Difference between revisions of "User:Brian/Bridge/Rebids after opening one of a minor"

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Partner raised my minor → Alert partner's bid, then see Subsequent bidding after an inverted minor raise.

Partner responded 1 of a suit → See Responding to 1/1.

Partner responded 2 of a lower suit and did not previously pass → See Opener's rebids following 2/1

Partner responded 2 of a lower suit and previously passed → See Opener's rebids following non-game-forcing 2/1

Partner double jump-shifted → This is a splinter.

Partner jump-shifted → TODO: Strong or weak jump shifts?

Partner responded 1NT and I have a one-suited hand with 16- total points → Rebid your minor.

Partner responded 1NT and I have a one-suited hand with 17+ total points → Jump-rebid your minor.

Partner responded 1NT and have 5+ diamonds and 4+ clubs with 18- total points → Bid 2♣.

Partner responded 1NT and I have 5+ diamonds and 4+ clubs with 19+ total points → Bid 3♣.

Partner responded 1NT and I have 5+ of my minor and 4+ of a higher suit with 17+ total points → Bid your other suit (a reverse).

Partner responded 1NT and I have a balanced hand with 19+ HCP → Bid 3NT.

Partner responded 1NT and I have a balanced hand with 17-18–19 HCP → Bid 2NT. Partner will raise to 3NT with a maximum.

Partner responded 1NT and none of the above apply → Pass. (Don't worry; 1NT is natural after a minor suit opening, so partner should be balanced.)

Partner responded 2NT and I have 13- HCP → Pass.

Partner responded 2NT and I have 14–20 HCP → Raise to 3NT.

Partner responded 2NT and I have 21 HCP → Make a quantitative raise to 4NT.

Partner responded 3NT and I have 17- HCP → Pass.

Partner responded 3NT and I have 18–19 HCP → Make a quantitative raise to 4NT.

Partner responded 3NT and I have 20+ HCP → Raise to 6NT.