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Responses to 1 No Trump: Keri Stayman By Mr. Ron Klinger Compiled by: Mr. Daniel Neill and Mr. Josh Sher 2 = Diamonds OR invitational with 4-5 card M or 6-card Minor OR GF Stayman 2 = normal transfer (see Super-Accepts) 2 = normal transfer 2 = invite to 3NT or any solid slammish 1-suiter (2NT = minimum, 3 = maximum) 2NT = Clubs (3 forced); then 3 = both Minors GF, 3 / = natural 4-card GF, 3NT = quantitative. 3 ->3 = submarine splinter (complete transfer with good fitter) 3NT = to play 4 / = South African Transfers to corresponding Major (bid in-between to refuse declarership) 4M = to play (See: SLAM strategies at bottom...) Developments: 1NT-2!-2!- 2 = 4-5 Hearts invitational Pass = 3-4, minimum 2/3 = 2, 4, minimum/maximum 2/3NT = 2, 2-3, minimum/maximum 3 = good minimum, 4 3 = any 4-3-3-3 maximum (now 3 / asks 4 card support) 3/4 = 3/4, maximum not 4-3-3-3 2 = 4-5 Spades invitational Pass = 3-4, minimum 2/3NT = 2, minimum/maximum 3 = good minimum, 4 3 = any 4-3-3-3 maximum (now 3 asks 4-card support) 3 = 5, maximum 3/4 = 3/4, maximum, not 4-3-3-3 2NT = artificial GF Stayman 3 = most hands... no 5M or 4-3-3-3 3 = Stayman 3M = natural 3 = 4, slam interest 3NT = no 4 Spades 4 = 4 Clubs, slam interest 4 = minimum, fit (4 = RKC, 4 LT, 4NT/5 to play)

4 /4 /5 + = maximum, fit, RKC steps 4 = 4 Diamonds, slam interest 4 = minimum, fit (4 = RKC, 4NT/5 to play, 5 LT) 4 /5 + = maximum, fit, RKC steps cue = 4 fit, maximum 4 = 4 Spades fit, minimum 3NT/4M = to play 4 /4 = invitational RKC (4M = minimum, higher = maximum with RKC steps) 4NT = RKC for M 4 = 4-card suit, forcing 4 = minimum, fit (4 = RKC, 4 LT, 4NT/5 to play) 4 /4 /5 + = maximum, fit, RKC steps 4 /4 = 4-card suit, forcing 4 = minimum, fit (4 = RKC, 4NT/5 to play, 5 LT) 4 /5 + = maximum, fit, RKC steps 3NT = no Major 4 = 4-card suit, forcing 4 /6 = minimum/maximum, misfit, 5 strong (3/5 top) Diamonds 4NT/5NT = minimum/maximum, misfit, 5 moderate Diamonds 4 = minimum, 4-card fit (4 = RKC, 4NT = to play) 4 = maximum, 4-card fit (4NT = RKC) 5 + = 5-card fit, RKC steps 4 = 4-card suit, forcing, denies Clubs 4NT/5NT = minimum/maximum, misfit, 5 any/moderate Clubs 6 = maximum, misfit, 5 strong (3/5 top) Clubs 4 = minimum, 4-card fit (4 = RKC, 4NT = to play) 4 = maximum, 4-card fit (4NT = RKC) 5 + = 5-card fit, RKC steps 3M = 5+M, mild slam interest at least (if show 6 later, then good trumps) 4 = 4-card Clubs, no Major, slam interest 4 = Diamonds, no Club fit 4 = asks length in Diamonds 4 = maximum, 4 (4NT = RKC) 4NT = minimum, 4 5 + = 5 Diamonds, RKC steps 4 = asks strength 4NT = minimum 5 + = RKC steps with maximum 4NT = very mild invite 5NT = strong invite 6 = to play

