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Nothing to say, North?

#1 User is offline   Bbradley62 

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Posted 2014-March-17, 14:57

Although it would probably lead to ugliness on this hand, I think North should be bidding something...

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Posted 2014-March-17, 15:54

I respectfully disagree! Why should it step in r/w with a balanced hand to a suit headed by the Q and out?

Save the GIB reports for the truly bizarre things the program seems wont to do.
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Posted 2014-March-17, 18:31

2h if constructive but not forcing seems fine..Not sure If gib plays 2h as nf.
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Posted 2014-March-25, 16:56

Actually here GIB bids 2 without simulation.

GIB plays here new suit constructive, but not truly forcing, could be passes without extras by partner. 5+ cards and supposedly 9-11TP.

But for particular hand, probably due vulnerability GIB found 2 as not reasonable in 30% of cases and passes like here.

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