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Why has GIB chosen a 4-2 fit over 5-3? Or was it a bad reverse?

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Posted 2013-April-25, 11:48

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Posted 2013-April-25, 14:07

my guess is GIB does not have a way, a sure way to stop in 3h?

yes I see 4h makes but that was not your ?.


btw I think your reverse was fine with a 4.5 loser hand you had extras if you find a fit.
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Posted 2013-April-26, 01:45

View Postmike777, on 2013-April-25, 14:07, said:

my guess is GIB does not have a way, a sure way to stop in 3h?

yes I see 4h makes but that was not your ?.


btw I think your reverse was fine with a 4.5 loser hand you had extras if you find a fit.


Even if GIB can't stop in 3H, surely 4H on 5-3 fit will do just as well as 2S in a likely 4-2 fit.

If a human partner passed this I'd be saying "thanks, but no thanks" to another game....
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