Agreements here may be sorted later and put on a separate page.
-2NT: Promises 15-16 HCP and either a 5 card major, or 4-4 in the majors.
: What's your 5 card major?
: 4-4
/
: Transfer to
if opener had 4
: 4 or 5 
: 5
: Transfer to
if opener had 4
: 4 or 5 

1NT-3
/
shows GF 3-suited hands. Continuation is the same as after 1
-3
/
:
: GF, 4441 with short black suit
: What's your 4-card black suit?
/
: Long
(1444) / long
(4441). Responses are steps by rank.
: Setting trumps, not minimum
: GF, 4441 with short red suit
: What's your 4-card black suit?
/NT: Long
(4144) / long
(4414), again by rank
: Setting trumps, not minimum
A 4
or 4
opening shows a self-sufficient
/
suit, and 8/8.5 tricks unvulnerable/vulnerable.
We also play it as an overcall after opponent opened a suit on the one level: e.g. 1
-(4
)
-1
-2
: Either a strong hand with a
suit, or a strong balanced 25+ HCP hand.
: Responder would bid it with almost any hands
hand, natural continuation.
-1x (forcing, natural)-1NT: Control asking
-1
-1NT
: 15 HCP, artificial
/3
/3
/3
: 16+ HCP, cheapest 4 card suitFurther asking bids from inquirer:
trump after 4NT-5
-5
:
Q, no minor K, may or may not have
K.
/
: Has
Q, lowest specific K
: no
Q
trump after 4NT-5
-5
:
: no
Q
Q, no outside K
, 6
/
: has
Q, lowest specific K.
trump after 4NT-5
-5
:
, 6
: has
Q, shows lowest K
Q, no black Ks, may or may not have
K.
: no
QAfter a K showing response, if inquirer bids a new suit, it asks responder to bid the grand if he has that K, too. Over an ambigous 5N the next non-trump step asks to bid the grand if responder has a K.
trumps, after 4N-5
-5N:
:
K, or both
and
Ks
:
K, or both
and
Ks
:
K, or both
and
Ks (inquirer must be careful!)
trumps, after 4N-5H-5S:
K
:
K or both
and
Ks
: both
and
Ks
:
K or both
and
KsWe play D0P1/R0P1:
Continuation is as before.