{"content":[{"text":"These Transfer Bids were popular during the 1980s and were used by many bridge \n players. This is the extended version of the Jacoby Transfer after an opening of 1 No \n Trump by the responder to transfer to all four suits. The range of the No Trump \n opening becomes irrelevant as long as the partnership agreement raises or lowers \n the expected number of values to be held by the responder for game contracts.","bbox":{"left":0.113333,"top":0.489361,"width":0.752637,"height":0.096667}},{"text":"This is the system preferred by some bridge professionals to transfer the 1NT opener \n into a 5-card major or a 6-card minor. If Four Suit Transfers are used, the stronger \n hand becomes declarer. Having the strong hand hidden will often create more \n difficulty for the defense and will often yield an extra trick for declarer. This is \n particularly true when the long suit is a 5-card major; when the long suit is a 6-card \n minor, there is less advantage to having the strong hand hidden.","bbox":{"left":0.113333,"top":0.609361,"width":0.761503,"height":0.116695}},{"text":"1","bbox":{"left":0.975074,"top":0.978139,"width":0.011263000000000023,"height":0.016666999999999987}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.100056,"top":0.125042,"width":0.8,"height":0.3375}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.100056,"top":0.125042,"width":0.8,"height":0.3375}]}