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The result is down one trick since GIB play small card to ruff,I have to say this is a low-level mistakes.
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Posted 2013-December-17, 01:51
The result is down one trick since GIB play small card to ruff,I have to say this is a low-level mistakes.
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Posted 2013-December-17, 05:09
Interesting how it knew not to ruff with the 2 because it might get overruffed by the 3, but not the same for the 4/5 and the 6. Perhaps all simulations it ran never placed East with the ♠6? 
(edit: or never simultaneously a diamond singleton and the ♠6)
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(edit: or never simultaneously a diamond singleton and the ♠6)ahydra
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Posted 2013-December-17, 05:14
I think it ruffed with a random card.
lycier was it a basic bot or advanced?
lycier was it a basic bot or advanced?
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Posted 2013-December-17, 05:31
Antrax, on 2013-December-17, 05:14, said:
I think it ruffed with a random card.
lycier was it a basic bot or advanced?
lycier was it a basic bot or advanced?
I play "Solitaire Bridge" at bbo.
I have to say GIB is making more and more better now.
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Posted 2013-December-17, 05:42
Solitaire bridge is a basic bot. I guess it's possible it never simulated E with a ♦ singleton so all trumps seemed equally valid to it.
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Posted 2013-December-17, 05:52
Antrax, on 2013-December-17, 05:42, said:
Solitaire bridge is a basic bot. I guess it's possible it never simulated E with a ♦ singleton so all trumps seemed equally valid to it.
you mean it is better for me not to play with /against basic bot due to basic,so I will not play it from now on.
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Posted 2013-December-17, 06:24
Advanced bots are much better than basic bots, that much is guaranteed. However, you have a lot of complaints about GIB's system, and that won't change. Just the quality of card play and its bidding "judgment".
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Posted 2013-December-17, 06:26
Advanced bots are much better than basic bots, that much is guaranteed. However, you have a lot of complaints about GIB's system, and that won't change. Just the quality of card play and its bidding "judgment".
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Posted 2013-December-17, 10:39
Some other info that you might find useful about the difference between advanced Gib and basic GIB:
http://www.bridgebas...__1#entry600654
http://www.bridgebas...__1#entry756610
http://www.bridgebas...__1#entry600654
http://www.bridgebas...__1#entry756610
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Posted 2013-December-17, 13:19
The "free" Basic bots make a lot of random bids and plays. BBO's responses has essentially been that you get what you pay for and don't expect more. That's why it is important to specify which game you are playing in so the type of bot can be determined.
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