... at least in challenges. In the last few weeks I noticed that at least some deals are being repeated. At first I thought I imagine it and they were just very similar, but now I am sure. Played a couple of rather memorable hands - as soon as I realized it is the same deal, I could place every card and did not misplay it this time.
  I'm rather shocked by this, as well as disappointed.
						
						
						
					
					
				
		
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				Posted 2021-July-01, 07:32
						That's amazing!!
Can you provide the links to these hands - or at least a few of them.
Are you sure this wasn't the weekly free instant tournament?
						
					
					
						Can you provide the links to these hands - or at least a few of them.
Are you sure this wasn't the weekly free instant tournament?
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				Posted 2021-July-01, 12:03
 pilowsky, on 2021-July-01, 07:32, said:
pilowsky, on 2021-July-01, 07:32, said:
That's amazing!!
Can you provide the links to these hands - or at least a few of them.
Are you sure this wasn't the weekly free instant tournament?
Can you provide the links to these hands - or at least a few of them.
Are you sure this wasn't the weekly free instant tournament?
Of course I'm sure it wasn't an instant tournament - I don't even play those.
The problem with links is that I don't know how to search my history for specific hands, and I play a lot of hands... So while the second occurence is right in front me, I don't know how to find the 1st one. Anyway, here is a hand I played today:
tinyurl.com/2asjjhe2
As soon as I bid I was kicking myself for not bidding 4H. Less so after I saw dummy. But then I saw that the best line must be to win immediately, unblock C A and try to endplay W in trumps, so that he has to give me an entry to dummy. This jogged my memory, because it is such an interesting hand. I remembered that the first time I did bid 4H and went down, when I played W for DQ (I did guess singleton Q, but up D J, when W played a low D). So this time I knew immediately after the lead that E has singleton Q H and doubleton D Q. And made 11 tricks.
				
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				Posted 2021-July-01, 12:20
						Here is another one:
https://tinyurl.com/ydt57jlu
After the D lead, I was marking time, cashing hearts and trying to figure out which finesse to take
for the 9th trick. Until E discarded S8, which in the robot system should be encouraging (I think).
This jogged my memory: the first time I played the hand I believed E and so played W for the singleton KC (the only chance, I thought). So this time I knew W has both black kings, and KC is single.
But it sure takes a lot of fun away when one can know these things, even if only sometimes.
						
					
					
				https://tinyurl.com/ydt57jlu
After the D lead, I was marking time, cashing hearts and trying to figure out which finesse to take
for the 9th trick. Until E discarded S8, which in the robot system should be encouraging (I think).
This jogged my memory: the first time I played the hand I believed E and so played W for the singleton KC (the only chance, I thought). So this time I knew W has both black kings, and KC is single.
But it sure takes a lot of fun away when one can know these things, even if only sometimes.
	
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