points, make a forcing trial bid in a new
suit, bidding 2NT if possible with no side three-card suit, otherwise
bidding your longest possible side suit.  Otherwise, if your
right-hand opponent passed or doubled, then with at least six cards in
your major suit, make a Preemptive Reraise to three of your major.
Otherwise, if your right-hand opponent bid, then with fewer than four
cards in the opponent's suit and 15 or more Total Points, or with six
or more cards in your major suit, make a Preemptive Reraise to three
of your major.  Otherwise, pass.

2
Strong
raise ?
1
Did partner make a strong inverted minor raise to the two level?

1
Interference ?
1
Did your right-hand opponent double or bid over partner's raise?

1
Weak ?
1
Do you have fewer than two total points more than you have shown?

3
Show
weak
hand
3
With Kx, Qxx, Jxxx, or better in every unbid suit, bid 2NT.  With
4-3-3-3, bid 2NT.  Otherwise, with at least four cards in your minor,
bid three of your minor.  Otherwise, bid 2NT.

2
Strong
NT hand ?
2
With 16 or more High-Card Points, and a balanced hand, and a stopper
in any suit bid by the opponents, bid 3NT.

2
Weak NT
hand ?
1
With only three cards in your opening suit, bid 2NT.

2
New
suit
4
Bid your longest unbid suit.  With two or three equally long unbid
suits, choose the cheapest bid.  Your bid generally shows four cards
in the bid suit, but in a pinch, you may bid a three-card suit.  Your
bid also shows four or more cards in your opening minor suit.

1
Weak ?
1
Do you have fewer than two total points more than you have shown?

2
RHO
doubled ?
1
Did your right-hand opponent double?

1
Double ?
9
If the right-hand opponent bid No Trump, double for penalties (your
team clearly has the majority of the points.)  Otherwise, estimate
your defensive tricks by adding your Quick Tricks to partner's minimum
Total Points divided by 4.  Then add a trick for each trump that you
hold beyond the third.  Subtract two tricks if you have no trump
trick.  If the result comes to enough tricks to set the contract by 2
or more tricks, double for penalties.  Don't double, however, if we
have a game our way, and the value of the game is more than the value
of setting the contract by one fewer trick than we think we will.

2
Strong
NT hand ?
2
With 16 or more High-Card Points, and a balanced hand, and a stopper
in any suit bid by the opponents, bid 3NT if possible.

2
Weak NT
hand ?
1
With only three cards in your opening suit, bid 2NT, if possible.

2
New suit
or rebid
11
If you have 18 or more Total Points and four or more cards in your
opening minor suit, bid a new suit above 3NT but below five of your
minor if you can, or five of your minor if you can't bid that new
suit, to show your strength.  Otherwise, if you have 16 or more Total
Points and four or more cards in your opening minor suit, bid a new
suit below 3NT if you can, or four of your minor if you can't bid
below 3NT, or five of your minor if you can't bid four of your
minor.  Otherwise, if you have four or more cards in your opening
minor suit, bid 3 of your minor if you can.  Otherwise, pass.  (Any
bid in a new suit generally shows four cards in the bid suit, but in a
pinch, you may bid a three-card suit.)

1
Redouble ?
3
Redouble to show 14-17 Total Points, fewer than 16 High-Card Points,
at most three cards in your opening minor suit, and a guarded honor in 
every suit other than your opening minor suit.

1
Interference ?
1
Did your right-hand opponent double or bid over partner's raise?

2
Strong
NT hand ?
2
With 18 or more High-Card Points, and a balanced hand, and a stopper
in any suit bid by the opponents, bid 3NT.

1
Strong ?
1
Do you have 20 or more Total Points?

2
New
suit
3
Bid a new suit.  With two or three equally long unbid suits, choose
the cheapest bid.  Your bid generally shows four cards in the bid
suit, but in a pinch, you may bid a three-card suit.

2
Five-card
suit ?
3
With a five-card opening suit, make a preemptive reraise to four of your
minor.  (With a six-card opening suit, make a preemptive reraise to five
of your minor.)

2
Make
preempt
0

2
RHO
doubled ?
1
Did your right-hand opponent double?

1
Double ?
9
If the right-hand opponent bid No Trump, double for penalties (your
team clearly has the majority of the points.)  Otherwise, estimate
your defensive tricks by adding your Quick Tricks to partner's minimum
Total Points divided by 4.  Then add a trick for each trump that you
hold beyond the third.  Subtract two tricks if you have no trump
trick.  If the result comes to enough tricks to set the contract by 2
or more tricks, double for penalties.  Don't double, however, if we
have a game our way, and the value of the game is more than the value
of setting the contract by one fewer trick than we think we will.