4NT/5NT = minimum/maximum no Minor so 4-4 Majors 4 / = 4 Clubs, minimum/maximum 5 + = RKC steps with 5 Clubs 4 = 4 Diamonds, 4-3-3-3, slam interest 4 / = minimum/maximum, 4 4NT/5NT = minimum/maximum, no fit 5 + = RKC steps with 5 Diamonds 3 = any 4-3-3-3 3M = 4-card suits up the line (may later bid 4 or 4 as below) 3NT = to play 4 = slam interest with 4 Clubs, no Major 4 = 4 Diamonds, 3-3-3 4 = asks 4 = average (4NT = RKC for Diamonds) 4NT = minimum 5 + = absolute maximum, RKC steps for Diamonds 4NT/5NT = 4 of a Major, most hands/absolute maximum 4 = 4 Clubs, bare minimum (4 = RKC, 4NT = to play) 4 = 4 Clubs, average (4NT = RKC) 5 + = 4 Clubs, absolute maximum, RKC steps 4 = slam interest with 4 Diamonds, 4-3-3-3 4 = minimum with 4 Diamonds (continuations as above) 4 = average with 4 Diamonds (continuations as above) 4NT/5NT = most/tiptop misfits 5 + = absolute maximum with 4 Diamonds, RKC steps 3M = 5M (now 3 = 5, 4m = cue for M) 3m = invitational natural one-suiter 3M = 5-4M GF 3NT = 5, quant 4 = 6-4 (now 4 sets Diamonds, else RKC steps with fit) Transfer Continuations: 1NT-2-2 - or 1NT-2-2 - 2 after 2 = 4 HEARTS, 5+ SPADES GF, or invite with 9+ cards in Majors 2NT = minimum, no fit 3 / = fragment 3 /4 = 5+ 5+ / invite/game 3 = 6-4 3NT/4NT = 5-4-2-2 to play/slam interest 3NT = maximum, no fit (continuations as above)

3 / = minimum, fit 3 / = maximum, fit corresponding Major 2NT = artificial GF with a 4-card side Minor 3 = doubleton M support, asks short suit 3suit = shortage (M = club shortage, NT = 5-4-2-2) 4m = natural slam interest 3 = 3+ M support, interest in Minor 3 = Clubs with slam interest 3 = asks shortage (hi/none/lo) 3NT = RKC for M 4 = sets suit 4 = cue for M 4M = discouraging 3 = Diamonds with slam interest, high shortage 3NT = Diamonds with slam interest, 2-2 4 = Diamonds with slam interest, low shortage (... opener sets suit or cues for M over all these) 4M = no slam 4oM/5 /5 = Voidwood with M agreed 3M = strong M raise, but no Minor interest new suit = shortage 3NT = RKC for M JS = Voidwood 3oM = 5om, 2M 4M = minimum, no interest in the Minor 3m = 5-5 GF (now 3 new suit expresses worry about other, rest natural) 3 after 2 = 4 SPADES, 5+ HEARTS GF 3NT = no fit 3 /4 = fit, maximum/minimum 4 = fit, minimum cue = Heart fit, maximum double jump shift = auto-splinter, slam try+ raise = invitational 4M = balanced mild slam try (not great trumps) Super-Acceptance of Major transfers: (standard, not Keri) 2NT = maximum, 4 trumps, no weak doubleton (re-transfer ok now) New suit = maximum, 4 trumps, weak doubleton Jump-Accept = minimum, 4 trumps 1NT-2NT-3-3 = 5-4(+) both Minors, GF 3M = needs help in om for NT 3NT = both M stopped, no m fit

4m = 5-card, fit-asking RKC 4NT = no fit rest = RKC steps 4M = 5-5 Minors with void in M 4NT = invite 3NT = 5 quantitative 4 = 6-4 (now 4 sets Diamonds, else RKC steps for Clubs) SLAM IDEAS: invites with 5m: transfer to Diamonds then 3NT, or transfer to then 3NT invites with 5M: 2-level transfer then 4NT = quantitative 4-level transfer then 4NT = RKC quantitative invites: 2 will get the info you need 2-2NT/3-4NT is invite within context of minimum or maximum shown invites with 6-carder: With one suiter that wants to start asking, bid 2 then new suit is RKC for that suit (wrap around 3NT, which shows xx in that suit, but 4 is re-rkc) after RKC, spiral scan for trump Queen, side Kings, side Queens in that order, from high side suit to low side suit. With more mild try, 2-2 -2NT-3X-3M, then 4M, or 1NT-transfer-2M-4M. single-suiter with shortage: transfer then JS in shortage with 4-4-3-2 or 4-3-3-3 shapes: 2-2 -2NT and take it from there as charts above with 5-4(+) Minors: 2NT-3-3 with 4M-5m: transfer to Minor, then bid Major at 3-level HANDLING INTERFERENCE AFTER CONVENTIONAL CALLS: 1NT-2 -(X)- 2 = normal, with Club stopper Pass = no Club stopper (XX asks re-transfer, rest natural) XX = to play (2 to play, 2M as if undisturbed) 1NT-2 -(2 )- Double = penalties (pass, or bid as if undisturbed) Pass = takes the transfer (Double is penalty, bids as if undisturbed)

1NT-2 -(2 +)- Double = penalty + Diamond support (for running) Pass = normal (Double is penalty, bids are as if undisturbed) 1NT-2 / -(X)- Pass = 2-card support (XX = re-transfer) accept = 3-card XX = 4-card (bid as if undisturbed) 1NT-2 -(X)- 2NT/3 = normal, plus Spade stopper Pass = denies stopper (XX to bid as if undisturbed) XX = strong Spades