GIB CC as played on BBO Periodically updated
#1
Posted 2009-December-07, 19:21
John Nelson.
#2
Posted 2009-December-08, 22:34
#3
Posted 2010-March-11, 16:51
Negative X. Responsive X. Support X (GIB may do support X with Kx).
Through what level(s)?
#4
Posted 2010-March-13, 20:29
#5
Posted 2010-March-15, 03:41
#6
Posted 2010-July-20, 18:02
#7
Posted 2010-July-20, 22:18
#10
Posted 2011-November-07, 17:42
barmar, on 2011-November-07, 17:12, said:
0-2 cards
3-card
4-card = 4 with poor honors
biddable = 5 cards, or 4 with 4+ HCP or QJTx
rebiddable = biddable + another card
twice rebiddable = rebiddable + another card
strong rebiddable = twice rebiddable with 8+ HCP
solid 6-card = AKQTxx or better
solid 7-card = AKQxxxx or better
solid 8-card = AKJxxxxx or AKxxxxxxx (there are 7 x's)
#12
Posted 2013-March-01, 21:06
pigpenz, on 2012-December-16, 20:18, said:
I've just discovered Robot Bridge, seems like an interesting idea, tried a couple of games, AND . . .
I cannot figure out what kind of system it's playing. Yesterday my robot partner was playing 2/1 with forcing NT (that's what it said in the little box when it bid 1 NT), tonight I got one that had no system, no judgment and lied about its HCP. Is there such a thing as a novice robot? Anyway . . . the description says "ACBL GCC applies." I suppose that's referring to an ACBL convention card, but what does the "G" stand for?
I really need to figure out what's going on or I'm not going to throw away any more money and time.
As I said before, it does seem like an interesting idea, but not if it has me pounding the desk in frustration.
#13
Posted 2013-March-01, 22:18
E Laurvick, on 2013-March-01, 21:06, said:
I cannot figure out what kind of system it's playing. Yesterday my robot partner was playing 2/1 with forcing NT (that's what it said in the little box when it bid 1 NT), tonight I got one that had no system, no judgment and lied about its HCP. Is there such a thing as a novice robot? Anyway . . . the description says "ACBL GCC applies." I suppose that's referring to an ACBL convention card, but what does the "G" stand for?
I really need to figure out what's going on or I'm not going to throw away any more money and time.
As I said before, it does seem like an interesting idea, but not if it has me pounding the desk in frustration.
OK, I found the convention card. Hate it. I'll skip the robot bridge unless someday I have the option to skip conventions I detest.
Good luck to you all!
#14
Posted 2013-October-26, 09:02
Rain, on 2009-December-07, 19:21, said:
I think that this linked document should be updated to include a definition of "relay points" where it discusses HCP and total points.
For those unfamiliar, relay points are A = 3, K=2, Q=1, supposedly used to improve accuracy of judgement in slam bidding but used by GIB in explanations of bids in a load of situations where no slam is on the horizon
Psyche (pron. sahy-kee): The human soul, spirit or mind (derived, personification thereof, beloved of Eros, Greek myth).
Masterminding (pron. mstr-mnding) tr. v. - Any bid made by bridge player with which partner disagrees.
"Gentlemen, when the barrage lifts." 9th battalion, King's own Yorkshire light infantry,
2000 years earlier: "morituri te salutant"
"I will be with you, whatever". Blair to Bush, precursor to invasion of Iraq
#15
Posted 2013-November-09, 21:43
1eyedjack, on 2013-October-26, 09:02, said:
It's currently in the linked document where it says:
Click here for help understanding these explanations.
#16
Posted 2014-April-08, 04:52
#17
Posted 2014-April-08, 09:14
Look,1♦ is no explanation,obviousely,bid explanation is lost,not really "no explanation".
#18
Posted 2014-April-08, 13:05
What version of BBO are you using when this happens? Windows download app or the web version?
#20
Posted 2014-April-09, 01:07
barmar, on 2014-April-08, 13:05, said:
What version of BBO are you using when this happens? Windows download app or the web version?
I have been using web version,windows7,google chrome version:35.0.1916.6