2
Strong
NT hand ?
2
With 18 or more High-Card Points, and a balanced hand, and a stopper
in any suit bid by the opponents, bid 3NT if possible.

1
Strong ?
1
Do you have 20 or more Total Points?

2
New
suit
4
Bid a new suit below four of your minor if possible, otherwise, bid
five of your minor.  (With two or three equally long unbid suits,
choose the cheapest bid.  Your bid generally shows four cards in the
bid suit, but in a pinch, you may bid a three-card suit.)

2
Five-card
suit ?
3
With a five-card opening suit, make a preemptive reraise to four of your
minor.  (With a six-card opening suit, make a preemptive reraise to five
of your minor.)

1
Redouble ?
2
Redouble to show 16-19 Total Points, fewer than 18 High-Card Points,
and a guarded honor in every suit other than your opening minor suit.

2
You or partner
disturbed ?
2
Was your right-hand opponent's bid something other than a double or your
left-hand opponent's bid prevent your partner from bidding at a lower level ?

1
1-level bid free ?
1
Can you still make a normal rebid at the 1-level?

2
Bid at 1 or
2 level
2
Make a JS with 19+ TP and clubs too.
Otherwise bid 1S.

1
Switch Flowcharts
1
Go to the flowchart entitled "Bidding When Partner Has Bid (I)"
Constr1
1
Switch Flowcharts
1
Go to the flowchart entitled "Bidding When Partner Has Passed Throughout"
Solo
1
Switch Flowcharts
1
Go to the flowchart entitled "Bidding After Partner Has Made a Forcing Bid"
Forced
1
Switch Flowcharts
1
Go to the flowchart entitled "Bidding When a Slam is Likely"
Slam
2
Did partner
bid game ?
0

1
Jump to 3NT?
3
Did partner just make a jump to 3NT in response to your
one of a suit opening bid?
And if so, are you playing a jump to 3NT as a sign-off bid?

2
Interest in
slam ?
1
Do you have slam interest?  Slam interst is 18 or more total points.

2
Invite or
bid slam
7
With a balanced hand either make a quantitative 4NT bid or jump to slam.
With an invitational-to-slam single suited minor hand, rebid 4 of the minor.
With an invitational-to-slam single suited major hand, rebid 5 of the major.
With a slam forcing single suited hand, jump to 6.
With a slam forcing two suited hand, if your 2nd suit is higher ranking
than you first suit, bid it at the five-lvel and if it is lower ranking
bid it at the six-level.

1
place contract
4
With a balanced hand pass.
With a long single suited hand, sign-off in game in the long suit.
With a two suited hand, bid the second suit and let parnter pick
the game.

1
Slam ?
3
Think of slam with 32 or more Total Points between you.
(If you hold a 7-card major suit, think of slam with
31 or more Total Points between you.)

1
Strong two-bid ?
0

2
Good
rebid ?
1
Do you have a convenient rebid?

2
Rebid strong
2-suit bid
2
Show your fit with partner, rebid a 6-card or longer suit, 
bid No Trump, or bid a new suit

2
Jacoby
2NT ?
1
Did partner make a Jacoby 2NT bid ?

3
Jacoby
2NT
response
8
(1) With fewer than 14 Total Points, bid 4 in your suit.
(2) With 14-15 Total Points, bid a new suit at the 4-level to show
five or more cards in this suit.
(3) With 14-15 Total Points and no side five-card suit, bid a new suit
at the three level to show a singleton or a void in this suit.
(4) With 14-15 Total Points, no side five-card suit, and no singleton or void, 
bid 3NT.
(5) With 16 or more Total Points, bid 3 in your suit to show slam interest.

2
Bergen
raise ?
1
Did partner make a Bergen raise ?

2
Singleton
jump ?
2
Did partner jump to three of the other major to show an unspecified
singleton ?

2
Ask or
ignore
3
With 16 or more Total Points, make the cheapest bid (3NT over 3$S, or
3$S over 3$H to ask partner to specify the suit with the singleton.  
Otherwise, just bid 4 of your major.

