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why am i playing in hearts?? robot simply does not know who to bid after takeout doubles

#1 User is offline   goffster 

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Posted 2016-July-01, 16:17

http://tinyurl.com/h64qwff

Robot forced me to bid with 5C (imparting no useful information at all)
and then somehow convinces itself I did not have a takeout double after all
when I bid 5H ?
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Posted 2016-July-01, 19:04

Same old song, another verse. GIB cuebids too often after partner's doubles, and is far worse at knowing what to do the next round. GIB's bidding would improve quite a bit it if were only allowed to cuebid in this situation with equal length in the unbid suits. Otherwise let it take its best shot at level, and get to the right suit. This might be easier to program than having it correct to Spades on a hand such as this.
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Posted 2016-July-01, 19:33

This is just morbid curiosity, but what was the point range in the description for double. GIB was trying for slam with the 5♣ bid since the clubs rate to be worth 2 tricks on the bidding. I don't know what 5♠ would have shown over 5♥, but I assume it would be some kind of grand slam try.
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Posted 2016-July-03, 10:42

View Postjohnu, on 2016-July-01, 19:33, said:

GIB was trying for slam with the 5♣ bid since the clubs rate to be worth 2 tricks on the bidding.

How, "on the bidding", would North take 2 tricks in clubs?
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Posted 2016-July-03, 12:27

View PostBbradley62, on 2016-July-03, 10:42, said:

How, "on the bidding", would North take 2 tricks in clubs?


GIB simulations :P
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Posted 2016-July-03, 13:20

Perhaps had you bid 5D over 5C GIB would have converted to 5S. Not that that forgives the actual action taken
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