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So why exactly a low club? I think there is no human alive that would lead a low club in this auction,
for exactly what happened.
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strange lead, robot paid for it
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Posted 2021-January-21, 03:35
If you check with GIB's double dummy analysis, you'll see that the low club lead didn't cost any tricks.
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Posted 2021-January-21, 07:39
johnu, on 2021-January-21, 03:35, said:
If you check with GIB's double dummy analysis, you'll see that the low club lead didn't cost any tricks.
But the club continuation (instead of switch to diamonds) did.
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Posted 2021-January-21, 12:53
johnu, on 2021-January-21, 03:35, said:
If you check with GIB's double dummy analysis, you'll see that the low club lead didn't cost any tricks.
Yes I know I could overcome any lead double dummy.
However, the lead was impossible for its GIB partner to decipher with
any certainty.
Some things are simply so easy, why tinker? If I have JT9x, always lead the jack.
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Posted 2021-January-21, 13:23
pescetom, on 2021-January-21, 07:39, said:
But the club continuation (instead of switch to diamonds) did.
You could say that about a good percentage of GIB's defense over many hands. TBH, many of GIB's leads are very "mysterious" which give partner no clue about what to continue.
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