1
Slam ?
1
Think of slam with 32 or more Total Points between you.

3
Bid after
Bergen
raise
5
If partner bid 3NT, then pass with 5-3-3-2 distribution; otherwise, bid 4 of
your major.
If partner bid 3 of your major, just pass.
If partner bid 3$C or 3$D, bid 4 of your major with 26 or more joint 
Total Points; otherwise, bid 3 of your major.

2
Did partner
raise ?
0

1
Major ?
1
Did you open in a major suit ?

3
Inverted
Minor
Raise ?
1
Did partner make an inverted minor raise?

2
Single
raise ?
0

2
Short Suit
Game Try ?
3
Are you playing short suit game tries?  If you are do you have a singleton
or a void in which you absolutely do not want partner to have values?
You must have an invitational hand with 17-18 points

2
Help Suit
Game Try ?
2
Are you playing Help-Suit Game Tries?  They are sometimes also called
Long-Suit Game Tries. You must have an invitational hand with 17-18 points.

2
Preemptive
Reraises ?
1
Are you playing Preemptive Reraises?

2
Raise if
possible
8
(1) Pass with less than 16 Total Points.
(2) Raise to 3 with 16-18 Total Points.
(3) Raise to 4 with 19+ Total Points.
But playing La Majeure Cinquième:
(1) Pass with less than 16 Total Points.
(2) Make a trial bid (a new suit below 3 of your major with 4+ cards in that
suit, or 2NT with no such suit) with 17-19 Total Points.
(3) Raise to 4 with 20+ Total Points.

2
Passed partner or
intervention ?
3
Did partner pass on the first round ? If so, a double raise is not
forcing. Neither is it forcing if your left-hand opponent intervened.
Neither is it forcing if playing Limit Major Raises or La Majeure Cinquième.

3
Mathe
asking
bid ?
6
If you have 19 or more Total Points and are playing Mathe asking bids,
make a Mathe asking bid to find out if partner has a singleton.  If
partner has a singleton that fits your hand well, you are likely to
consider a slam contract; if partner has no singleton, or a singleton
that fits your hand poorly, you are unlikely to consider a slam
contract.

3
Mathe
Asking
Bid
1
Bid 3$S if your major is hearts, or 3NT if your major is spades.

1
Slam ?
3
Think of slam with 32 or more Total Points between you.
(If you hold a 7-card major suit, think of slam with
31 or more Total Points between you.)

2
Bid game
or pass
1
Bid game with 15 or more Total Points

1
19+ points ?
1
Think of slam with 19 or more Total Points

2
Raise
to game
0

1
2NT response ?
1
Did partner respond with a jump in NT ?

2
Rebid after
2NT response
3
(1) Rebid your 6-card major.
(2) Bid lower unbid 5-card minor or 4-card major.
(3) Bid 3NT

2
Splinter
bid ?
1
Did partner make a splinter bid?

2
cue-bid or
sign-off ?
1
You should either make a cue-bid, bid Blackwood, or sign off.

1
sign off
1
Sign off in game in your major.

2
3-level
jump-shift?
1
Did partner just make an invitational three-level jump shift?

1
Pass or game ?
3
Do you have enough strength to drive to game?
If not, you should pass.  With enough strength for game,
make a descriptive and forward going bid.

2
Jump
shift ?
1
Did partner make a jump bid in a new suit ?

3
Weak
jump-
shift ?
2
Did partner make a weak jump-shift bid (either a double jump-shift, or
if you are playing weak jump-shift responses, a single jump-shift)?

1
Major ?
1
Did partner bid a major suit?

3
Support,
force,
or pass
10
(1) Raise to the four-level (if not already there) with two-card support and
22 or more Total Points.
(2) If you can, bid a forcing 2NT with two-card support and 20 or more
Total Points.
(3) Raise to the three-level (if not already there) with three-card support.
(4) Over partner's two-level bid, with no more than one-card support,
bid a new suit of five or more cards.
(5) Over partner's two-level bid, with no more than one-card support,
rebid your suit of seven or more cards.
(6) Otherwise, pass.

3
Support,
force,
or pass
10
(1) Raise to the five-level (if not already there) with two-card support and
25 or more Total Points.
(2) Raise to the four-level (if not already there) with two-card support and
23 or more Total Points.
(3) Raise to the three-level (if not already there) with three-card support.
(4) Over partner's two-level bid, with no more than one-card support,
bid a new suit of five or more cards.
(5) Over partner's two-level bid, with no more than one-card support,
rebid your suit of seven or more cards.
(6) Otherwise, pass.

