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GIB trust your partner hardheaded robot

#1 User is offline   LollyPopp 

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Posted 2010-May-06, 13:03

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hello all who read this,
i filled in complete diagram so hope this will show if not i'll try to ventilate my nuisance-GIB never trusts his partner-someone shud teach him that-this game i'm refering to is the absolute limit -Robot Duplicate #6962 may 6th 2010
"My" GIB North opens and passes-E 3S -(me) DBL -W pass N 4C i have 1small C and
AKQJxx in H plus K S plus Kxxxx in D so i don't wanna play C and bid 4H which is game
and normally yr pard shud pass-My hardheaded GIB has AKxxxx in C plus support of
10xx in H and does not respect my bid so he raises to 5C which is 1 trick more,less
score and no support from me-so i,m not sofheaded either and bid 5H guess what "my"
GIB 6C so i swear him into hell and bid 6H and ofcourse he bids 7C
so we end up in 7H which is (how is this possible???) not dubbeled
result minus 3

so bottomline why doesnt GIB stop when ur in game and there is no possiblity whatsoever to get to slam??

Am i the only one who experiences this

i apologyse for incorrect spelling
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Posted 2010-May-06, 13:16

I wouldn't double 3, I would directly bid 4 (at least in gib's system)
doubling then bidding new suit shows a great hand in gib's system, as the alert says 20+points. gib also wants to trust his/her partner :P therefore doesn't pass.

you can see how gib would interpret your bid by hovreing your mouse on that particular bid.
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Posted 2010-May-06, 16:48

agree, double was the problem.
OK
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