====Development after 2N====

Thankfully, we rarely open 2N --- also known as slam-killer ---, and so our responses to 2N, 1\c-1\d-2N and 1\c-1\d-2\h-2\s-2N are very simple:

  * 3\c - Stayman
  * 3\d, 3\h - Transfers
  * 3\s, Minor suit Stayman
  * 3N - to play
  * 4\c - Gerber
  * 4\d, 4\h - Transfers

To show a minor one-suiter, start 3\c and bid the minor at the 4-level (This does not promise a major with a longer minor)

An alternative approach is:

  * 3\c - Stayman
    * After opener shows his major or lack of a major, responder can bid a minor at the 4 level, promising that suit and a major not bid by opener
  * 3\d, 3\h - Transfers
  * 3\s, forces 3N
    * Responder then either passes or bids 4\c, a transfer to \d
  * 3N - Transfer to 4\c
  * 4\c - Gerber
  * 4\d, 4\h - Transfers