This week we look at Carmichael-Baze, an improvement on most of the traditional Baze structures.

Here we look at the modern version of Drury for raising partner’s suit — Modified Two-Way Reverse Drury.

A significant upgrade to Minorwood, this week we review Q-Minorwood!

Here we look at how to how to use artificial rebid structures in minor suit auctions to allow us to better communicate with partner.

Here we look at how Responder can use jump shifts to 2H and 2S over 1m to describe some difficult hands and improve our constructive bidding.

There are many different ways to structure your 2NT "Ogust" type rebids by 2-level preemptor.  Here we look at the options and help you choose the method that best fits with your preempting style. 

Spear is an excellent system for effectively competing in the bidding when the opponents open the bidding with a minor and respond 1NT.  We are most likely to want to compete in a Major suit and this system allows us a variety of options for doing so!

Transfer bids improve standard bidding in many ways.   They are frequently used by Responder in a variety of auctions, but here we look at how Opener can use transfer rebids in the auction that begins 1H (P) 1S (P) to better describe their hand while keeping the auction at a low level. 

A jump rebid of 2NT by Opener, showing a balanced hand with 18-19 points, takes up a lot of bidding space and can put pressure on Responder to show their hand and keep the auction below 3NT.  Here we look at a modern sophisticated approach to solving this problem - Wolff Signoff with Transfer Rebids!