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Played during an ACBL robot tournament. I didn't think GIB was allowed to pass 2♠.
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New Suit Non-Forcing? After partner's pre-empt
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Posted 2011-June-24, 16:30
Here is the hand. Since the explanation was "rebidable spades, 14+ points" I assumed it was a forcing bid.
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Posted 2011-June-24, 19:17
BunnyGo, on 2011-June-24, 16:30, said:
Since the explanation was "rebiddable spades, 14+ points" I assumed it was a forcing bid.
You might also assume it was forcing because GIB's convention card says RONF
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Posted 2011-June-24, 19:20
Bbradley62, on 2011-June-24, 19:17, said:
You might also assume it was forcing because GIB's convention card says RONF
That too. It ended up a good board since I made the tenth trick, but seems like this is a bidding bug. It might have felt there was no good bid and so had a default pass. But that shouldn't be allowed in forcing situations.
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Posted 2011-June-26, 20:48
I wonder: how does GIB play the sequence 2♥-2NT(feature ask)-3♥-3♠?
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