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When the robots played against me, they took a very sane
line of play. Do I have to pay extra to get them to play
the hand like this ?
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what do I have to do to get the robot to play this badly?
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Posted 2015-July-21, 19:22
Would you tell us its exact playing time? basic robot or advanced? ACBL tournament?
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Posted 2015-July-22, 11:50
lycier, on 2015-July-21, 19:22, said:
Would you tell us its exact playing time? basic robot or advanced? ACBL tournament?
This was an robot tourney. Assume advanced robot
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Posted 2015-July-22, 22:15
It could be something as simple as: if you led ♦K, declarer knew you had ♦AK and could plan better than against this declarer, who led ♦A then switched, concealing the K.
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Posted 2015-July-24, 11:50
What are the leading conventions of robots?
It would be nice if GIB could provide implications of playing
one card over another in the same way that it does bidding conventions.
This would be true throughout the hand.
In general, I find that its carding throughout the hand tends to be
somewhat "whatever is closest to its thumb" in critical situations.
It would be nice if GIB could provide implications of playing
one card over another in the same way that it does bidding conventions.
This would be true throughout the hand.
In general, I find that its carding throughout the hand tends to be
somewhat "whatever is closest to its thumb" in critical situations.
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Posted 2015-July-24, 19:24
goffster, on 2015-July-24, 11:50, said:
In general, I find that its carding throughout the hand tends to be
somewhat "whatever is closest to its thumb"in critical situations.
somewhat "whatever is closest to its thumb"
Agreed. Not that it's relevant, but GIB's convention card says he leads K from both AK and KQ. When you lead K and he sees Q in dummy...
Of course, we all know that GIB doesn't actually lead in accordance with his own convention card, which says that against NT he leads Q from KQT9 and top of 3 small. In fact, he does neither. But, this may be different than expecting you to lead appropriately.
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