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GIB should have bid the grand GIB has all the info to bid the grand

#1 User is offline   Gazumper 

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Posted 2014-July-25, 17:36



4 was a splinter with 3+ s, 5 showed 0 or 3 key cards and 6 apparently showed "KQ", I assume the KQ of s, I don't remember; besides GIB should infer it. These were auto-alerts by GIB.

So after 6 GIB knows I have 3 key cards and has all the information to safely bid the grand but it didn't.
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Posted 2014-July-25, 17:55

6 shows Q and K (K was included in 5), so West knows you're lying to him, but he should still be able to count all the tricks.
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Posted 2014-July-25, 18:11

This hand also allows us to revisit a previously-discussed point about GIB's description and use of Jacoby 2N. At other tables in this tournament, when GIB sat East, he bid J2N over 1. Although this does show the fourth heart, it both contradicts GIB's description of the bid (which specifies that it shows a "balanced" hand), and fails to provide the useful information that OP's 2 bid showed. But, with the J2N, two GIBs also didn't get to 7:

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Posted 2014-July-25, 19:01

I don't think this is a Gib problem.
For me,after 5,I am willing to bid 5nt to show Q,and then I guess that Gib W will bid 6 to show K so as to let you pick up a final contract - 6 or 7.
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Posted 2014-July-25, 19:09

View Postlycier, on 2014-July-25, 19:01, said:

I don't think this is a Gib problem.

But, two GIBs, sitting East and West and both knowing their system, should be able to get to 7.
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