Canary Club

Opener's Rebid	HCP	Description and Development
1, 1	17 - 21	Can have 4 cards … if with four cards, the hand is unbalanced.
2, 2	17 - 21 With five or more cards in bid suit.
		After opener's rebid of 1, 1, 2, or 2 the responder can:
		I. Pass with 0-1 HCP or with 2-4 HCP and two-card support of opener's bid suit.
		II. Raise with 2-4 HCP and 3-card support
		III. Jump raise with 5-6 HCP and four or more cards in support of opener's bid suit.
		IV. New suit with 4-6 HCP with five or more cards in bid suit. However, a response of 1 may have a four-card suit.
		V. Notrump with 4-6 HCP, balanced.
		VI. Jump shift with 4-6 HCP four card support and a five card side suit (the bid suit).
		A new suit by opener at the three level (either via a jump shift or a “high reverse” is forcing on responder)
2	natural or 25+ HCP balanced	Responder normally rebids 2 as an enquiry. Opener rebids 2N with 25+ HCP (this sequence is a GF) If opener does not rebid 2N, then he has a suit and a big hand. Responder's bids of 3 and 3 are natural; 2N shows a 6 card suit in a hand not suitable for an initial 2 response.
2	22+ At least a four-card suit and forcing.
3, 3	22+ three losers or fewer, denies four or more cards in a major. Forcing and the responses are natural.
1N	17 - 20	Same structure as used after 1N opening.
2N	21 - 22	same structure as used after 2N opening.
3N	Opener can see 9 tricks in his hand