2
Rebid after
jump shift
4
(1) With a 3-card support, raise your partner's suit one level.
(2) With an unbid 4-card suit(s), make the cheapest bid.
(3) With a 6-card major or a 5-card minor, rebid your suit.
(4) Bid No Trump at the cheapest level

2
1NT
response ?
1
Did partner respond 1NT ?

2
Rebid after
1NT response
7
(1) With no singletons or 6-card suits: pass with 15 or less High Card Points,
raise to 2NT with 16-18, and bid 3NT with 19 or more.
(2) If you can bid a new 4-card suit below the level of 2 of original suit:
bid it, jumping with 20 or more Total Points.
To bid Clubs after a 1$D opening, you need 5 or more Diamonds.
(3) With an unbid 4-card suit and 18 or more Total Points, bid the suit.
(4) Rebid your 6-card suit (jump with 17 Total Points), otherwise pass.

2
1 suit
response ?
1
Did partner respond in a new suit at the 1-level ?

1
La Majeure ?
1
Are you playing La Majeure Cinquieme?

2
Rebid after 1 suit
response
30
(1) Raise partner's major with a 4-card suit.  Bid 3 with 17 to 19 Total
Points; bid 4 (or a splinter) with 20 to 22 Total Points.
(2) Bid a new 4-card major at the 1-level (at the 2-level with 20+ Total
Points, if you could bid it at the 1-level.)
(3) Bid a new 4-card major at the 2-level (if you could not bid it at
the 1-level): if the suit ranks higher than the suit of your opening
bid, you must have 18+ Total Points; otherwise, you must have 14-19
Total Points (with 20+ Total Points, bid it at the 3-level).
(4) If you have a balanced hand (4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2, or 5-3-3-2), 
bid 1NT with a hand too weak to open 1NT, or 2NT with a hand to strong
to open 1NT.  (If your opening 1NT is 12-14, bid 1NT with 15-17 HCP, 2NT with
18-20 HCP.)
(5) Jump to the 3-level in your major with 18-20 Total Points and at least
AKxxxx.
(6) Raise partner's minor with a 4-card suit.  Bid 3 with 17 to 19 Total
Points; never bid 4 (but splinter with 20 or more Total Points if possible).
(7) Bid a new 4-card minor at the 2-level: if the suit ranks higher
than the suit of your opening bid, you must have 18+ Total Points;
otherwise, you must have 14-19 Total Points (with 20+ Total Points,
bid it at the 3-level).
(8) Jump to the 3-level in your minor with 18-20 Total Points and at least 
AKxxxx.
(9) Rebid your suit at the 2-level with 14-17 Total Points and 5 or
more cards in it.
(10) Bid a new 3-card suit at the 2-level: if the suit ranks higher
than the suit of your opening bid, you must have 18+ Total Points;
otherwise, you must have 18-19 Total Points (with 20+ Total Points,
bid it at the 3-level), or you must have 16+ High-Card Points and have
opened 1H.
(11) Rebid your suit at the 2-level with five or more cards in it.

1
Major-suit fit ?
2
Do you have four-card major suit support for a major suit that
partner has bid?

2
Raise partner's
major
3
If you are playing Delayed Splinters and you have a GF with a
side-suit singleton make a Splinter bid.
Otherwise, raise partner's major. Bid 3 with 17-19 points and 4 with 20+.

1
2NT ?
4
Do you have a balanced hand, with stoppers in the unbid suits
and more points than would be shown by a 1NT Opening in your
partnership, but fewer points than would be shown by a 2NT
opening in your partnership?

2
Unbid 4-card
major ?
1
Do you have an unbid 4-card major biddable at the one-level?

1
Bid your major
3
With 19 or more total points make a jump-shift into your unbid 4-card major.
Otherwise, bid it at the one-level (if you are playing Walsh you should
bypass your 4-card major and bid 1NT unless you are 5-4 or 4-4-4-1)

1
Reverse ?
1
Check to see if you can reverse into an unbid four-card major.

1
Make Reverse
1
Make your reverse bid.

1
Major Suit Rebid ?
1
Did you open 1H, holding a six-card or longer heart suit?

1
Pick your level
3
With 19+ points, rebid 4$H.
With 17-18 points, rebid 3$H.
Otherwise, rebid 2$H

1
2NT ?
3
Another check for a 2NT rebid, though less constrained this time.
With more points than your 1NT opening, no six-card suit, or singletons,
and a balanced hand, rebid 2NT.

