The opener's rebid after a redouble

The opener's rebid after the responder's redouble
The redouble is, above all, an indication of strength. It shows at least 10HCP.

The opener repeats his six-card suit with a first-zone unbalanced hand.
a strong suit he goes to game.
a first-zone balanced hand he passes and leaves the decision to the responder.

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Problem E1022 :To show six hearts in a minimum opening hand

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Problem E1025 : After a redouble which promises at least 10HCP, the opener rushes to game in a major with a strong suit that will hold up even with a singleton opposite.

Without anything special to say to the responder and with a reasonable hand, the opener passes.
This is particularly the case with first-zone balanced hands. He leaves the decision to the responder. It isn't a sign of weakness, on the contrary!

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Problem E9941 Pass leave the decision to your Partner

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Problem E1024 : passWith nothing special to say to the responder, the opener leaves the decision to him.

The opener's double is a penalty double.
After a redouble, all the side's doubles are penalty doubles. The opener penalizes the rash overcaller. The responder must never rebid of course

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Problem E1026 : doublePenalize the opponent even at the one level. It's your duty with four strong trumps.

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Problem E9940 X 100% punitive !

Bidding a new suit promises a real two-suiter and not many points

without a jump, the suits are 5-5. With only 5-4, the opener passes.
with a jump, the suits are at least 6-5

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Problème E1029
: 2 TRThis clearly shows a 5-5 two-suiter at the lowest zone (10-12HCP)

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Detail specifications 44LA - Level 2 ★

The opener's rebid after a redouble

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