During the announcement process, the game declared and all additional announcements must be confirmed. Each player, except the declarer, must confirm the game. In addition, each bonus point must be confirmed or challenged by all other players, except the announcer itself:
- At first, the winner of the Licitation process must make his announcements. In case of a Better Caller, he must announce a Better Piece obligatorily. For the games Pagat Caller, Owl Caller, Pelican Caller or Quapil Caller, the announcement of one Better Piece is already fixed. In case of another game, he may announce nothing, one bonus point, or multiple bonus points:
- "Ready" is the announcement without a bonus point.
- "Ready with ..." is the announcement with one or more bonus points.
- Afterwards, the following players must make an announcement one after the other. Besides the confirmation of the game and additional announcements of the game declarer, they can make announcements of their own:
- With "OK", a player can accept the game or a bonus point declared or announced by another player. He do not make own announcements in this case.
- A player may challenge the game or bonus point with a contra. This is shown with a minus sign after the abbreviation of the game (G-) or bonus point (e.g. I-). Additionally, he may announce bonus points of his own.
- A player only announces bonus points of his own. In this way, he accepts the declared game and the announcements of the other players implicitly.
- In the following rounds of the announcement process, the players must confirm the bonus points announced in the last round. In addition, the players having received a contra against their announcements must confirm the contras too:
- With "OK", a player can accept a bonus point announced by another player without making own announcements.
- With "OK", a player can also accept a contra against his game or announcement.
- If a player is convinced to win his game or announcement despite the contra announced against, he may challenge the contra with a contra against the contra. Each contra duplicates the score of the affected game or announcement. A contra against a contra or "contra-retour" occurs rarely. In KubiTarock, a contra against a contra must not be confirmed any more.
The announcement process ends, when all declared games and all announcements are confirmed. Afterwards, the game continues with leading the first card.