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is it single suited or two suited?

#1 User is offline   lycier 

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Posted 2014-January-05, 04:22



2♣ said cappelletti -- single suited,but we have to say it is two suited actually.Posted Image
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Posted 2014-January-05, 04:36

I wonder whether I may have been in some way responsible for this aberration.
If the programmers too heed of my post here:
http://www.bridgebas...post__p__761505

It is possible that they programmed GIB to treat any 6+ card suit as single suited. Not correct, of course, but it might explain why they treat this hand as single-suited but previously a 7-4 hand as 2-suited.
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