Jacoby
Rebids and continuations after a Jacoby Transfer
5
  Partner has either opened or overcalled 1NT or partner has opened
  or overcalled 2NT, you have made a Jacoby Transfer and partner has
  either completed the transfer or Super Accepted.  This flowchart
  handles the transfer bidders rebids and contiuations afterwards.

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1
Retransfer situation ?
1
Did partner just retransfer?

1
Complete transfer
1
Complete partner's retransfer

2
Partner placed
contract ?
2
Check to see if partner has already placed the contract.
If he has, you should pass.

1
Quantitative ?
1
Did partner just make a quantitative bid?

1
Accept or deny
4
With a maximum and a fit, accept in the suit.
With a maximum and no fit, accept in NT.
With a minimum and a fit, correct to the suit.
With a minimum and no fit, Pass or sign off in NT.

1
Partner 1NT or 2NT ?
1
Did partner open or overcall 1NT?

1
Interference ?
1
Did RHO bid something other than Pass or Double ?

1
Partner interfered with ?
1
Did LHO double our transfer bid and then did partner Pass ?

1
Find Bid
3
With a six-card or longer suit, start with an XX to retransfer back to partner.
With invitational or better values and only a five-card suit, bid NT with something
in the opponents suit or else make a descriptive call of your choosing.

1
Partner Super Accepted ?
1
Did partner super accept your transfer?

2
Playing Super
Accepts on Doubletons ?
1
Are you playing a set of conventional super acceptance bids?

1
Partner 2NT ?
2
Did partner super accept with 2NT showing a balanced hand or
non-working doubleton?

2
place contract or
retransfer
6
Decide between 3M declared by you, 3M declared by partner,
3NT, 4M declared by you, 4M declared by partner, or a slam.
If it is better to have partner declare, start with a retransfer.
If you are playing at level 1 and cannot use bidding judgment, assume
that it is right for partner to play the contract and simply start with
a retransfer bid.

1
three major?
1
Did partner super accept with three of your major ?

2
Partial, Game,
or Slam
4
With a minimum hand and no game interest, Pass.
With game values and no slam interest, just bid game.
With definite slam interest and no void, bid Blackwood.
With slam interest and a void cue-bid.

2
Partial, Game,
or Slam
6
Judge whether it is better for you to be declarer or for partner
to be the declarer. If it is better for you to declare, place
the contract. If it is better for partner to declare, start with
a retransfer.
If not using bidding judgment, assume it is better for partner
to declare and start with a retransfer.

2
Place contract
or explore slam
3
With no game interest Pass.
With game interest, but no slam interest bid game.
With slam interest either make a cue-bid or bid 4NT Blackwood.

1
Find rebid
15
Identify your hand type from amongst the following and bid accordingly.
(1) With a minimum and no game interest, Pass.
(2) With exactly 5 hearts and exactly 4 spades and invitational values, bid 2S.
(3) With invitational values and a six-card or longer suit bid 3M.
(4) Otherwise with invitational values, bid 2NT.
(5) With 5-5 or better in the majors and game-forcing strength bid 3H.
(6) With an outside 5-card minor and game-forcing values, bid the suit.
(7) With a balanced (or semi-balanced) hand, bid NT at the appropriate level,
3NT, 4NT as quantitative, 5NT as an invitation to 7, 6NT, or 7NT.
(8) With a six-card suit and an outside singleton or void and at least mild slam interest,
 splinter into the singleton.
(9) Otherwise with a six-card suit, bid game 
(10) With a five-card suit and an unbalanced hand, debate between 3NT and bidding a four-card
suit. With a singleton honor, bid 3NT, but with a small singleton, it's probably best to bid
the four-card suit.

1
Go to ConvResp
1
Go to ConvResp

1
Switch Flowcharts
1
Go to the flowchart entitled "Bidding When Partner Has Bid (II)"
Constr1
1
Switch Flowcharts
1
Go to the flowchart entitled "title Responding to, and Rebidding after, Conventions (I)"
Convresp
1
Pass
0

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