The basic 4SF sequences are:
- 1C > 1H > 1S > 2D
- 1D > 1H > 1S > 2C
- 1H > 1S > 2C > 2D
- 1H > 1S > 2D > 3C
(2) If not, bid NT with stopper in the fourth suit.
(3) Otherwise rebid opener's minor (does not promise extra length).
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On the other hand, the two 4SF sequences below are more special:
- 1D > 1H > 2C > 2S
- 1D > 1S > 2C > 2H
| Priority | After 1D > 1H > 2C > 2S | After 1D > 1S > 2C > 2H |
| 1 | Bid 3H to show 3 hearts | Bid 2S to show 3 spades |
| 2 | Bid 3S to show 3 spades (deny 3 hearts) | Bid 3H to show 4 hearts (deny 3 spades) |
| 3 | Bid 2NT to show stopper in spades (deny 3-card major) | Bid 2NT to show stopper in hearts (deny 4 hearts or 3 spades) |
| 4 | Rebid 3C or 3D otherwise | Rebid 3C or 3D otherwise |
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It should be noted that
- 4SF is OFF for passed hand. In this case bidding the 4th suit is natural (and a NT contract is not preferred).
- 4SF is ON even if a suit is only implied by not explicitly bid, e.g. 1H > (X) > XX > 2C > 2D as the XX shows a spade suit.
- Opponent's suit does not count for a bidding sequence to qualify for being 4SF, e.g. 1D > 1H > (1S) > 2C is not 4SF.
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