2
Raise partner's
minor ?
1
Do you have four-card support in diamonds, if partner's bid was 1$D?

1
Pick a level
2
With 17 or more points, raise to the 3-level.
Otherwise, simply raise to the two-level.

2
Jump-Shift into
a minor ?
2
With 19 or more points and unbid 4-card or longer minor, you
should make a jump-shift into that minor.

1
Jump into minor
3
Make a jump-shift into your unbid minor.
Unless, your unbid minor is diamonds and you opened in clubs.
In that instance, you should reverse instead.

1
6-card minor ?
1
Do you have a rebiddable 6-card minor?

1
Pick level
2
With 17 or more total points, decide between 3NT and 3 of your suit.
With 16 or fewer, rebid 2 of your suit.

1
Reverse into minor ?
2
Did you open 1$C, holding 17+ and 4+ diamonds?
If so, bid 2$D.

1
NT Rebid ?
1
Do you have NT shape?

1
1NT or 2NT ?
4
If you are playing strong NT, you should bid 1NT with a hand less than
your 1NT opener and 2NT with a hand stronger than your 1NT opener.
If you are playing weak NT, you should bid 1NT with a strong NT hand,
and 2NT with an even stronger hand.

1
Unbid 4-card minor
1
Do you have an unbid 4-card minor that you can bid naturally at the two-level?

1
Bid minor
1
Bid your unbid 4-card minor.

1
Scramble for bid
2
You are relatively stuck for a good bid at this point.
You should do scramble a NT bid or rebid a 5-card suit if necessary.

2
2 suit
response ?
1
Did partner respond in a new suit at the two-level ?

2
Rebid after 2 suit
response
44
(1) Raise partner's major with a 3-card suit. Bid 4 with 17+ points.
(2) Bid a new 4-card major (hearts) at the 2-level (at the 3-level with 20+
points.)
(3) Rebid your suit with a 6-card suit and fewer than 15 HCP (fewer than 17
HCP if your opening 1NT is 12-14).
(4) Bid 2NT with stoppers or three cards in each unbid suit (or 3NT with 
15+ HCP, or 17+ HCP if your opening 1NT is 12-14).
(5) Bid a new 4-card suit at the 2-level (at the 3-level with 20+ points).
(6) Reverse in a 4-card suit with 18 or more points.
(7) Rebid your 6-card major at the 2-level (at the 3-level with 17+, at the
4-level with 20+).
(8) Raise partner's suit with 4-card support (raise to 4 with 17+).
(9) Rebid your 6-card minor at the 2-level (at the 3-level with 17+).
(10) Bid 3NT with 17 or more High Card Points.
(11) Bid 2NT with 15 or less High Card Points (15 or 16 HCP if your opening
1NT is 12-14).
(12) Bid a new 4-card suit.
(13) Bid notrump.
[Playing La Majeure Cinquième:
(1) Raise partner's major with a 3-card suit.  Bid 4 with 17 to 19 Total
Points.  (Bid a splinter, if possible, with 18 or more Total Points.)
(2) Bid a new 4-card major at the 2-level: if the suit ranks higher than
the suit of your opening bid, you must have 18+ Total Points ; otherwise,
you must have 14-19 Total Points (with 20+ Total Points, bid it at the 
3-level).
(3) If you have a balanced hand (4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2, or 5-3-3-2), bid 2NT
with 15-17 High-Card Points (over 1D-2C, bid 2NT with 13-15 High-Card Points),
or 3NT with 18-20 High-Card Points.
(4) Jump to the 3-level in your major with 18-20 Total Points and at least 
AKxxxx.
(5) Raise partner's minor with a 4-card suit.  (Bid a splinter, if
possible, with 18 or more Total Points.)
(6) Bid a new 4-card minor at the 2-level: if the suit ranks higher than
the suit of your opening bid, you must have 18+ Total Points ; otherwise,
you must have 14-19 Total Points (with 20+ Total Points, bid it at the 
3-level).
(7) Jump to the 3-level in your minor with 18-20 Total Points and at least 
AKxxxx.
(8) Rebid your suit at the 2-level with 14-17 Total Points and 5 or
more cards in it.
(9) Bid a new 3-card suit at the 2-level with 18+ Total Points
(with 20+ Total Points, bid it at the 3-level).
(10) Rebid your suit at the 2-level with five or more cards in it, or pass
if your partner bid over a double of your major.]

1
Pass
0

1
Double
0

1
3NT
0

1
2NT
0

1
Redouble
0

1
2$D
0

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