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In person to person bridge, a falsecard must be played smoothly to succeed. How about vs. robots? Can I take my time to analyze, then play a falsecard?
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falsecarding the robots do robots recognize your delay in bidding?
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Posted 2021-July-12, 10:53
The robots ignore tempo and pretty much ignore all carding, so take your time and false card away.
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Posted 2021-July-12, 23:22
I think that this is an important message that I learned from playing against robots.
Tempo means nothing: this also applies to human Bridge.
I used to worry if a pause had any significance.
Now I give much more weight to figuring out the lay of the cards and the best possible line.
The finuess will always work 50% of the time and be necessary/unnecessary no matter how fast or slow opps are.
The biggest problem that robots have is that they ignore the meaning of you and your opponents bidding and carding.
This works both ways and is compensated for by their perfect card memory.
Tempo means nothing: this also applies to human Bridge.
I used to worry if a pause had any significance.
Now I give much more weight to figuring out the lay of the cards and the best possible line.
The finuess will always work 50% of the time and be necessary/unnecessary no matter how fast or slow opps are.
The biggest problem that robots have is that they ignore the meaning of you and your opponents bidding and carding.
This works both ways and is compensated for by their perfect card memory.
Fortuna Fortis Felix
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