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#1 User is offline   wjomlex 

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Posted 2016-April-08, 00:32

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Not sure why GIB didn't show hearts on the second round.
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Posted 2016-April-08, 02:17

The issue here is that when you bid 1, you promised 5+ CLUBS, so it was setting the contract in your longer suit. The 'correct' bid here is Pass, as ugly as that sounds.
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Posted 2016-April-08, 04:46

View Postwjomlex, on 2016-April-08, 00:32, said:



Not sure why GIB didn't show hearts on the second round.


Hello, welcome to Gib robot forum.

Now, may I ask you an awkward question?
How much would you know about Gib CC in this hand?
I would guess little is known about the details.it is not surprising for such dismal results,would you know you have made several serious mistakes? now I replayed it twice, the standard bidding sequences go :

1-

Result : 2EX-3

2-


Result : 1WX-3

Your Gib partner's redouble says " Fellow, I have 10+hcp, please you must believe the final contract must belong to us, opponents can't play undoubled below 2NT. and ask you passing at once in the most situations. ".
Note the following double from any seat, it is only for penalty.
You made serious mistake twice - responding 1 ,especially after opp's 2, you should double for penalty instead of rebid-2. A pity you missed that beer.
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Posted 2016-April-08, 06:00


Result : 1EX=


Result : 1EX=
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Posted 2016-April-08, 07:37

I think every bid after the first two are totally wrong.

xx - don't like it with the singleton spade
p - why not the obvious spade bid? I don't think this hand is quite strong enough to do the pass then spades advanced/expert trick (to show strongish hand suggesting that either the opener or redoubler might be light or psychic), replaces 2S call since normally jumps are weak after redouble.
1h - normal to pass to look for penalties after doubler runs

and the next round of bidding is just as bad.
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Posted 2016-April-08, 10:30

View Postchasetb, on 2016-April-08, 02:17, said:

The issue here is that when you bid 1, you promised 5+ CLUBS, so it was setting the contract in your longer suit. The 'correct' bid here is Pass, as ugly as that sounds.


There's still a lot of hope for 4H, so why not show hearts and bid clubs later?
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Posted 2016-April-08, 14:24

The description of Gib's 3 bid is ridiculous. Says 2-4. Do you mean Gib will bid 3 on 2. Crazy.
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Posted 2016-April-08, 15:28

No matter how bad the previous bidding was, why doesn't GIB support hearts? OP doesn't say whether this is IMPs or MPs, but hearts is higher scoring for MPs, and the most likely game. By supporting clubs instead of hearts, you are almost never going to end up in hearts.
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Posted 2016-April-08, 21:26

Allow me to restate OP's question...

Since I have shown specifically 4405 distribution with 13-15 total points, why does North want to play 3 rather than some number of hearts?
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Posted 2016-April-09, 10:03

View PostBbradley62, on 2016-April-08, 21:26, said:

Allow me to restate OP's question...

Since I have shown specifically 4405 distribution with 13-15 total points, why does North want to play 3 rather than some number of hearts?


What about GIB's 2C bid? The distribution isn't that clear at that point.
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Posted 2016-April-09, 20:50

View Postwjomlex, on 2016-April-09, 10:03, said:

What about GIB's 2C bid? The distribution isn't that clear at that point.

Yes, I agree that North should raise hearts at his first opportunity. This being the GIB forum, I was just trying to steer the conversation away from what human South might have done differently to discuss what North should be programmed to do differently.
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